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Five flip cup pour using Global metallics, white and lots of black on 30cm x 60cm (12" x 24") canvas. I used 65% Elmers glue all to 35% water then used 50/50 of this pouring medium to my Global impasto paints. If you are using thicker paints, like Liquitex Basics, you will need to add more water to thin it out.
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[@karnemckillip4290]

this metallic piece is more organic and mystical seeming to me. Ultimately fascinating...Ms. PYHO is the expert!

[@BillizMuzic]

we like watching u layer it helps alot

[@zaraking2711]

I am brand new to this but for the 1st time I see the importance of "cells" gorgeous work, thank you

[@GrannyGooseOnYouTube]

Outstanding technique! Can't even tell you the wild landscape I saw in the finished piece. I'm sure everyone sees something different... that's the beauty I suppose. Anyway, just beautiful!!!

[@damoenhilton7106]

Julie I am so grateful I watched this incredible tutorial I'm very creative and artistic but new to the world of acrylic pour painting like every thing im new to I have been watching tutorials non stop for 10 hours as a way to educate myself on the tools techniques and so forth in order to produce a piece of art as magnificent as yours ,until I watched you specifically I was not confident enough to proceed as I am attempting to do my first project on two very large canvases 40inches by 50inches each so I can't afford Mistakes, the amount of paint alone was costly,and though Its my first time after l listened intently to every word you said beginning the ratios for your medium and by the way you are the only person who shared exactly how to do everything so precisely I would describe you as a world class instructress thank you so much for your joy ,your ability to teach so effortlessly and your enthusiasm for sharing you have inspired so much I can't thank you enough you are the only person whose Chanel I subscribed to . Julie you are sublime , please perfection.

[@cindyhaskin3436]

cool beans. loved the technique and all that black made it feel very surreal spacey.

[@cynthiahuse6804]

I like it..reminds me of Halloween! I'm always relieved when you check all the sides and corners. It freaks me out to think you might leave a white space!

[@donnateffeteller7912]

GORGEOUS!! So trying this!! Thanks for showing the process from start to finish and the products you were using!! I'm confident now that, I too, can do THIS!!! I'm so excited to try this now!!

[@cabinfevercrochet]

I've not seen this technique before. Just beautiful and fascinating. The colors and the way they played out as they stretched, with the wavy stripes, reminds me of Agate or Tiger's Eye. Great demo!

[@lovinlife6941]

beautiful!!! thank you so much for sharing!! I have been ill for quite awhile and am desperately trying to get back into my painting.... watching uploads like this really help!! even love the realness of yours...getting the door! :)

[@raveloup1]

Je démarre et c'est merveilleux !!!

[@McDory]

Can’t thank you enough for simplifying this demo, there are so many but have to say after finding this just now, can’t wait to try, love all the tips from large push pins, choices and weights of glue, paints etc., mixing of Metalics to height of blow torch as I had mine far too close. Scotland 👍🏽❤️

[@boopeep9670]

Great video thanks for showing everything and each step. You make a good teacher. Very informative thank you. And beautiful piece of work.

[@chayito4759]

I have been gathering all I'm going to need, It's going to be my first experience, I hope I can manage to do pieces as lovely as yours are

[@c2cinalbuquerque778]

Did you make it? Would love to see pictures!

[@kimmerbe]

You are my favorite YT artist at the moment! Thank you so much for sharing your talent.

[@aah375]

Wooow i like it and I will keep watching your paints 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@judichristopher4604]

BEAUTIFUL

[@baruchya]

Beautiful texture

[@fantasydreamcreations8759]

Love watching your pours and hearing your accent

[@amy8460]

Hello from America, that looks amazing! One of the best pours Ive seen on KZbin. I dont think you should worry about your videos being too long, I learned a few things from yours to try on my pours, thank you.

[@darciemerriweather1206]

Very interesting, I really like the color palate. Very beautiful. I like the black with the metallics !!!

[@donnydeutsch8258]

I have learned a lot from your videos. Thanks I'm glad I found your channel.

