She tells you exactly how to mix this in other videos. The pouring medium is 65% glue to 35% water. Measure that out and mix it in a big container so you have a bunch of it. The ratio of paint to pouring medium is 50/50 so take a cup and pour some paint in it and then add the same amount of the pouring medium you just made up. Mix it nice and good with a wooden stir stick of some kind. Mix until it pours off your stick like cream. If it falls too fast it's too thin and add some more pouring medium. If it falls too slow it's too thick so add some water. Again it should pour off your stick like cream. For those size cups she adds 5 drops of silicone oil. Mix well so it get incorporated into the paints. I usually layer with my paints held higher than this but I'm going to change how I do it now because of watching these videos. I think pouring from a lower height causes less mixing and less chance of the paints turning muddy ( the higher your pour into the cups the more it will blend and possibly become muddy) Also her choice of colours gives less chance of things turning muddy. The similar the colours the more chance of muddy mix. Also the order in which you layer the paints in the cups is important. Let's say you don't want green in your mix yet you poured blue over yellow you ARE going to get green. Trust me lol. Also after watching this I'm going to torch less. I've been torching WAY too much and not getting the nice formed cells like this. I mean mine are nice but they could be better like these. Too much tilting and you are going to get stretched out wobbly cells and you'll cry a boat load of tears. It's all about experimenting and just trying over and over till you get it right. Start with cheap paints and glue and water like I did. The fun is in the process and I learned so much already from this video Julie and I've been pouring for quite awhile. Subscribed and an addicted follower now :)
I’ve done some pouring not a lot I noticed that you get more bubbles if you pour from a height. Thinner paint ie:craft type doesn’t need a lot of water added you should start with smaller sizes and work up to larger I find I use a lot of dark colours blues , dark greens etc.,
Thank you! That was clear! I’m just starting. Very nervous as I have to do a big project for my new kitchen using the colours I used for painting dining chairs. Enjoying the great pours. Thank you for the great demos!
That really is beautiful and you can praise and celebrate it all you want! There isn’t one of us who love this medium that won’t understand your excitement, and and who are praying for the same results. Loved every minute!
THANK YOU! I have gone through an enormous amount of paint. Think,thick, glue, water, flotrol and flopped every single time getting cells. Watching you, I FINALLY GOT CELLS! AND KEPT THEM! You Rock!!!!
I literally had no idea about acrylic pours until about a half hour ago. WOW!!! This looks like so much fun, awesome video and awesome painting! This is the most exciting discovery I’ve found in ages on UA-cam!
you can just eyeball it, there's not an 'exact amount'. the purpose of the glue and water is to condition the paint, so that it can be diluted somewhat and still not break down.. it also doesn't weaken the pigments (the color) in the paints very much. some swear it gives them cells using it alone.. f you make too much of the glue and water mixture, its okay. it holds well in a sealed jar. make sure you wipe the rim well after pouring it out or you will have the worlds most boring aquarium filled with glue. lol. i make it by the half gallon and i've never had an issue. you can also save paints not used completely in sealed containers... i buy specimen cups off of amazon (they are the cups you pee in at the doctor if you have bladder infection.. they are semi opaque and have screw on lids, i love em. i used to use the little souffle cups that you would get salad dressing or something in if you ordered take out. you can buy those on amazon as well, or if you have a dollar tree store you can find them in the wedding section with silver ware, etc. good luck. don't be scared, its all trial and error. its fun.
Nina Kozak welcome aboard! My husband and I started doing this about a month ago and now we're hooked! In fact, we were watching Julie's videos when we did our first pours. Have fun!!
I love your patter. So refreshing to have someone who is a natural extrovert and teacher explain everything so thoroughly but without boring one to tears. Five stars.
I live in the UK and just spent £22 on 1L floetrol to start with fluid art. I wish I knew that before 😂😂😂 Beautiful piece, thank you for explaining all of it so well! I love your channel and your art!
This is a stunning picture! I was very encouraged by your comment that you have been pouring for 2 years, and this was the first time you achieved this look! I’ve been very focussed the last month or so on trying different “recipes” for pouring - it’s quite a learning curve! Thank you for sharing your techniques.
