I’m interested in pour painting. How to find the right thickness ?

Merci J'adore votre façon d'enseigner la créativité Michelle ROUSSEAU From QUÉBEC

Wild!!!

love all your fab shirts!!

Really love the bright colors of the paper.

Wow..I have lots of glossy magazines. Will give it a try when I have a good time slot.

So fun and colorful. 🎉

Inchies.

Useful tip. Sometimes I get bleed-through under the tape; I'll cut out paper shapes from bristol board if I have to! Love your shirt, BTW! I want one.

Maybe a 'few' minutes... But sweet work tho...

You handled this just perfectly.

Hi Spider, I did this fabulous and fun treasure today. I tried to email my rendition to you, but it came back, Are you still accepting emails? thanks again for the lesson. I'm now following you on Instagram too!

Cool!

Awesome clocks!!

I'm so intrigued with your techniques. Thank you for reaching us.

Great cleaning results .....plus I love your sense of humour Spider ❤ 😃 ....as a new subscriber Iam still binge watching and fascinated by your talent.....I hope you get millions of subscribers because the beautiful artworks you've kindly made on your other videos are very inspiring to me as a self taught artist.....Iam sure potential viewers would love your channel if they only knew it was out there!!!!!!! I dont know how algorithms work to alert viewers but good luck with that....hugs from Scotland 🤗

Great video. I use clear plastic packaging for my palette - clear ziplock type stuff - usually for an entire project. At some point, that gets set aside and a new palette comes in. When the first palette dries, I peel pieces off of it to use in a variety of pieces. An amazing pattern of colors and swirls, as well of texture. I just keep them together in a box. When one gets all of the paint peeled off, it is ready to be a palette again!

Thank you for inspiration for my next project!

I love this idea and am going to give it a try. Thank you for sharing this great idea. Very creative!

I think I want to try this with a single drop of dye in the adhesive so I can see where I’ve put it.

Another inspiring project! I don't know if you saw my comment on your last post but I made my version of your tiny square papers to make a whole picture. I mention you on my vlog and give a link to your channel if you want to take a look! 😊

Love this idea! I want to make a whole painting, maybe sort of abstract landscape and then tear it up and reposition it on the background. I think that would be really cool. I’m gonna try a small one to start with. Love finding new ideas as I get extremely bored with traditional stuff. Thank you!

So beautiful and inspiring mini works of art with a wonderful end result....your explanation and presentation is first class😊 I now intend to binge watch your channel for more creative ideas.....I have liked and subscribed to show support for your channel.....hugs from Scotland 🤗

I wouldn't recommend cardboard backing... it isn't acid free and who knows what will happen over time. I do like this idea though. :)

Im really enjoying this. Great shapes. Thank you for sharing.

I'm so happy that I found you. I'm enjoying all your art adventures!! ❤

Wonderful idea. And you’ve shown me what I can do with all my test sheets. I use scraps of watercolour paper and even printer paper to test watercolours, pencil crayons, pencils, markers, inks, etc. By the time there’s no space left for testing on a scrap, it looks almost like a wonky piece of art. These scraps get tossed into a box because I don’t have the heart to throw them out. Now I can tear them up into little squares and create a grid. Thank you!

I think it turned out great ❤ Thank you ❤

When you frame this piece will it be in a shadow box because of raised art?

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Wow! You're fascinating!

Oh so fantastc!!

I thought it was an Aboriginal dot painting before now

Very good idea! I always keep my “failed” watercolors. I’ll Gesso the paper and now I have acrylic paint paper gessoed and ready to use. Or I make bookmarks if a part of the paintings turned out cool, add a tassel and put a small art piece on a gift or in a card. Or I’ll make collage for mix media projects. I use my paper completely up. Paper is expensive and good paper can really Handel anything I can put it through. I like the grid art idea seriously it’s a very cool idea!

This is fabulous! I wonder if it would even be possible to pour resin into the substrate for even more pop. My creative hamster is doing wheel burnouts, generating all sorts of yummy ideas. 😅

this was a nice little exercise! I'm going to try it but in my stechtkbook I am going to make little squares, similar concept sorta hehe. I enjoy your videos and the way you explain everything. I send these to my mom trying to get her into these kinds of creative processes

I enjoyed watching this! I am going to have a go at my version! 😊 New subscriber! 😁

I'll pull out some pages of landscape grid paintings that I have in my sketch book and torn the squares up. 😉You took grid painting to another level. I like your concept of putting them all together to hang on the wall. Thank you for sharing!

Great idea.... Ima have to try it myaelf.

That is a great project. I have added it on my list of projects to make.

When I try this for myself I think I'll put the wee squares on a blackground to offset the visual impact! Or, I'll use blacklight neon paints for that mk-ultra effect...👀

What fun.

Your scientific artist approach was fascinating to see as it evolved into a masterpiece. Well done and appreciated.

Definitely, the sum is greater than the whole. For some reason I look at it and think deconstructed layers. Creativity can go anywhere. Sometimes it sings and this one does.

Unique and it turned out neat. I like that it is possible for a beginner

I have cut up and torn up unfinished WC paintings and discovered that the smaller parts were a delight to keep working on. The bits that were of the "what were you thinking" variety has disappeared and i was left with the fun parts! It's a matter of realizing that the sum of the parts was greater than the whole!

I've heard that adding water to acrylic, even if a lot, will not break the bond. It seems to be a pervasive myth, but who really knows? It would be fun to do an experiment and see what the results show.

Oooooooo this is fantastic! I love your color choices.

This is a wonderful idea! My family are all artistic and would love doing a project like this. It reminds me of a time many years back when a few friends and I did a collaborative collage project on a large mirror. When it was done we cut the mirror into to segments so we all had a piece of the final project. I still have my piece of the mirror.

The torn squares are cool and your project turned out great! I've been making tiny watercolor paintings for a very long time and have done this and so many other cool things with them. I have a few paper punches with various sizes of circles and recommend doing tiny paintings on them. It's really fun and before you know it, you've got dozens and dozens of tiny paintings you can use in your projects.