17] Add EASY MARBLING techniques to boost your FLUID ACRYLIC paintings
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Learn to use simple, inexpensive tools to add stunning marble effects to fluid paintings. No silicone or torch needed.
Here is the link for the video on low-cost, handy tools you probably already have that can help you enhance your fluid painting:
• [14] LOW-COST handy T...
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For this painting I used Artist’s Loft Flow Acrylic paint, and a couple of craft paints from DecoArt... but ANY paint will work. .
This is my formula for all the paint:
--- 1 part paint to 5 parts Floetrol (but 2 parts paint to 5 parts Floetrol works well too)
--- There is no silicone or other additive in this painting.
--- I then add a little water if necessary to get my paint to be the consistency of really warm honey, or like heavy cream. The amount of water will depend on the type of acrylic paint you used ... Flow acrylic (runny like house paint) will need very little water if any, while medium to heavy body paint (thick like toothpaste) will need more water. Try to limit the amount of water that you use ... too much will break down the binding properties of the acrylic paint. How much is too much? Try to keep the amount of water under 50% of the amount of paint.
Thank you in advance for watching the videos, sharing them, commenting and leaving a thumbs up. Your kindness helps my channel continue and it is all greatly appreciated! May the alcohol inks, resin, and paints be kind, and may the pours be with you. 😊💕
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So, so pretty, especially with the colors you chose! Thanks for sharing; such a fun inspiration!😊
I love this one to Myriam.
Awww, thank you so much Alison!
I love marbling, was wondering if anyone was going to use it with the fluid painting. Lucky me, I have lots of marbling tools that I can use.
Thanks for the wonderful video, I love watching you create.
You are very welcome MarshaMarie! Thank you for the kind words! 😊💕
Adorable 💫 ideas!!! Love it!!!
Thank you Ixia! 😊💕
Love the grooviness of it all. :-)
Hahahaaa! Hair picks, nothing is safe! Love it!
Ha... That made me giggle out loud!! 😄 I'm sure my friends get nervous when I start looking at their things with that quizzical look (which we know equals "hmmm, I wonder if I can stick THAT in the paint!!??"😂) Thanks for that Cyndi!
Myriam's Nature Now you made ME laugh out loud! I made sure I saved this video. It's GREAT! Happy Painting!
OMG you are doing things that I have thought of with paint movement... I'm so glad to see them....Especially the squiggles. I love scarf marbling, And you are a Pinhead Genius! I think the ball heads will be good for helping drag paint along - marbling within marbling
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Love this new technique! I think it would make beautiful coasters for gifts. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
That was fun! Thanks for sharing.
You are always welcome Katmom! Thank you!
I loved the effects these new tools will bring to the canvas. I kept cringing when you would put one to your tile because I kept thinking it was going to be like chalk screeching on a chalkboard. lol and it finally did screech on the bouquet tool lol . Lots of great education we seem to get from you.
Awww thank you Parker... I'm so happy to know the videos are useful. Sorry about the screech... I didn't notice (I'd have edited out the sound). I'm glad it was only on the one tool.😄😉
I love this, great for a beginner.
I'm so glad you liked it Elizabeth... Thank you!
Love your technique videos. I learn so much.
Thank you ever so much Cynthia... That is wonderfully encouraging and definitely put a smile on my face! 😊💖
Wow, the effect with the comb that you altered! That reminded me of fish scales and would look great as a skin for mixed media or jewelry. Thanks Myriam
Totally my pleasure Melinda… Thank you!
Can't wait to go try these ideas! Thank you.
Awesome... Thank you Valerie!! 🎨💕😊
Myriam, I LOVE your videos! Such great ideas. Thank you. SO much!!!
Thank you Marjory... That is so nice of you to say!!
This is SO COOL!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it Valerie... Thank you!
Thanks for showing these lovely techniques ☺
It was such fun to do.... My pleasure Roz. Thanks for the kindness!
The pick worked really well. I was gonna suggest a comb but you beat me too it. I guess left handers think alike 😉
And it was cheap too... Woo hoo! 😄 Lovely to meet another leftie... they say we lean toward creativity. I love that! 👍💕😊
This is Beautiful
Many thanks for that ... I so appreciate it! 😊💖
I loved this video, thank you Miriam! Next time in the studio I will be playing with marbling.