Amazing. . . i've watched thousands of pouring vids and your video is wonderful. So inspiring. Your technique and communication is superior to so many. You made me smile and filled me with joy as I watched. Thankyou....You Rock...Keep up the good work x
Ariel Phoenix: yes! this is new to me also! Im a scrapbook gal and came along these "pouring" videos! my law is on the floor too! ha ha. I watched this thinking how on earth is this going to look cool when she poured it into a cup first? ha ha-
Thanks for the info on the medium. I'm in Cairns and getting all the US mediums takes weeks. Going to try the wood glue with water as medium. I got silicone wd40 which is supposed to do the same trick. I've tried acrylics before but love pouring as a style. Just got back from the shops with all my supplies and going to give it a go with the wife and kids. If we can get anything even remotely close to this I'll be happy. Big love from the far north. 😀
I’m glad you showed us that we can use Elmers glue all. I really want to do this but I’m still learning and not quite sure what all I need!!!! This one is awesome
Thank you so much for doing this video. Floetrol is crazy expensive here, so I was looking for an alternative. I'd heard about using glue, but never got a satisfying explanation on what and how. This video gave me so much information. Also, that's quite a stunning piece. Painting goals!
It IS AMAZING!!!!!!!! Im glad ur finally rewarded w/the look u've been trying to get for the last 2 yrs...& that we were some of the fortunate ones to be able to experience it w/u!!! I don't think ur bragging or ranting. U DESERVE to be proud!!!!!! And...purple even behave himself for this!!!!!!😂😂 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This one is gorgeous, I can see why it's your favorite.. nice clusters of good cells floating on a background.. very beautiful! Love this piece, especially that blue river between the pink and black.. well done Julie!! ❤️👏👏👏
Aww Julie it is pretty and happy it turned out great . And I don’t mind you ranting lol you are very interesting to listen to and great at what you do . I hope you never stop . 😉❤️
@@amandareyneke5596 Hi Amanda... no, I did not get an answer jet... but, the Lady has showen some of her work after it dryed... Julie realy does awesome work... I do pouring my self for about 4 years... and, I just cant stop.... lol... it is so much fun... only I do big pour with palet about 2m x 1m... with kind regards... Feelice (*_*)
Thank you for replying. I can just imagine how much fun it is. I have not started yet, but love any art or craft where the outcome is a nice surprise, that is why I love painting in water colour also. One do get to the point where one will get to know plus minus how it will be but the total outcome is still a surprise (mostly 😁😁). Enjoy
Omgoodness Julie, I LOVE THIS! I am almost speechless, but have so much I want to say...lol! I have been trying everything and poof after 2 years you find “THE” formula! With results that are stunning and so beautiful! I can only imagine how happy you are bc I watched this twice in complete awe! CONGRATULATIONS, my friend!💜I cannot wait to try! Thank you so much for sharing!
That pour was awesome. The colors are beautiful and vibrant. And the cells have many colors and layers to them. Absolutely gorgeous painting. I can't wait to try. ❤️
This is beautiful! Some of my best pours were done with just glue and water, I'm in Canada. I use the acid free Mod Podge gloss and they dry with a shine. If they're ones I've kept, I've gotten away so far without varnishing them 😆 I also like to experiment with homemade pouring mediums and I find the glue helps hold cells together so you can stretch them and still have some background colour. I love your colour choices and how they didn't get muddy 🙂
Beatifull.... I wish I could get these cells. Do you add silicone ?? Sorry if you mentiobes it, but today I have a bad internet connection and miss some of your talking.. Thanks for sharing and showing
What kind of glue do you use? I'm in Canada as well, Kingston Ont. and can't get flotron, so I have experimented with different things to get brilliant cells but am having trouble. What kind or brand of silicone do you use?
cwmerman You're welcome to join our group for beginners it's called Acrylic Pouring and Fluid Art Nova Scotia on Facebook. People share tips and answer questions. You can get Floetrol in Canada at Dulux stores, unless you don't have one nearby you can try Elmers Glue all, Mod Podge is a bit more expensive.
Hi! I'm from Pakistan and sadly I am unable to find floetrol from anywhere.. Can i just use glue and water as a pouring medium? I'm a beginner never tried pouring.. Another question please😂.. Can we use oil paints? What's their procedure?
