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Thank you so much, David! WOW! First, I'm flattered to hear you took and enjoyed the course! And second - what a beauty you have created! I'm so looking forward to seeing more of your artwork with my new recipe. I know your combination of artistic talent and experimental approach will let you get the best of it!
A resounding endorsement, for sure. She’s able to do some pretty incredible things with her paints, and it’s really great to see that you can take that knowledge and apply it to your own pours and get positive outcomes. Beautifully done, David. 🐻
I love olga soby! She was the first art channel I started watching when I became interested in acrylic pouring. Her art is amazing and she seems like such a sweet person.
Yours is my first subscription where the artist also took the course. Your pour is gorgeous - great work! I cannot wait to start the hands-on! I've been through the whole course, but I haven't been able to find all the medium components, through an affordable vendor and in stock. (Blick is backordered - supposedly, another 18 days.) I hope that this means lots of artists are learning this method and getting ready to try for themselves. She worked hard to make the course, and I'm glad people are interested. It was fascinating.
You must be a great learner - no surprise! This is beautiful. I've been using a dry canvas on a few blowouts for the vibrant colors. Watching you it's time to use base coats.
Just signed up for Olga’s class, your video is so inspirational. I’m so glad to have found your video today. I love watching you do your magic. “Left Brained Artist” is such a great name. You get that science side of this art form.
That certainly is impressive, I did an online course recently by one of the top Dutch pourers, there really wasn't much support, and I would get the same as watching tutorials from other artists that I respect. I am glad you found the process complete.
Agree with Kathie, you are a great learner. And, of course, analytical. SO helpful to us all. Beautiful results on this piece - thank you once again David!
Merci David pour le code promo: il a bien fonctionné! Ca fait un moment que je vous regarde et oui avec le cours d'Olga vos résultats sont top. Bravo à vous
I love watching Olga but I thought she used just paint a water for her Dutch pours? I have heard her say that many times...but this pour used other ingredients and the recipe can also be used for cup pours, etc? I am confused....
She has changed up her reciped a bit and uses some other ingredients to help cells form and to mainting color and composition better. Nothing exotic like Australian Floetrol luckily.
Yeah, I too thought just H2O, having heard her say that alot. And I too, am now confused...? I liked that her incredible beauties were made with simplicity of H2O + paint recipe. Figured I just hadn't hit the right ratio/recipe yet. "Olga my dear, what gives? Were you using a 'secret sauce'...?!?"🌞
OMG David - thank you again. This course is so great. I have had some lovely fluid art in the past, and many not as good! What was fantastic was probably luck! Olga really makes this all understandable. Again, seriously, thank you!
I'd love to be able to afford her class!! There are several artists on here with amazing classes i love, but, right now we're just trying to keep food on the table and a roof over our head:( But, it's very cool to see the results and how amazing they are!! Just beautiful!!!! :)
omg I love this artist too . I love her rainbow pours ! Question I have all heavy body golden acrylic paints what do you reccomend 3 to 1 ? or 4 to 1 . By the way I just completed my first real art pour after watching you for hours ! lol Although I paint I just started 2 weeks ago with art pours .
3+ to 1. I usually start there and then add more medium until I either have the consistency or the color I want. If I have the color but not consistency then I add water. That goes for most very pigmented high quality paints.
Beautiful painting.. I have always wondered how Olga gets the paint to flow so freely. Did you feel that you got a lot of good info from her class? Great video, as always.
I'm curious if you've tried it on smaller canvases? I took the course but I've been less than successful with my results. I can't figure out if I'm just terrible at using a blow dryer (entirely possible) or if I need to try it on a bigger canvas.