[@pattiwerthen4747]

I'll be trying metallics next for sure. Love it.

[@hinadhami2637]

Love your painting. I learned a lot from watching this video. Thank you so much!

[@auntiesaucie8176]

Gorgeous!

[@deenel8700]

Stunning

[@susielee8101]

This is absolutely gorgeous!

[@reneabennett9209]

IT'S AMAZING.

[@TerryReedMiss]

JUST thought of ... "can you use metallics?" when I saw this! You CAN! Yaaaah!

[@sarahellis9523]

Beautiful looks like a chocolate bar delicious from Willy wonka love the picture 🤗😍

[@patriciagreen9234]

Beautiful. Love your paintings.

[@slushpowder]

So very helpful. You are a splendid teacher. Thank you! John in California

[@dianafarler8282]

Excellent

[@robinhanning4345]

This is amazingly gorgeous!

[@heatherwatson8273]

Wow that's great! After blow torching it, I might try using a hair drier to blow it around, on cold of cause I don't want to dry the paints out.

[@suzyhayden8643]

I think it is amazing.....

[@theonlypinky]

oh! you finally used the drips from the pad. thank goodness, i can sleep now. lmao

[@kmgothi5]

I love this! You make it look so easy.

[@arty_jan]

Great pour. And love the colors. Looking forward to the next one. TFS 😁💕🎈

[@suzsuzartz6292]

lOVE IT

[@sharonlee2811]

ExCELLent video! Can't wait to try! Thank u!💖💕💓

[@cynthiarowley719]

Obviously, the universe is a fluid.

[@rudolfcarp9139]

Sehr toll

[@princessoffire1107]

That flame started coming out and I literally jumped back LOL

[@zainabkhan4954]

Its awsm

[@amirlalgerien6238]

Very fantastic work!!!!!!! Like

[@loricleary4473]

It's gorgeous!! Love the colors☺

[@jcopher2730]

In the United States, the large push pins can be bought at Walmart, Office Depot, or any office supply stores and some craft stores.Also when buying paint, I go to Sherwin Williams, or any home improvement store and buy my colors in quarts and my white by the gallon; they're ll acrylic and it's much cheaper in the long run if you're going to be doing a lot of pours. I do get my metallics at Hobby Lobby or Michaels or Walmart.

[@CatherineSTodd]

Thank you S Copher! I would never have thought to use regular acrylic house paint, but why not? So much cheaper and good to find out they work! Now to get started!

[@pattil7947]

S Copher thank you for sharing your information! I was wondering where to do this less expensively! I wouldn’t feel right asking others to support me, that’s just me! I haven’t tried doing this yet , getting myself set up! Lol! Greetings! from California!👍👋😀💕

[@janapoches4463]

Just out of curiosity, what type of Sherwin Williams paint have you been successful using for pours with cells? Paint is so expensive... I'd hate to buy something that doesn't work. Thanks for your post!

[@jcopher2730]

@@janapoches4463 I just use their cheapest interior flat wall paint. You can use Lowe's interior flat wall paint too.I buy my white there by the gallon, which is like $12 a gallon

[@jcopher2730]

@@janapoches4463 for the dark colors all paint stores have to use an ultra deep tint bases. I buy their cheapest interior flat wall paint; also you can buy quarts of Lowe's or any hardware store's cheapest interior flat wall paint in quarts. Buying by the quart when doing projects like this this where I'm doing many paintings is way cheaper than buying bottles of craft acrylics or tubes of fine art acrylics. If you're only going to do a couple of pours in your lifetime; then use the bottle craft acrylics or tubes of $$$$$ fine art acrylics. One tube of Basics Red Cadmium costs about $11-$15 per 10 ounce tube, where a quart of red in an interior flat wall paint will cost me (depending on where I buy) $11-$18. I also get contractor pricing at Sherwin Williams. I also use my quarts of wall paint for other art projects; so buying it by the quart is way more economical for me.

[@cosudu3002]

I really like it!