I have just found paint pouring and have spent HOURS watching your videos. This is one of my FAVOURITE of your pieces. The colours are sublime. Can't wait to get myself some paint so I can pretty up these canvasses I have ready and waiting!
That effect with the 'mounds' in the paint cup is called a trace in baking or soap making. Its where it leaves a 'trace" of the dropped liquid before it melts back into the surface. THis was a REALLY helpful video. Im going to change several things iM doing.
Bluebear Artz I did a really pretty one, turned out exactly how I hoped, then I went to the store while it dried and came back to find a paw print right in the middle of the white butterfly design I did and my cat with paint on her toes
Repunsel Rose same thing happened to me a year ago with my first one. I had it drying in the bathroom away from my cats, and my ex husband accidentally left the door open when he was going to work. So there’s a little kitten paw print imbedded on it It’s still my favorite one.😂
I saw some dirty pours on Pinterest and loved them. Didn't have the room to set up a station so didn't attempt it. Now I've moved and will probably be able to try some Your poures are stunning. Thank you for demonstrating your techniques
thanks for your precious videos I'm trying your technique with glue and it's fantastic...sure to reach your levels it will take time but I won't give up..
Hi, Question ….I want to make some Place Mats & Coasters, would they be able to with stand any heat and if so what materials are required? Also thanks for the videos.
This is one of the coolest paintings I've ever seen. I'm a bit late here, but quick question - what are the little stands in the corners keeping the canvas off of the table? I tried pouring this past weekend and it was tedious to keep lifting the canvasses off the table, and quite messy.
This is the Lexus of paintings. It is so beautiful it glows! I've been pouring paint on canvas or canvas board and would love to think that I might paint something half as wonderful. Each detailed explanation has inspired me to give it a try. Thank you for sharing your talent and experience with us. Stay well.
yep. don't hold it very close tho. its easy to scorch your paint and it can also blow the paint a bit and if its started to skin, you will get dents that just are horrible. so keep it far away and make more passes rather than close.
I was holding my breath on that last long side and saying stop. It is awesome, Damn now I have to try this. Thank you so much, you are so cute. Soap maker from the U.S.
wet your entire canvas next time ... and smal cups in your corners? then the paint doesnt build up or damn up at the dry edge... slippery-er makes more gradient cells. love ya thanks for filming.
The complimentary colors actually added some nice browns in there. Nicely done! Found you today and am looking forward to watching more. Thanks for sharing!
Sorry, I'm a visual learner. Is it possible to do a tutorial from the very beginning. when you are combining the actual ingredients in the cups (paint, glue, water, floetrol? The one part this or the two parts that or 60% glue to 40% water can be a little confusing. Are you filling to a specific line or marker on the cup?
Yes, very nice but prefer you show from the real beginning, and for foreigners you speak very fast, sorry but I would really like understand everything. You are not the responsible but if you can help us, it would be fantastic. Thank you so much. Have a great day.
Me too. Lost in the first two minutes. It's not at all patronising to treat your viewers like five year olds! Some of us come here with no knowledge whatsoever of fancy ingredients.
A stunning canvas.. i use glue and water but never achieve cells like that. Don't think i added enough silicone. Thanks for a great video. Practice! Practice! Practice! 😳x
Your title is misleading. 1:02 "I'm using treadmill silicone ..." Silicone is what helps make more cells. It's still beautiful, please don't get me wrong, but it's also not just glue and water. It's beautiful cells with glue, water, and silicone.
It's a title that is geared toward getting hits if we're being brutally honest here. Otherwise why even say only glue and water? Not being mean just making an observation
It says Glue & water as a pouring medium in title. Whats misleading about that? Silicone is added to the overall mix, just like the paint.... I don't get where you're coming from.
George Hellion not misleading at all. You saw her put the silicone in the cups. She was referring to not using any pouring medium other than glue. Many options are available to artists for pouring.
it said "as a pouring medium" though. the silicone additive is always optional, whatever pouring medium one uses. I also wasn't sure at first whether silicone will be used or not but either way it is a good poring medium alternative to flowtrol.
nope, Sherrie was right. There is a way to correct people without making them feel inept and making yourself look like an ass. Hope that helps in the future, "but you probably get that a lot." someone said that once.. oh it was you. your comment was far more shitty whiny and bitchy, and may i add, entitled and condescending and not the least bit helpful to the conversation. oh, and in art, you get a lot of constructive criticism. remember not to take others ideas too personally. at least not to the point of it making you bully people who are newer to the information presented. not sure if you paint, you didn't seem to come here to discuss it. we get ya. i hope you have a better week over the holiday. take care.