I have her recipe. However it is proprietary information so I won't be sharing it anywhere on my channel. You can get these materials really easy in the US and Canada. Not sure how easily in other places but they are pretty common painting supplies.
im sorry dont say anyone haha i did the couse and no luck mix exactly thinking it was my scales and nope brought 3 new scales all the same stuff i had to wait so long for it to all come to australia you can only imagine the cost lol having it all come here and the bad conversion rate dam no idea why its not working
@@LeftBrainedArtist sure I just have to get it off my friends home the video and can tell you my posts on the group chat in Olga’s corse give me a day or 3 cheers I brought the hairdryer connections as well
Absolutely not I won't give the recipe. That is her porprietary method which I learned by purchasing her course. I won't give that up to people that haven't taken it. That isn't right or honest. That being said, many of the thing I teach on this channel such as consistency and the varying on paint's weight/density should help you create cells with dutch pour consistency paint. These two videos should help ua-cam.com/video/Z-fauTeq1Y0/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/4ollf1RthuU/v-deo.html
@@LeftBrainedArtist I was just surprised to see it on your program. I get where you're coming from. I just it's just a frustration of being disabled I can't say it any other way. And an artist.
That I can completely understand. If you pay attention to your densities and make sure you are putting high density and low denisty next to each other before using your blow dryer and using known cell reactive paint like amsterdam you can still get some pretty awesome effects.@@LuckyDog-v3h
@LeftBrainedArtist she does maybe a bit a varnish or wood conditioner to make it more fluid but not losing the properties like water does to it but floetrol its amazing u get excellent result with that 👌
So if I don’t spend $150 to take the course, I won’t be a successful fluid art painter!😮. That’s about the most disappointing thing I’ve heard in a long while. ❤❤😮😅😅
Taking the course can speed up the learning for sure but it is not required get art you love. Just like painting on your own you can learn to acrylic pour but watching videos can speed up that time to learn.
I watch many videos, especially like yours, where you tell the good and the bad. I have found your videos to be quite informative and helpful. Thank you. I’m actually trying to learn so I can sell them at craft shows and bank some money in my granddaughters savings account. The future looks expensive 😊. I know that I’m not ready to sell them yet. I’m still learning about cracking etc., and I have just started getting better paints. I’m nowhere near ready for the “sealing” them part so I think it’ll be a bit longer. Thanks again
This makes me mad because it's not fair to us that can't afford it we may be possibly able to save up for any weird ingredients. 😢 I guess it's just for the elite
Click here to learn from Olga too - Olga Soby Course - www.sobyartacademy.com/a/2147554757/JjHxLxR7 Use COUPON CODE " *David* " to get 10% off your purchase.
Thank you so much, David! WOW! First, I'm flattered to hear you took and enjoyed the course! And second - what a beauty you have created! I'm so looking forward to seeing more of your artwork with my new recipe. I know your combination of artistic talent and experimental approach will let you get the best of it!
My pleasure! Thanks for putting it out there. Really sped up my speed to learn.
@@LeftBrainedArtist thank you! By the way, I've sent you an email, check it out 😉
Which email did it go to? I haven't seen it yet.
@@OlgaSoby Thank you, Olga, for working with David on this! I've signed up!
@@99Marna welcome to the course!
A resounding endorsement, for sure. She’s able to do some pretty incredible things with her paints, and it’s really great to see that you can take that knowledge and apply it to your own pours and get positive outcomes. Beautifully done, David. 🐻
Thanks my friend. I definitely learned some new things from her I hadn't picked up on before.
Fantastic!!! I love the colors you chose… now add some finger swipes & finish that thing & show us!!!! ❤❤❤
I am not confident in my finger swipe art accent game. Maybe one day.
I love olga soby! She was the first art channel I started watching when I became interested in acrylic pouring. Her art is amazing and she seems like such a sweet person.
I totally agree James.
Yours is my first subscription where the artist also took the course. Your pour is gorgeous - great work!
I cannot wait to start the hands-on! I've been through the whole course, but I haven't been able to find all the medium components, through an affordable vendor and in stock. (Blick is backordered - supposedly, another 18 days.) I hope that this means lots of artists are learning this method and getting ready to try for themselves. She worked hard to make the course, and I'm glad people are interested. It was fascinating.
It was totally fascinating. I hadn't thought of some of the ways she manipulates density.