[@VioletEPK]

When you watch your favorite cell go over the edge.... 😫

[@CarolynDenison]

tears. You must or the rest will never dry.

[@Spthomas47]

Truth

[@isabellehue9308]

@@CarolynDenison ？？！入！

[@claudiaabadia9300]

Wow... impressive. First time I visit your page. One question, does the canvas dry to a shiny surface?... love the mix of the colors very earthy

[@cascal7503]

I would like to see what it looks like when its dry...that's the true test of your efforts...everything looks nice, freshly poured and wet...

[@CarolynDenison]

When I go to bed at night, I make sure I took pictures first. Just to prove to anyone who think I'm making excuses, because the troll from hell come in the middle of the night and wreck my paintings. or stole a color o0r two and left the rest as a joke. Totally ruining my work's. They have broken my heart a few times. I did a ceder box with a wonderful black and gold, with copper swipe. I ended up redoing it four times. Sanding it down every time. By the fifth I took my vengeance. I showed those troll who they were messing with. I won and varnished. Very nice piece now, if I do say so.

[@lessandragrimley386]

Wow! Do I like it?! I'd hang this one in my living room. Stunning!

[@momasan2]

Very, very lovely! How long does this take to dry? How do you get the "bubble effect"? Denatured alcohol, maybe?

[@RepentfollowJesus]

I have asked other pouring artists and they couldnt do it they said. So I will ask you,! Can you do a piece of navajo turquoise? Mostly a blue light or medium turquoise, black veins with maybe a little blob here or there of black but not too big with little touches of metallic light gold running along with some of the black? You can look on Google for turquoise Navajo pendants and rings . I think it would be gorgeous. Here is your challenge if you decide to accept it 😊 . It's hard to find real turquoise anymore. From a new sub and fan from Texas.

[@YvonneDiva]

Beautiful!

[@alanmullen8250]

I like!

[@MsSalma2050]

First time watching your video and I love you! Take your time coz you explain so well. Thank you. X

[@joyherring670]

First time I ever saw this done. How long does it take for it to dry? It's beautiful!

[@ms.rlsteele351]

Hi Julie, awesome video thanks. On q Facebook comment, one member said she quit using Glue All because it dried out her paintings too much. I know we don't know anything else about her pouring, but do you have an idea what might cause that, if so what would be something to prevent drying out? Thanks again for all you do. And btw, I love seeing the birds and envy living where you do.

[@wendydavis2509]

It's kind of nice when you watch a video on people already have everything laid out. Not going back and forth because you don't have everything ready...

[@YvonneDiva]

The things you learn on KZbin!! I have never seen this done before! I'm going to add this method to my own repertoire of skills! Can't wait ro try it!

[@Kassitiee]

Beautiful, Julie! Btw, I, for one, never mind watching you layer your flip cups! Just watching the manner in which you add your colors has been so educational & has truly enabled me to create prettier pours. It's amazing how different the results are when the exact same pouring medium, colors & technique are used, but are layered differently in the cups! So, please keep doing what you're doing because many people are learning how to create beautiful pieces from watching & listening to your videos & those of some other great pourers here on YT. (You must know that you are a naturally born teacher!) Thanks so much for continuing to film, edit & post your videos! They are priceless!!

[@PouringYourHeartOut]

Thankyou so much, that's very kind if you

[@Kassitiee]

@@PouringYourHeartOut 💙YW💚

[@enisben]

Thank you so much. How many time does it take to dry?

[@terrydixon7246]

Hi I've just discovered this art & am dying to have go so I've been busily collecting my supples to start. Haven't been able to find silicone. Tried Bunnings & Spotlight & can't think of anywhere else to try. Why is silicone used & could you suggest where else I could try to get it. I live on mid north coast of NSW.

[@jyotichhetri8930]

Omg! Its so beautiful😍i will definitely try, it might not be like urs but will have beauty of its own.thank u for lesson.