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She tells you exactly how to mix this in other videos. The pouring medium is 65% glue to 35% water. Measure that out and mix it in a big container so you have a bunch of it. The ratio of paint to pouring medium is 50/50 so take a cup and pour some paint in it and then add the same amount of the pouring medium you just made up. Mix it nice and good with a wooden stir stick of some kind. Mix until it pours off your stick like cream. If it falls too fast it's too thin and add some more pouring medium. If it falls too slow it's too thick so add some water. Again it should pour off your stick like cream. For those size cups she adds 5 drops of silicone oil. Mix well so it get incorporated into the paints. I usually layer with my paints held higher than this but I'm going to change how I do it now because of watching these videos. I think pouring from a lower height causes less mixing and less chance of the paints turning muddy ( the higher your pour into the cups the more it will blend and possibly become muddy) Also her choice of colours gives less chance of things turning muddy. The similar the colours the more chance of muddy mix. Also the order in which you layer the paints in the cups is important. Let's say you don't want green in your mix yet you poured blue over yellow you ARE going to get green. Trust me lol. Also after watching this I'm going to torch less. I've been torching WAY too much and not getting the nice formed cells like this. I mean mine are nice but they could be better like these. Too much tilting and you are going to get stretched out wobbly cells and you'll cry a boat load of tears. It's all about experimenting and just trying over and over till you get it right. Start with cheap paints and glue and water like I did. The fun is in the process and I learned so much already from this video Julie and I've been pouring for quite awhile. Subscribed and an addicted follower now :)
Thanks for the great summary!
I’ve done some pouring not a lot I noticed that you get more bubbles if you pour from a height. Thinner paint ie:craft type doesn’t need a lot of water added you should start with smaller sizes and work up to larger I find I use a lot of dark colours blues , dark greens etc.,
Thank you! That was clear! I’m just starting. Very nervous as I have to do a big project for my new kitchen using the colours I used for painting dining chairs. Enjoying the great pours. Thank you for the great demos!
Thanks Kementiri ;)
Oh yes, thank you so much. This summary will help a lot. ❤️
I'm addicted . Watching all of yours and others , loosing sleep and wait ...... Love , love , love this
That really is beautiful and you can praise and celebrate it all you want! There isn’t one of us who love this medium that won’t understand your excitement, and and who are praying for the same results. Loved every minute!
THANK YOU! I have gone through an enormous amount of paint. Think,thick, glue, water, flotrol and flopped every single time getting cells. Watching you, I FINALLY GOT CELLS! AND KEPT THEM! You Rock!!!!
I literally had no idea about acrylic pours until about a half hour ago. WOW!!! This looks like so much fun, awesome video and awesome painting! This is the most exciting discovery I’ve found in ages on UA-cam!
Nina Kozak you’re in for a wild ride, huge UA-cam community around this!
you can just eyeball it, there's not an 'exact amount'. the purpose of the glue and water is to condition the paint, so that it can be diluted somewhat and still not break down.. it also doesn't weaken the pigments (the color) in the paints very much. some swear it gives them cells using it alone.. f you make too much of the glue and water mixture, its okay. it holds well in a sealed jar. make sure you wipe the rim well after pouring it out or you will have the worlds most boring aquarium filled with glue. lol. i make it by the half gallon and i've never had an issue. you can also save paints not used completely in sealed containers... i buy specimen cups off of amazon (they are the cups you pee in at the doctor if you have bladder infection.. they are semi opaque and have screw on lids, i love em. i used to use the little souffle cups that you would get salad dressing or something in if you ordered take out. you can buy those on amazon as well, or if you have a dollar tree store you can find them in the wedding section with silver ware, etc. good luck. don't be scared, its all trial and error. its fun.
+Yookin Tryta
Super idea...THANKS!✌😸
@@YookinTryta could you let me know what the glue is please I have no clue! thank you
Nina Kozak welcome aboard! My husband and I started doing this about a month ago and now we're hooked! In fact, we were watching Julie's videos when we did our first pours. Have fun!!