You must be a great learner - no surprise! This is beautiful. I've been using a dry canvas on a few blowouts for the vibrant colors. Watching you it's time to use base coats.
That is the beauty of Olga's new recipe. You keep a pretty vibrant pieces even when dry.
Loved her course!!!!!!
I know right!?!
Wow, beautiful! She is my favorite fluid artist too! She gets some AMAZING results! Yours looks so great David, I love it ❤❤ thx for sharing
Thanks so much my friend 😊
Just signed up for Olga’s class, your video is so inspirational. I’m so glad to have found your video today. I love watching you do your magic. “Left Brained Artist” is such a great name. You get that science side of this art form.
I'm so glad to hear that. I really loved what I learned in that course. And thank you for the wonderful comliment Cindy. 😊
I just took her course - it's amazing ! Can't wait to see your painting
I hope you get as much out of it as I did.
Thank you for sharing the information of Olga’s course! I purchased the course and you were right, thank you so much I can’t stop watching it.!
Wonderful! I need to do some more paintings with her mix.
WOW ❤ beautiful 👍🏼👍🏼 I may have to try that course Thank You 🙏🏻
I hope to sell one of these painitng to pay for it.
Wow that's awesome. Great colors
Thanks Mary!
Awww I so love Olga Soby, her art work is phenomenal & I love her vibrant energy ❤
Totally true. Sorry I am so late on this comment. For some reason YT hid this comment.
I am a newbie less than 12 months. I did her course and did my first blow-out with her recipe I couldn't believe my results it was incredible.
Fantastic! Any tips you can give me? 8)
I should be asking you. One thing I wasn't sure with video did you blow solby 2 over solby 1 or vice versa. 🤔
@@donnajones159 heavy over light. 2 over 1
That certainly is impressive, I did an online course recently by one of the top Dutch pourers, there really wasn't much support, and I would get the same as watching tutorials from other artists that I respect. I am glad you found the process complete.
I am sorry to hear that Jenny.
Olga is the best!! You just did a beautiful dutch pour. Way to go!! 🎉🎉 Enjoy your day. 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Agree with Kathie, you are a great learner. And, of course, analytical. SO helpful to us all. Beautiful results on this piece - thank you once again David!
Thank you so much! I really love Olga's style so being able to get something similar is pretty exhilarating.
Thank you for taking us with you on your first attempt on Olga’s style. Beautiful results!
Thanks Leigh. Love her paintings and so glad this one came out nicely. I do have a ways to go though.
Olga is an extraordinary artist. And a great teacher as you are an excellent student! Congratulations! This piece is remarkably pretty!
Thank you so much 😀
Great and beautiful painting, thanks for sharing.
Many thanks Christine.
Merci David pour le code promo: il a bien fonctionné! Ca fait un moment que je vous regarde et oui avec le cours d'Olga vos résultats sont top. Bravo à vous
J'apprécie cela et je suis heureux que vous ayez pu profiter de la réduction. Bonne chance.
This looks fantastic! I love how dark dioxazine purple dries - same for Prussian blue. It lets you go dark without using black 😊
Yup, love them.
Thanks! That is what i needed to know, been wanting to take it!
Glad to help. I've really enjoyed the paintings I have created using her format.
Great colours. Well done.
Thanks so much!
You did a great job and Olga is GREAT!
Amen Sheila.
Looks great, David! Very nice work!
Thanks Tony.
Well I trust you and understand your instructions over any others, so I’m gonna do Olga’s course! Thank you David!
I love it. I've gotten some awesome results. Let me know how it goes with you Joy.
Wow. This is so beautiful!!!!
Thank you so much Eva. I love how it turned out. The background is almost black whic is awesome.
I love her work as well! I have been following her for the last three years. Hopefully I can take her course in the near future. ❤
I hope so too lise
Thx for sharing this from Olga's technique.
You are so welcome Peggy. I love how her paintings turn out.
Hope you show a dry result after you do the little touch-ups! 😉
Love the colors!
As always, thank you for sharing your time and knowledge!