[@janapoches4463]

I love you and am addicted to watching your videos! Your wonderfully kind voice is very relaxing and your instructions are easy to follow. You do amazing work and are a great teacher. I could go on and on about how glad that I am that I found your videos. Thanks a million for taking the time to teach us.

[@lauracullen8122]

no discussion about cup/color positioning ?? massively helpful to 1st time viewer.

[@CookieZ3353]

It has to to with the color wheel. Compliments, etc.

[@ibkristykat]

i watch longer videos in batches if need be. it's not that hard on my life. it's all good LOL :) love how you explain stuff. :) TFS - i LOVE this one just the way it is :)

[@MissyArtStudio]

Gorgeous ♡♡♡

[@ArunaMettler3]

I am artist but don't have much experience with abstract art. I loved your video and the way you demonstrated step by step. I am going to try it. Thank you.

[@ykmjc]

did you put anything on your canvass first?

[@cjsresindesigns]

I am just getting started with pouring. I have watched a lot of videos and seen a lot of examples. But this one is my absolute favorite!

[@CarolynDenison]

Keep watching them, and soon you will find most are your favorite's. That's why I have over 200 saved to my playlists. That way I can find them again.

[@valerieellison2483]

I like how you don't waste a large amount of paint. I've seen the version people do with colanders and all I see is huge amounts of paint dripping off the sides. The pattern makes me think of outer space condensed down onto your canvas. Beautiful.

[@Dayzdx8]

Some people scoop up the paint that drips over the edges and save it. They add black to it and it all turns black. Then use it again.

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

Does anyone else involuntarily tilt their tablet in sympathy?

[@cambiumlayer1318]

No, but I tilt my head a whole lot...lol

[@judyeverett4553]

its so funny you say that because I was doing the same exact thing and laughing at myself. @@cambiumlayer1318

[@charlesxix]

Yes. I have even blown away sawdust and put my hand over my eyes when people weld.

[@hildatyburczy8221]

Hertog von Berkshire I do LOL!!

[@joannnaught4736]

I do lol

[@herrod777]

Do you think this would be successful on glass?

[@yvonnerahmes9618]

Ooh good question! I wonder if the paint would stick with the silicone in it... curious to know :)

[@Kathy-Carr]

What colors are you using? You only named a few...thanks!

[@Kurtlane]

The central part looks like a tiny little hut nestled under the roots of a tree. Overall, lots of black /dark creates a feeling of night and mystery. It reminds me of some Scandinavian fairy tales. Excellent piece.

[@annloxx5518]

What makes you connect darkness and Scandinavian fairy tales? Just curious🙈

[@CatherineSTodd]

@@annloxx5518 : because they are connected.

[@annloxx5518]

What? How? Sure there is some darkness but all fairytales are dark. I am Swedish so please let me know if Im missing out

[@Kurtlane]

@@annloxx5518 , please look up Kay Nielsen. He is incredible.

[@Flipper2012]

Do you have exact instructions besides what’s shown here?

[@helenm1951]

can u please help me, I seem to use an awful amount of Flotrol and I is very expensive. I have read to use 1 part paint to 3 parts Flotrol well how much water do u use. I can go through 1 and half bottles on 2 good size pics

[@ruthconradie4514]

hi helen iv just started out although I have done many other forms of painting over the years. im having the same problem, I decided to experiment and I was told 4 to 1 with liquitex which is on offer on amazon, I used a whole 1tr bottle in 3 hours, but I think this is just an expensive hobby, that's why the glue and water demo which worked out so fantastic, was done to show us it can be done cheeper with amazing results. I wont buy liquitex again I didn't get a lot of cells,

[@brendaromero4376]

I’m going to start using the glue and water if I could get this kind of result. I find I’m spending so much and getting confused. Thanks Julie

[@bonniebabird]

@@ruthconradie4514 Is it the glue reaction to heat that causes the bubbles, 'cells'? First of these Pour Technique videos I've seen,but it looks to use a ton of paint. ?