BINGO!! You hit a triple home run with this one!
You're sweet
Thanks to you, I have had my first REAL success with cells this morning! I am eternally grateful!
I love your patter. So refreshing to have someone who is a natural extrovert and teacher explain everything so thoroughly but without boring one to tears. Five stars.
Thankyou so much
@@PouringYourHeartOut And it's great to have a fellow Aussie showing us.
I love it!!!!! And I learn so much from you. The best thing is that you don't just talk on and on about nothing. Thank you so much 💞💞💞💞
That is so pretty. I love all the colors and cells. You're still tilting it, can't wait to see end results.
Absolutely gorgeous! Just bought some supplies for my first acrylic pour today and i am so excited to see what intricate things i can create💗🌈
I've been watching lots of pour videos, but this painting is TRULY the most spectacular result I've seen!
I live in the UK and just spent £22 on 1L floetrol to start with fluid art. I wish I knew that before 😂😂😂 Beautiful piece, thank you for explaining all of it so well! I love your channel and your art!
Nice to see the lady using the paint well... instead of wasting so much..nice and steady approach...thanks from england
Wow! Stunning! Juicy , plump cells! Congratulations! Thank you for taking us along on your quest! 😊💖
I think this pour is absolutely amazing
This turned out beautiful! Anyone else find themselves tilting their phone to help tilt the canvas?
Fonda Sharkey-Wyatt I’m tilting my head and shoulders😀
Yep- tilt the phone and my head!
Fonda Sharkey-Wyatt yup! I’m with you. My iPad is tilting too!
Yes. I did the tilt of the head. It's really lovely!
Haha as I look around the drs waiting room to see if anyone saw me do that😃
Omg! You just torched it and already it’s gorgeous.
Awesome! just started myself last week and today was the first time I managed to make cells. So there is still lot to learn. Thanks for this!!
As a learner just remember every pour is an experiment to learn from. Don't be put off by a run of bad pours, keep on pouring.
Watching this from 4 years ago and watching your channel now really does she a progressive change to your techniques and interests
OMG Julie, that is Freaking AWESOME. I've never seen anything as good as this. Congratulations.
This is a stunning picture! I was very encouraged by your comment that you have been pouring for 2 years, and this was the first time you achieved this look! I’ve been very focussed the last month or so on trying different “recipes” for pouring - it’s quite a learning curve! Thank you for sharing your techniques.
I had no idea glue and water would create such amazing cells too!!! Now I REALLY REALLY wanna try this!!!
Kristin aka Krissy Wetstine Chadwick sane here. I use glue and water and don’t get this result. Maybe my ratios are out?
Every time I watch your videos, I learn something new.
One of the most beautiful pours I've seen.
Amazing. . . i've watched thousands of pouring vids and your video is wonderful. So inspiring. Your technique and communication is superior to so many. You made me smile and filled me with joy as I watched. Thankyou....You Rock...Keep up the good work x
It isn’t conceited - it is beautiful - I agree. What an amazing achievement.
wow this is my fav piece by far
Love how you experiment and show everything. It really helps to learn how the medium and paints work.
It is absolutely gorgeous, great pour.
This artform is a new *revelation* for me! Holey~Moley...
Can't seem to get my jaw off the floor...need a truck winch💫
I have a hydrolic jack. Ha ha
Ariel Phoenix: yes! this is new to me also! Im a scrapbook gal and came along these "pouring" videos! my law is on the floor too! ha ha. I watched this thinking how on earth is this going to look cool when she poured it into a cup first? ha ha-
Best one yet, and I seen about 30-40 of yours by now. Thanks for teaching.
This is a very beautiful picture were all colors came out very well. Great job!
This is the prettiest painting I’ve ever seen!!!
Thanks for the info on the medium. I'm in Cairns and getting all the US mediums takes weeks. Going to try the wood glue with water as medium. I got silicone wd40 which is supposed to do the same trick.
I've tried acrylics before but love pouring as a style.
Just got back from the shops with all my supplies and going to give it a go with the wife and kids.
If we can get anything even remotely close to this I'll be happy.
