Outstanding!!Usually I don't comment videos,but your paintings are always so extraordinary. That series of blue/green hide and reveal is just fantastic
Thank you Jerome!! I've been a little off the radar, still very busy at work. But when I get the rest, I'll check out your new videos too, still on the list!! 😉💙
I wish I could like this video more than once. You’re so talented and unique! I love that you used a fork too. You put your own spin on this style and it’s really neat to see. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much, that's very sweet! It's seriously a palette knife, that pretty little fork, can you believe it? I'm going to do lots of fun things with it! It makes me happy that you think I'm making it my own! ❤
Absolutely gorgeous, Suzan!! I love the way that you added the white CA to the palette knife so that you got the white and gold stripes as you swiped. You may see me giving that a try soon!! ❤
Thank you so much Bill! Yes the zigzag white CA on the gold, I do that almost continuously, gives an extra cool effect! Would love to see you do it too! ❤
Prachtig Suzan! Het is inderdaad wat jammer dat de onderste kleuren nauwelijks naar boven komen, maar je 'blauwen' zijn prachtig bij elkaar en het is een mooi geheel zo. Mooie lijntjes ook! 😘🥰😘
I think you mean what I use to swipe with the palette knife? It is called a cell activator, but is a mix of Acrylic paint and Australian floetrol. I follow the principle of the Bloom technique here, where the white base (also called pillow) is the thickest in consistency, the colors just a little less thick, and the cell activator is the thinnest. It contains another ingredient (the Australian floetrol) which does make it heavier than the other paints. Which makes it sink and that's what creates the cells, thus the beautiful effects! I also tried to describe it in the description box below the video, I hope it's helpful to you. And if you don't know her yet, also check out Winterstromart, she invented this technique! Thank you!
@@okanzegerek You're welcome, that's what this is for! To make the cell activator with Australian floetrol, I mix 1 part paint with about 1.5 or 2 parts floetrol. This also varies a bit by paint color because that consistency can vary. Amsterdam paint is known to work best. It also has to do with the density of the paint color, LeftBrainedArtist has a chart for this. But titanium white and oxide black work anyway. But choosing the ratio of paint and floetrol may also depend on the consistency of the colors you use. My mix is really, really thick. Many also use the ratio 1:3, so it's really finding what suits you, by varying and trying out!
@@okanzegerek You're welcome, that's what this is for! To make the cell activator with Australian floetrol, I mix 1 part paint with about 1.5 or 2 parts floetrol. This also varies a bit by paint color because that consistency can vary. Amsterdam paint is known to work best. It also has to do with the density of the paint color, LeftBrainedArtist has a chart for this. But titanium white and oxide black work anyway. But choosing the ratio of paint and floetrol may also depend on the consistency of the colors you use. My mix is really, really thick. Many also use the ratio 1:3, so it's really finding what suits you, by varying and trying out!
Absolutely amazing hide&reveal spun out Suzan👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️😘
Outstanding!!Usually I don't comment videos,but your paintings are always so extraordinary. That series of blue/green hide and reveal is just fantastic
Really appreciate that, thank you so much, glad you like it!
Amazing! I love how you've managed to keep adding details in all areas while still maintaining a perfect flow in the composition. Great work!! 💙
Thank you Jerome!! I've been a little off the radar, still very busy at work. But when I get the rest, I'll check out your new videos too, still on the list!! 😉💙
Heel mooie technieken, kleuren en design .!! Je maakt van fluid art echte kunst !!🎉😊
Dankjewel, echt heel lief!!
I wish I could like this video more than once. You’re so talented and unique! I love that you used a fork too. You put your own spin on this style and it’s really neat to see. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much, that's very sweet! It's seriously a palette knife, that pretty little fork, can you believe it? I'm going to do lots of fun things with it! It makes me happy that you think I'm making it my own! ❤
This is amazing. I'm gonna have to give this a try. You did an amazing job with this creation!!
Thank you so much, it's also so incredibly fun to do, you should really try it!!!
Absolutely gorgeous, Suzan!! I love the way that you added the white CA to the palette knife so that you got the white and gold stripes as you swiped. You may see me giving that a try soon!! ❤
Thank you so much Bill! Yes the zigzag white CA on the gold, I do that almost continuously, gives an extra cool effect! Would love to see you do it too! ❤
Vraiment superbe 🎉
Thank you so much Christine!! ☺
Gorgeous!!
Thank you Nikki!!
Prachtig Suzan! Het is inderdaad wat jammer dat de onderste kleuren nauwelijks naar boven komen, maar je 'blauwen' zijn prachtig bij elkaar en het is een mooi geheel zo. Mooie lijntjes ook!
😘🥰😘
Dankjewel Janneke! Inderdaad, ik had het al door toen ik ermee bezig was.... weer een les erbij!! 😅😘
Wowww prachtig geworden 👌💚💛🩵💙
Dankjewel, heel lief!! ☺
Heel mooi Suzanne
Dankjewel Angie, groetjes van Hollandse bodem!! 😉😊
@@SuzanVerberne_FluidArt mis Nederland een beetje 💕💕
You have created very different and beautiful effects. I'm just curious about this; Do you use an additive other than acrylic paint?
I think you mean what I use to swipe with the palette knife? It is called a cell activator, but is a mix of Acrylic paint and Australian floetrol. I follow the principle of the Bloom technique here, where the white base (also called pillow) is the thickest in consistency, the colors just a little less thick, and the cell activator is the thinnest. It contains another ingredient (the Australian floetrol) which does make it heavier than the other paints. Which makes it sink and that's what creates the cells, thus the beautiful effects! I also tried to describe it in the description box below the video, I hope it's helpful to you. And if you don't know her yet, also check out Winterstromart, she invented this technique! Thank you!
Thank you very much, good work. Your benevolence is very valuable 👋👋👋
Let me ask you one more thing, what is the mixture ratio of folietrol and dye?
@@okanzegerek You're welcome, that's what this is for! To make the cell activator with Australian floetrol, I mix 1 part paint with about 1.5 or 2 parts floetrol. This also varies a bit by paint color because that consistency can vary. Amsterdam paint is known to work best. It also has to do with the density of the paint color, LeftBrainedArtist has a chart for this. But titanium white and oxide black work anyway. But choosing the ratio of paint and floetrol may also depend on the consistency of the colors you use. My mix is really, really thick. Many also use the ratio 1:3, so it's really finding what suits you, by varying and trying out!
@@okanzegerek You're welcome, that's what this is for! To make the cell activator with Australian floetrol, I mix 1 part paint with about 1.5 or 2 parts floetrol. This also varies a bit by paint color because that consistency can vary. Amsterdam paint is known to work best. It also has to do with the density of the paint color, LeftBrainedArtist has a chart for this. But titanium white and oxide black work anyway. But choosing the ratio of paint and floetrol may also depend on the consistency of the colors you use. My mix is really, really thick. Many also use the ratio 1:3, so it's really finding what suits you, by varying and trying out!