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Hi Bonnie, Amsterdam pearl colours are almost indistinguishable from each other when wet, but then the colours start to appear once the paint starts to dry.

Muchas gracias!

Thank you, 3dlovely!

Thanks, Patrice! 👍

Thanks very much and welcome!

Thanks very much, Lee Anne 😊

Thanks, Johnny. I agree -- there's always an artist somewhere doing something interesting in art -- I myself also often feel inspired by other artists on YT. Cheers!

Cheers, Frank!

Thanks, Kelli! They're great fun, aren't they!

Thank you! 🙂

Thanks, Bonnie!🙂

Thanks, Kathleen -- give it a go!

Thanks, Aleksandra. I like your art pieces too!

@@wookeyholeartist ☺️🫶thank you! X

Thank you

Thanks Lisa

Thank you, Pamelar!

What’s sad is your comment. Just shut up and enjoy the video. Eyeroll

The purpose of not letting the marble go off the edge right away is to keep the flow of the movement going. If you let the marble drop off every time you get to an edge you'd have to clean it each time you put it back on the wet paint. Guess a new clean marble could be used if you let it drop off each time but part of the fun in the marble roll is to make designs without letting it roll off.

Thank you lovely!

Thank you, 3dlovely!

Thank you very much 3dlovely 🙏

Thank you Sherrie! Cheers! 😊

Thanks, Melodie! Yes, indeed, black and white could quite work well together -- pearl white + black background. 👍😊

Thanks so much, Melodie! 🙂🙏

Thanks for your comments, Tammie. Yes, I painted around some of the petals on the right-hand side in the white background colour to improve the composition and for consistency with the other sides. I don't always record the final steps putting the finishing touches, but I might do so in future.

Thank you, Isabelle. It's one of my favourites 😊

Most welcome, Tina. Your beautiful pieces and techniques inspired Rinske Douna, and they have inspired me, so thank you for sharing your techniques with the global art community! Warm regards. Paul

Thank you, Nashir 😊

Thanks, August. I like your pieces too, particularly your Ocean Inspired Blow Dryer Pour - looks awesome! If you haven't already, take a look at Rinske Douna's and Olga Soby's channels.

Thank you, Eileen

Thank you, Estelle!

Thank you -- I love your "Blue Stone" piece!

Thank you Lorry!

Thanks, Glenda, and great question (I had to ask someone else the same question before I started pouring): it's a Hydrogarden seed tray (manufactured by Garland), available on Amazon (smile.amazon.co.uk/Hydrogarden-Garland-1-2m-Square-Tray/dp/B0090HKORS/ref=sr_1_8?crid=17LA95WFJGH7T&keywords=garland+seed+tray+1.2m&qid=1675268478&sprefix=garland+seed+tray+1.2m%2Caps%2C75&sr=8-8) and elsewhere. Dimensions: 1.2m x 1.2m x 12cm. Other sizes are available(!)

Thank you !

Thanks, Maria!

Thanks, Soraya. I love your pieces, too!

Thanks so much. Your mosaic art pieces are awesome!

Thanks, Marie-Louise. Sending you positive vibes from Somerset.

Thanks, Ronda. Base colour: Amsterdam Standard Series acrylic Titanium White, mixed with water only, slighter thicker-than-normal Dutch pour consistency. Pour colours (slighter thicker-than-normal Dutch pour consistency) as follows: (1) "Light Sea Green" (a mixture of Amsterdam Standard Series acrylic "Phthalo Green" + "Titanium White"); (2) Amsterdam Standard Series acrylic "Phthalo Green"; (3) Winsor & Newton acrylic "Dark Turquoise"; (4) Winsor & Newton acrylic "Winsor Blue"; (5) Amsterdam Standard Series acrylic "Olive Green Light"; (6) Pebeo acrylic "Iridescent Gold".

This is my botanical Dutch pour technique that I created. I use house interior for my base layer. Did you find me on UA-cam? You did not mention where you were inspired Rinske and I did a collab and has been doing these on her channel since she was inspired by my art. Come check out my pieces.

Cheers, Mark 😀