Big love from the far north. 😀
PROLLY THE COOLEST PIECE IVE EVER SEEN. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT
wow its gorgeous, love watching you do the pour and explaining sooo well
I’m glad you showed us that we can use Elmers glue all. I really want to do this but I’m still learning and not quite sure what all I need!!!! This one is awesome
How do i get cells, i put silicone in my paints but no cell's
Thank you so much for doing this video. Floetrol is crazy expensive here, so I was looking for an alternative. I'd heard about using glue, but never got a satisfying explanation on what and how. This video gave me so much information. Also, that's quite a stunning piece. Painting goals!
Stunning!!! Alabama, USA
It IS AMAZING!!!!!!!! Im glad ur finally rewarded w/the look u've been trying to get for the last 2 yrs...& that we were some of the fortunate ones to be able to experience it w/u!!! I don't think ur bragging or ranting. U DESERVE to be proud!!!!!! And...purple even behave himself for this!!!!!!😂😂 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thankyou so much, you're very sweet :)
Really cool picture! Reminds me of a quilt made on the continent of Africa! Thanks for sharing!
This one is gorgeous, I can see why it's your favorite.. nice clusters of good cells floating on a background.. very beautiful! Love this piece, especially that blue river between the pink and black.. well done Julie!! ❤️👏👏👏
you should be proud of what you accomplished.Beautiful!!!!!
I always use glue and water! I love it lol. Plus it's cheaper ❤️
This is stunningly beautiful!!! I love the major color differences and how they stand out. You’re one of the best in UA-cam!
Aww Julie it is pretty and happy it turned out great . And I don’t mind you ranting lol you are very interesting to listen to and great at what you do .
I hope you never stop . 😉❤️
Wow! I LOVE those big beautiful cells! And your choice of colors! Great job!
thx 4 sharing... beautiful work... I poor also for 3 years... I like to see your work when it is dry... they all look beautiful when they are wet...
DID YOU GET A REPLY ABOUT IT MOSTLY ONLY BEING BEAUTIFUL WHEN IT IS WET? I WOULD ALSO LOVE TO KNOW FOR THE SAME REASON REGARDS AMANDA
@@amandareyneke5596 Hi Amanda... no, I did not get an answer jet... but, the Lady has showen some of her work after it dryed... Julie realy does awesome work... I do pouring my self for about 4 years... and, I just cant stop.... lol... it is so much fun... only I do big pour with palet about 2m x 1m... with kind regards... Feelice (*_*)
A coat or two of varnish brings back the brillance of colours when it would be dried.
Thank you for replying. I can just imagine how much fun it is. I have not started yet, but love any art or craft where the outcome is a nice surprise, that is why I love painting in water colour also. One do get to the point where one will get to know plus minus how it will be but the total outcome is still a surprise (mostly 😁😁). Enjoy
Well done! Great demonstration. You are an inspiration.
Omgoodness Julie, I LOVE THIS! I am almost speechless, but have so much I want to say...lol! I have been trying everything and poof after 2 years you find “THE” formula! With results that are stunning and so beautiful! I can only imagine how happy you are bc I watched this twice in complete awe! CONGRATULATIONS, my friend!💜I cannot wait to try! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thankyou, you are very welcome
Thankyou, that's very sweet if you
Let’s’ do this, Julie! I will video what I come end up with...wish me luck!💕😅
@@misty2850 good luck :)
That pour was awesome. The colors are beautiful and vibrant. And the cells have many colors and layers to them. Absolutely gorgeous painting. I can't wait to try. ❤️
Officially hooked. I've got to start pouring!!
Beautiful, I definitely am a fan!
This is a beautiful pour!!
Thanks so much for your generosity in sharing how to do this! It was truly a stunning piece of art!
