SO MANY CELLS!!! Straight Pour for Beginners with silicone / timelapse with music

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  • Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
  • In the video (SO MANY CELLS!!! Straight Pour for Beginners), I am creating an acrylic 'skin' to use in an abstract painting I am creating for a show. The painting will be very colourful, so I chose some really pretty colours for this open cup pour. Feel free to use any colours you like. I used silicone in about half my colours to get so many cells and it really worked!! I wanted a fairly 'busy' vibe for my particular project. I will be sharing some more content on my new 'style' which combines pouring with abstract art, so stay tuned for that!
    With acrylic skins, you can peel them off the plastic, and they are flexible like a piece of vinyl. You can then adhere them to your canvas wherever you want and paint around it to incorporate the two styles together. In this case, the colourful cells!!! represent new leaves on spring trees in an abstract way which will appear on the top of the painting and then reflected in a body of water along the bottom of the painting.
    I decided to forgo the voiceover this time. Please take a look at my pouring tutorials if you want more detailed info about how to create pours... I used the same mix here... 2/3 floetrol to 1/3 paint and about 3 drops of silicone in 3 or 4 of the colours stirred lightly. I then just poured it on 'open cup' style, then did some swiping and some blow dryer finessing to thin it down more (otherwise it would take days to dry, lol!).
    I hope you enjoy!

КОМЕНТАРІ • 12

  • @karentondreau9091
    @karentondreau9091 4 місяці тому +1

    Wowza! Those cells are fantastic! I can’t wait to see how you use the skin in your larger piece! 😍💜

  • @KealaTolbert
    @KealaTolbert 19 днів тому

    Fantastic!!🤩

  • @mickeyrobinson4274
    @mickeyrobinson4274 4 місяці тому

    🌹

  • @DreamscapesMusicCinema
    @DreamscapesMusicCinema 4 місяці тому +1

    Hello Lisa ❤. So great to see you again 😀. Thank you for this awesome pour presentation. Fantastic the wag the colours blend like that. Super well done 👏✔. I hope everything is going well in Your Life 🌹💕🙏🥰. Mark Bensette Aux Bois 🇨🇦.

    • @LisaGolemArt
      @LisaGolemArt  4 місяці тому

      Thanks a million for your kind comment! Nice to hear from you again. I'm doing very well. Thanks!😇😎💗💙💜

  • @user-jl6ct6ld2n
    @user-jl6ct6ld2n 4 місяці тому

    So many colors too!

    • @LisaGolemArt
      @LisaGolemArt  4 місяці тому

      Yes, the abstract painting I'm working on is the theme of spring and new life... so I wanted all the colours in this one! The challenge was not ending up with any muddy colours!

  • @jeaneinabottle
    @jeaneinabottle 4 місяці тому

    Did you put silicone in each color or how do you get all those cells?

    • @LisaGolemArt
      @LisaGolemArt  4 місяці тому

      I put silicone in the darker 3 colours and stirred gently. I find in all the colours is too much.

  • @rubenneuman
    @rubenneuman Місяць тому

    Please. Tell me the secret to have so many cell

    • @LisaGolemArt
      @LisaGolemArt  Місяць тому +2

      There are many elements to cells. For me, I have found silicone of some kind is absolutely necessary for bigger, better cells, though I do get some smaller ones just by using american floetrol mixed into the paints. Everyone seems to do it differently, lol. The downside with silicone is that you have to wash the painting with Dove soap and water once it's dry and cured or it won't accept varnish. Feel free to ask me other questions! Sorry I took so long to respond!