It is coming tomorrow in the community tab.
I too am a Olga convert - she is the cats meow. Her recipe has saved me so much paint and put the joy back in my painting.
I know right? I got great results from Day 1.
I love watching Olga but I thought she used just paint a water for her Dutch pours? I have heard her say that many times...but this pour used other ingredients and the recipe can also be used for cup pours, etc? I am confused....
She has changed up her reciped a bit and uses some other ingredients to help cells form and to mainting color and composition better. Nothing exotic like Australian Floetrol luckily.
Yeah, I too thought just H2O, having heard her say that alot. And I too, am now confused...?
I liked that her incredible beauties were made with simplicity of H2O + paint recipe. Figured I just hadn't hit the right ratio/recipe yet.
"Olga my dear, what gives? Were you using a 'secret sauce'...?!?"🌞
You really must have paid attention cos your pour was brilliant. I really like how we can still learn from each other. Thanks.
Amen. I am always up for learning new things about acrylic pouring.
OMG David - thank you again. This course is so great. I have had some lovely fluid art in the past, and many not as good! What was fantastic was probably luck! Olga really makes this all understandable. Again, seriously, thank you!
You are very welcome
At your recommendation I have invested in Olga's course, thank you for your insight
I hope you get great results Suzanne. I'd love to see some of the things you create.
Awesome colors!!
Thanks so much! I love making subtle greens from blues and yellows.
You rocked it !!!
My pleasure!
Thank you so much for sharing.🎉🎉
Glad to help Arlene.
I'd love to be able to afford her class!! There are several artists on here with amazing classes i love, but, right now we're just trying to keep food on the table and a roof over our head:(
But, it's very cool to see the results and how amazing they are!! Just beautiful!!!! :)
I know that feeling Jade. Keep practicing with what you can and don't lose faith.
I'm signed up and taking her course !
Let me know how it goes. I love my results Vicki. Plus she has been adding more monthly since I first bought it.
Beautiful David! With Olga recipe does she teaches you how to mix the different brands of paints, the ratios paint to pouring medium etc Thanks !
She absolutely does Sabrina.
@@LeftBrainedArtist thanks!
Brilliant! On a lot of levels. 👀
Glad you think so my friend.
omg I love this artist too . I love her rainbow pours ! Question I have all heavy body golden acrylic paints what do you reccomend 3 to 1 ? or 4 to 1 . By the way I just completed my first real art pour after watching you for hours ! lol
Although I paint I just started 2 weeks ago with art pours .
3+ to 1. I usually start there and then add more medium until I either have the consistency or the color I want. If I have the color but not consistency then I add water. That goes for most very pigmented high quality paints.
Well you just sold me..I’m doing the course!
It was so worth it for me.
Beautiful work., 👏👏👏❣️im a newbie an i cry often, but havent totally given up..im desperate to learn..i keep watching -
Start with the very basics and master one method. I find that people that skip from technique to technique have the most trouble.
Beautiful painting.. I have always wondered how Olga gets the paint to flow so freely. Did you feel that you got a lot of good info from her class? Great video, as always.
I learned a bunch of things for sure. It isn't cheap that is for sure.
I'm curious if you've tried it on smaller canvases? I took the course but I've been less than successful with my results. I can't figure out if I'm just terrible at using a blow dryer (entirely possible) or if I need to try it on a bigger canvas.
I have not, but I wanted to try the planet pour so I was going to do some test small canvases. I’ll let you know how it goes.
Did you torch your work at all? Curious.
Very little to pop bubbles.
Does it teach how to mix with homemade medium using glue and water? since it is the one medium that I can afford
No, she only uses her mix which is definitely not the cheaper pouring mediums.
Wait...so you took her course and didn't get her recipe? If you did, are the products available here?
I have her recipe. However it is proprietary information so I won't be sharing it anywhere on my channel. You can get these materials really easy in the US and Canada. Not sure how easily in other places but they are pretty common painting supplies.
@@LeftBrainedArtist Thanks for your reply.