You're very welcome :)
This is beautiful! Some of my best pours were done with just glue and water, I'm in Canada. I use the acid free Mod Podge gloss and they dry with a shine. If they're ones I've kept, I've gotten away so far without varnishing them 😆 I also like to experiment with homemade pouring mediums and I find the glue helps hold cells together so you can stretch them and still have some background colour. I love your colour choices and how they didn't get muddy 🙂
Beatifull.... I wish I could get these cells. Do you add silicone ?? Sorry if you mentiobes it, but today I have a bad internet connection and miss some of your talking.. Thanks for sharing and showing
What kind of glue do you use? I'm in Canada as well, Kingston Ont. and can't get flotron, so I have experimented with different things to get brilliant cells but am having trouble. What kind or brand of silicone do you use?
cwmerman You're welcome to join our group for beginners it's called Acrylic Pouring and Fluid Art Nova Scotia on Facebook. People share tips and answer questions. You can get Floetrol in Canada at Dulux stores, unless you don't have one nearby you can try Elmers Glue all, Mod Podge is a bit more expensive.
Rosa Monllau Julie uses the Treadmill Silicone in this video
Hi! I'm from Pakistan and sadly I am unable to find floetrol from anywhere.. Can i just use glue and water as a pouring medium? I'm a beginner never tried pouring.. Another question please😂..
Can we use oil paints? What's their procedure?
I have just found paint pouring and have spent HOURS watching your videos. This is one of my FAVOURITE of your pieces. The colours are sublime. Can't wait to get myself some paint so I can pretty up these canvasses I have ready and waiting!
That effect with the 'mounds' in the paint cup is called a trace in baking or soap making. Its where it leaves a 'trace" of the dropped liquid before it melts back into the surface.
THis was a REALLY helpful video. Im going to change several things iM doing.
Tristan Collins huuuu
Tristan Collins ((
One of my favorite cell paintings I've seen
Thankyou so much
wow, absolutely gorgeous! I'd love to try this someday but surely, my cats would walk over the canvas mid-pour!!! ha ha
Bluebear Artz I did a really pretty one, turned out exactly how I hoped, then I went to the store while it dried and came back to find a paw print right in the middle of the white butterfly design I did and my cat with paint on her toes
I know lol
Repunsel Rose same thing happened to me a year ago with my first one. I had it drying in the bathroom away from my cats, and my ex husband accidentally left the door open when he was going to work. So there’s a little kitten paw print imbedded on it It’s still my favorite one.😂
wow i love it. i will watch this one numerous times. Thanks
Congrats on a beautiful pour!!!!
💜💙💚💛🧡❤️💞🌈
Thankyou so much
I saw some dirty pours on Pinterest and loved them. Didn't have the room to set up a station so didn't attempt it. Now I've moved and will probably be able to try some
Your poures are stunning. Thank you for demonstrating your techniques
This is stunning,I will try this with black in the corners and edges for insurance. Really well done.
I sometimes cover the edges and corners before flipping. Should have done it :)
thanks for your precious videos I'm trying your technique with glue and it's fantastic...sure to reach your levels it will take time but I won't give up..
Hi, Question ….I want to make some Place Mats & Coasters, would they be able to with stand any heat and if so what materials are required? Also thanks for the videos.
It's not conseated it's being proud of what you achieved. You deserve it
This is one of the coolest paintings I've ever seen. I'm a bit late here, but quick question - what are the little stands in the corners keeping the canvas off of the table? I tried pouring this past weekend and it was tedious to keep lifting the canvasses off the table, and quite messy.
This is the Lexus of paintings. It is so beautiful it glows! I've been pouring paint on canvas or canvas board and would love to think that I might paint something half as wonderful. Each detailed explanation has inspired me to give it a try. Thank you for sharing your talent and experience with us. Stay well.
Beautiful....I suspect the glue helped to bind the pigments and hold the colors true.
I holds the cell shape
WOW!!! Your color pallet is just I I credible A+++
Прекрасное цветовое сочетание ♥ выглядит дорого и шикарно ♥♥
I want this one. Most beautiful paint I've seen
How do u get so many cells they are so beautiful
I love seeing the different techniques artists use. Cant wait to try this soon
OMG you are AMAZING!!! I never get cells... what temp is the room ur in? Humidity?
Lol on the phone tilting! Gorgeous!!! Trying this today!
Very lovely!
I don't have a blow torch - can I use my craft air gun instead?
yep. don't hold it very close tho. its easy to scorch your paint and it can also blow the paint a bit and if its started to skin, you will get dents that just are horrible. so keep it far away and make more passes rather than close.
I was holding my breath on that last long side and saying stop. It is awesome, Damn now I have to try this. Thank you so much, you are so cute. Soap maker from the U.S.
