Wow, amazing came out beautiful. I love the colors. It looks like a butterfly.! 🦋 god bless you continue to do more your beautiful work! ❤Love ❤Luz hign 5-10 times. Very Beautiful ❤

Hello, I have a question about the course. I live in Belgium Europe, do you give advice about european products and is there also a written explication. Thanks!

This technique would make some beautiful dragonfly wings!

I guess you could say it’s…PERFECT

Love it

OMG THANK YOUUUUUU!! I’ve been looking for a video to teach and explain to me the blooming technique that’s not an hour long and doesn’t confuse me. This is by far the best one so again thank you!

What a beautiful and stunning painting, thank you so much for sharing. 😊

Amazing

How do you finish the tile for use? Maybe as a coaster or similar

I wondered why Amsterdam works better than other paints ! Do all of the colors work as a CA ??

Now that is right to the point simple I love it and beautiful painting by the way my friend❤

Just kidding as soon as I asked, I stumbled across your video showing how to mix. Thank you for posting that

Thank you for sharing. Would you happen to have a video showing how you mix your paint with said ingredients?

Thank you!

Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful weekend.

I couldn't understand what you said. What are you using to create this effect ?

I finally got it ugh. Glidden is a great stringy paint helps stretch.

I am going to follow you as I just saw your short and you’re very talented ❤

Blows me away. Very beautiful.

Stunning color combo!! As it spins, and the colors spin onto the surface below, I had a thought about how it might look to keep the small canvas on top and continue spinning til a larger canvas below would be covered with the design. This may work using the smaller canvas and attach it to a larger square hard board below before adding paint. Just a thought. Hmm😃

Thank you so much. Going to try your experiment

Thank you for sharing Merry Christmas

I got the infinity base c and it was dark grayish blue I thought its supposed to be white because it doesnt get tinted except with black is something wrong or did the store tint it ?

Dude. You’re a genius

This is gorgeous

This os beautiful and so creative

So, I just tried this recipe on a pour last night, & definitely had underwhelming results, & I suspect that I know why: My understanding is that what constitutes an ideal consistency for a cell activator is a relative, not absolute, matter… So I’m curious- on this example, what consistencies were the colors you used alongside the cell activator? I think that’s essential info, since if you use a very different consistency for your colors, then they aren’t going to interact the same way with a cell activator which is 1.25 parts Amsterdam paint (I also used oxide black) to 1 part water. I was a bit puzzled when I mixed the cell activator, because it was, predictably, FAR thinner than I’ve ever mixed any pouring paint before. Usually, if I add water at all, I’m adding like 5-15 drop increments at a time, because water thins out paints SO quickly, so I had a feeling that ~15g paint:~12g water would be incredibly thin. It was definitely not even close to leaving a mound/trace, was probably 80-85% of the way to the consistency of water, & I didn’t use a consistency gauge this time but I suspect it would’ve been somewhere between 9-10 & running off the page in 5 seconds. It wasn’t fully the consistency of water, but it really was close. Whereas, even for Dutch pours, I’ve only ever used at most ~6-7 on the consistency gauge. Beyond that, I feel like even with a leveling table, by the time it dries a pour pattern will have disintegrated a bit, just by virtue of how fluid it is for the 24-48+ hour dry time. So I was surprised to see just how thin the recipe you recommended here was. I’m not trying to say it doesn’t work- obviously you demonstrated it, & I trust your expertise/knowledge base. However, I do suspect that it’s very important to know what consistency the other paints you used in combination with it are. Because it the other paints are too thick or too thin relative to the cell activator, they probably won’t interact as cleanly & similarly to Aussie floetrol. I went fairly thin with my colors for this particular pour (not only because of the thin cell activator), & I was honestly surprised by the complete lack of cells, but as I said, I suspect it was an incompatibility between the mixes I was using & the cell activator rather than anything wrong with the cell activator in principle… Although I do wonder- was it supposed to be THAT thin? Granted, it didn’t damage anything. The black blended with the other colors more than it otherwise would’ve, but it’s not like it became a total runny mess (I didn’t use a ton for this test run, especially because I find black or white fell activators can really take over if you overdo it). It was just so different from the consistency of any I’ve ever used before (which probably haven’t even contained more than a gram or two of water at the most, in a larger volume of paint &/or floetrol. It seems like a LOT, but I can’t deny your results! Also, along that same line of reasoning, I was thinking… Since you noted that this cell activator’s cells didn’t hold together quite as well as Aussie floetrol… That’s presumably because it is so thin… So, given that the ideal cell activator consistency is going to be relative to the other paints you’re using, which I believe is true: Have you ever tried adapting this exact same recipe, but using slightly thicker paints, paired with a proportionately slightly thicker cell activator? Maybe thickening the paints (relative to the ones you used here) by enough that it is equivalent to a cell activator of about 1.5 or 1.75 parts paint to 1 part water instead of 1.25 parts paint? I’d think that if this works for you with the paint thickness you used here, then if you thicken up both the paint & the CA slightly, proportionately, then you should get similar results, except that the cells should hold together even better, & therefore even more like Aussie floetrol? I mean, who knows. Maybe there’s a factor I’m not considering, & if you thicken them, even in proportion to one another, the whole recipe falls apart… But it seems like a good idea from where I’m standing if that’s the one flaw you’re seeing with this recipe! And I would not mind working with a slightly less watery cell activator. 😭 Thanks! If you let me know what kind of consistency you were using for the colors here, I’ll give this recipe another whirl with colors mixed to mesh with this cell activator & hopefully it’ll turn out better! Thanks.

What bits did you sprinkle in the mixture?

Have to try

It's beautiful but way too small. If it was done on a 36x36 canvas it would be much better

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Кто-нибудь пожалуйста подскажите, что это за краски? В чем секрет?

Humble effort brings awesome results in the pouring out of your emotions on a canvas. Thank you for sharing this with us today.

Can you link products in description

Прекрасно

Special art💪💪👍🙏

Short, sweet, instructions, and tips, all in 60 seconds. The perfect tutorial, and such beautiful results! Thanks for sharing.

Ya estoy suscrita al canal 🎉 gracias 🎉un vídeo genial!!

Qué preciosidad ❤parece una mariposa 🦋 love this, muchísimas gracias!! Desde España ❤❤❤

Oh man... this sounds SO familiar! Never occurred to me! Thank you!

Gorgeous 🤩🥰 I love it! Subbed! 🙏❤️😊

Am I the only one who can’t quite understand what he’s saying??

Please show the tin the varnish you use

What do you mean by "premixed paint"?

nice thank you 💜🎉

What is the base (white paint???) please? Is it necessary or can you just use colours?

Was that something you were dripping on the paint or is that a eyedropper that you’re splattering something on there with or is that a lighter? It goes so fast in a video you can’t tell what that is.

Beautiful

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