Woo hoo... I'm so happy to hear that Rosanne... Thank you!! 🎨💕😊
Ooh....something new for me to try! I have seen great big combs in the store as well, like really big. I am going to try this. Thank you Myriam!
😄 I love your enthusiasm Diane. I always look forward to your comments. Thank YOU! I'm so happy to know that more fun will be had with your paints
Such a great idea ty for sharing
My pleasure Susana!💖😊
Love this tutorial, oh my goodness!! Thank you! 🌼🌼🌼
Awww... Thank you Marjie! I'm so glad! 😊💕
Love this! I already have some tools because I have done paper marbling. Can't wait to try it! Thank you!
Awesome Margaret... Sounds like you are good to go! And you probably know techniques too! 😊 Thank you for the enthusiastic comment! 💕
I used to do paper marbling, and those were some of the techniques we used. People should search for paper marbling techniques to get even more ideas for patterns.
Excellent tip... Thank you for that Blaiz!! 🎨💖
Thank you!! Awesome ❤
You are always so welcome Aunita... Thank you!! 🎨💖😘
Love your videos !! Thank you !!
I so appreciate your kind comments Gr8eft! Thank you.
You are so welcome !!
Totally Awesome! Thank you very much
I love this piece. I would love any other tips that you have on additional techniques. Hugs to you Myriam!
Thank you Judy. I will happily try to make videos about any technique I learn or figure out.😊😘💕
love how you think outside the box do more
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very good. thank u.
An upcoming fork shortage :D too funny Myriam!
Loved this and tried it right away. Upon drying, much of the design moved☹️ Just too much paint?
I'm glad you enjoyed it Victoria.😊💕 About the moving paint, a couple of things could be responsible: If the design got blurry and seemed to expand, then the paints had different densities... Adjusting the mix of the "misbehaving" color(s) will help. If the design stayed crisp for the entire time you were working on it but then collapsed much later, the paint might have been too thin. If the paint shifted to one side or another I would think the canvas needs to be on a more level surface. Those are the first things that come to mind without better understanding HOW it moved. I hope that helps.
Are these paints mixed with anything?
Yes Elizabeth... The mix I used is in the description box below the video. 😊
Yup, like the other comment below, nothing is safe with you, lololol. I love it!
I may be reduced to eating and cooking with tools from the garage... No wait, those are already in the studio and full of paint. Darn it... Oh well, I can always eat with my fingers! 😂 Thanks for the giggle Stefanie! 💖🎨
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When I first started seeing fluid painting I thought of the beautiful scarves that are made by raking through the paint ; there are similar styles in nail artistry and so being an ex-beautician, using a pick was a no brainer... so 2 and 2 makes 4... And :
I'm ready to make some art
but can't get a start...
I need a job, dag nab it,
to feed my habit;
I lack the paints, the canvas...
And aught to pay for all o' this!
I feel the need to create...
for Posterity's sake!
P.S. third verse is new, edited in, complete with archaic word meaning "anything at all". Explanation is for those who thought I misspelled ought. Ought is certainly a word that would fit because I certainly should pay for these things. Could you imagine a handicapped person doing a smash and grab for art supplies to feed their habit as a doper would steal stereos and dash to feed theirs?
A poet too?? I am really enjoying your comments Karen… They are such fun to read! Thank you!! 😊💕
@@MyriamsNature Bless you. Thank you. I added another verse, now the third, here goes:
I am ready to make some art
but can't get a start ;
I need a job, dag nab it,
to feed my habit;
I lack the paints, the canvas...
And aught, to pay for all o'this;
I feel a need to create...
for Posterity's sake!
**If you are of a mind, revisit my other post...I edited the poem there for other readers of comment and explaining the archaic "aught" for those who don't know it, who may think I misspelled, and, as whim took me, I elaborated...
There is that about fluid painting that harkens to paste paper painting, that I used to do with my nivlings. Paste papers -- a grown up form of finger painting -- has much in common with fluid painting and pouring.... so from those explorations I gather lots of mark making tools including forks, picks, combs and my favorite -- a tri comb used for texture from the world of ceramics.This is like mine: goo.gl/vtQ8kF or at amazon:goo.gl/D3TrLA but the hardware store paint department may have these too...Thanks as always for sharing the joy of discovery!
LOL LOL
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