Adoro o seu entusiasmo e a sua creatividade. Isto é a Primavera. Maravilhoso!
wet your entire canvas next time ... and smal cups in your corners? then the paint doesnt build up or damn up at the dry edge... slippery-er makes more gradient cells. love ya thanks for filming.
@Txcoolbreeze Charlotte any prepared paint spread on canvas in thin layer
The complimentary colors actually added some nice browns in there. Nicely done! Found you today and am looking forward to watching more. Thanks for sharing!
Sorry, I'm a visual learner. Is it possible to do a tutorial from the very beginning. when you are combining the actual ingredients in the cups (paint, glue, water, floetrol? The one part this or the two parts that or 60% glue to 40% water can be a little confusing. Are you filling to a specific line or marker on the cup?
same here
i agree!
Yes, very nice but prefer you show from the real beginning, and for foreigners you speak very fast, sorry but I would really like understand everything. You are not the responsible but if you can help us, it would be fantastic. Thank you so much. Have a great day.
Me too. Lost in the first two minutes. It's not at all patronising to treat your viewers like five year olds! Some of us come here with no knowledge whatsoever of fancy ingredients.
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Out of this world.....now.....see if I can do it....lol.....thanks for sharing.👍
I'm so glad you didn't speed up the video during the pour. It's hard to understand how the paint behaves when the video is sped up.
Gorgeous love all the colorful cells first time I see such effect GOOD JOB as always 👏👏👏👏🌹
I was watching this on my phone and caught myself tilting my phone with you as you tilted your canvas..... made me laugh at myself.
me too
A stunning canvas.. i use glue and water but never achieve cells like that. Don't think i added enough silicone. Thanks for a great video. Practice! Practice! Practice! 😳x
You don't sound conceded. Just remember, this technique takes a partner. You do the pour, then God takes the wheel.
That is absolutely gorgeous!
One of the middle cells looks like a smiley
OMG! You are so inspiring! I am going to start doing this. I am even thinking about tabletops! You did and DO an amazing job! Love it!
Your title is misleading. 1:02 "I'm using treadmill silicone ..." Silicone is what helps make more cells. It's still beautiful, please don't get me wrong, but it's also not just glue and water. It's beautiful cells with glue, water, and silicone.
And paint...the water and glue is the pouring medium. Cant fit all that in the title.
It's a title that is geared toward getting hits if we're being brutally honest here. Otherwise why even say only glue and water? Not being mean just making an observation
It says Glue & water as a pouring medium in title. Whats misleading about that? Silicone is added to the overall mix, just like the paint.... I don't get where you're coming from.
Also the silicon is specifically designed as a treadmill belt lubricant, but it has an application in painting.
@@Creativeabandon of course all these tutorials are only there to help us. No other intention....😱
Stunning colors. Beautiful
With all of these vastly different colors?
I would name this...
"Circus"...
Well that's settled....headed to get some glue. :)
Resin&AcrylicArtByChristyTrivette RT, I was just about to get a gallon of floetrol but I may save it for later and try this first.
Beautiful colors and cells!!!
Who else is here because of Jenna marbles?
I'm sure its the only reason this was in my suggested 😂
THAT IS GLORIOUS!!!!!!
You used silicon so this mix is not just glue and water. Very misleading....
George Hellion not misleading at all. You saw her put the silicone in the cups. She was referring to not using any pouring medium other than glue. Many options are available to artists for pouring.
@jackiefreitas1 wow your post is far more "disgusting" than the original posters.
it said "as a pouring medium" though. the silicone additive is always optional, whatever pouring medium one uses. I also wasn't sure at first whether silicone will be used or not but either way it is a good poring medium alternative to flowtrol.
nope, Sherrie was right. There is a way to correct people without making them feel inept and making yourself look like an ass. Hope that helps in the future, "but you probably get that a lot." someone said that once.. oh it was you. your comment was far more shitty whiny and bitchy, and may i add, entitled and condescending and not the least bit helpful to the conversation. oh, and in art, you get a lot of constructive criticism. remember not to take others ideas too personally. at least not to the point of it making you bully people who are newer to the information presented. not sure if you paint, you didn't seem to come here to discuss it. we get ya. i hope you have a better week over the holiday. take care.