I love that your last name is Voorhies! Lol. Can’t wait to take her course.
My mom was a school teacher and she always said she'd bring her "son" Jason to school if they made any problems. 😉😂
Great job David! It's beautiful. I'll need to save some money her course now 😂
Expensive, no doubt!?
I know right? That is the problem with falling in love with something. That need to pursue and level up. It almost always involves more money.
I may have to investigate this, after i go to my CrimeCon convention in Orlando this September. (It's costing me an arm and a leg.)
That sounds exciting. I assume you are a true crime buff?
im sorry dont say anyone haha i did the couse and no luck mix exactly thinking it was my scales and nope brought 3 new scales all the same stuff i had to wait so long for it to all come to australia you can only imagine the cost lol having it all come here and the bad conversion rate dam no idea why its not working
Can you send me some pictures of your results? lets help you figure this out. You can get my email at leftbrainedartist.com
@@LeftBrainedArtist sure I just have to get it off my friends home the video and can tell you my posts on the group chat in Olga’s corse give me a day or 3 cheers I brought the hairdryer connections as well
@@Whatintheworld259 There is a group chat for Olga's secret recipe course?!? I don't remember ever seeing that.
@@LeftBrainedArtist oh yes at the end when your watching from computer it doesn’t work on the app
@@LeftBrainedArtist okay I feel really terrible. I can’t find the email from that Link .
Link goes to "Page Not Found"
Ooh, thanks Marna!
Should be fixed now Marna.
@@LeftBrainedArtist Thanks David - I'm signed up! Thanks to you!
I can't afford her class. That's why I watch you. But you won't give us the recipe? 😮DUDE!!🙏🏼
Absolutely not I won't give the recipe. That is her porprietary method which I learned by purchasing her course. I won't give that up to people that haven't taken it. That isn't right or honest.
That being said, many of the thing I teach on this channel such as consistency and the varying on paint's weight/density should help you create cells with dutch pour consistency paint. These two videos should help ua-cam.com/video/Z-fauTeq1Y0/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/4ollf1RthuU/v-deo.html
@@LeftBrainedArtist I was just surprised to see it on your program. I get where you're coming from. I just it's just a frustration of being disabled I can't say it any other way. And an artist.
That I can completely understand. If you pay attention to your densities and make sure you are putting high density and low denisty next to each other before using your blow dryer and using known cell reactive paint like amsterdam you can still get some pretty awesome effects.@@LuckyDog-v3h
Thanks!
Thanks so much Marla. I really appreciate that.
If you took the course then you’re not technically cracking any code. She gave it to you in her course
That is one logical way to look at it.
No secret revieled haha 😂
lol, not my secret to reveal but she does a dang good job of it.
@LeftBrainedArtist she does maybe a bit a varnish or wood conditioner to make it more fluid but not losing the properties like water does to it but floetrol its amazing u get excellent result with that 👌
So if I don’t spend $150 to take the course, I won’t be a successful fluid art painter!😮. That’s about the most disappointing thing I’ve heard in a long while. ❤❤😮😅😅
Taking the course can speed up the learning for sure but it is not required get art you love. Just like painting on your own you can learn to acrylic pour but watching videos can speed up that time to learn.
I watch many videos, especially like yours, where you tell the good and the bad. I have found your videos to be quite informative and helpful. Thank you. I’m actually trying to learn so I can sell them at craft shows and bank some money in my granddaughters savings account. The future looks expensive 😊. I know that I’m not ready to sell them yet. I’m still learning about cracking etc., and I have just started getting better paints. I’m nowhere near ready for the “sealing” them part so I think it’ll be a bit longer. Thanks again
My pleasure. Let me know if you have more questions. Always glad to help and those help me with new video ideas too.@@Littlesharky-h2s
This makes me mad because it's not fair to us that can't afford it we may be possibly able to save up for any weird ingredients. 😢 I guess it's just for the elite
Check my other note I sent with some videos that gives good info on how to vary paints and layer paints to get cell action.
@@LeftBrainedArtist thank you so much ♥️