[@TheGeekMonster]

I don't know how you pick up and pour and scoop SO fast! I'd be knocking cups over left and right :D Beautiful result

[@ivanildeoliveira3030]

lindo

[@sosborneknight]

Concerned about your exposure to inhaling chemicals when you heat paint and metallics. Would advise you wear a mask. The paint effects are awesome, thanx for sharing.

[@ooohlaa13]

i agree and for the torching better to work outdoors if at all possible, those fumes can be cancerous or certainly toxic.

[@CarolynDenison]

As long as you don't scorch the paint (by leaving in one spot to long) while your torching there isn't any real problem with chemicals. You have to get real close and then it may burn the paint a little. Notice how quick she moves the torch.

[@subgizer9244]

I appreciate the time you take to produce a step by step piece. Some of us may comprehend your method quickly because we're in the field, but for those who came to learn a new medium, your attention to detail is well welcomed.

[@brendaromero4376]

I think it’s absolutely perfect 👌. Plenty contrast just as it is. Wow 😲 so beautiful. Also wondering why you stopped using floetrol and mediums? I’m going to try the glue-all and water formula after watching this. Thanks for sharing!

[@Lulusjungle]

Looks like a tigers eye gem stone :)

[@robynjansen510]

Great painting, I really liked being able to buy the products in Australia and not have to buy on line. Thanks Julie will keep watching.

[@rorygentry6802]

What the heck am I not understanding here? Why use glue? Why not just use straight paint? I don't understand the purpose of the glue at all. I'm thinking about doing this on a guitar body, and I'm trying to figure out what to do. I need the finished coat of paint to be as thin as possible. Because of the irregular shape of the guitar body, I'm thinking about doing several small cups (shot glass size?) because I will have to go around the holes routed into the body for the pickups.

[@yvonnerahmes9618]

Can you first plug the holes with something squishy (earplugs? or something like that kind of material)... This sounds like it will be stunning :) !

[@cherifabouhdiba2325]

Tu nous fatigue, avant de commencer

[@ThePronounI]

I'd like to pretend that this is what coffee looks like if you look at it under a microscope. 😁

[@UMMrealLoud]

Question! I've never seen someone spray their cups with silicone but it's brilliant and would solve some of my problems, but do you use the treadmill silicone for that? Or can you? I guess this is multiple questions, but do you purchase a separate spray silicone? I absolutely ADORE your videos and artistry. You really inspire me to create and try new things. I'm going to mildly over share to explain my appreciation for you and what you're doing here on KZbin. Feel free to ignore this if you're not interested. I have pretty debilitating chronic illnesses as well as recovering from surgery and had multiple complications making a 1 month recovery into a 6 month one that required an additional surgery. I'm an extra positive person, but I'm one of those who needs a way to express myself to stay in that mindframe. I've been so limited in what I could do and as a fellow very artistic/creative person it was extraordinarily depressing until I discovered acrylic pouring which is far less difficult for me and my health conditions. You have taught me so much, I love your personality, you are beyond talented and your content helps many people who may be dealing with their own problems, using art to escape. Or watching KZbin to escape! So Thank you. Sending love from Chicago!

[@theonlypinky]

WD40 works well as well. Just a quick spritz!

[@timothymcguire4998]

Do they dry glossy? Do you spray with clear later? Do they crack when dry?

[@carmnose]

how do you prevent the paint from cracking as it is drying? that's a boat load of paint!

[@carolinagirlcreationz7049]

This turned out AWESOME!!!! It reminds me of space, and saturn and WOW! LOVE it!

[@juliaart5252]

This was my thought too 😊

[@Dragonuv2002]

I’ve never been a fan of dark colors, but that has just enough lighter colors in to contrast nicely, I really like it. Well done, ma’am!

[@whitty8656]

I would like to see this framed.

[@beckymantlestarks1817]

I’ve seen several ask about the difference between using Floetrol and Elmer’s glue. the info below explains it well. it is an excerpt from acrylicpouring.com/what-is-a-pouring-medium/ If you’re trying to be thrifty or you’re just starting out, this is a good way to experiment without investing much money. Having said that, you should know that this product is slightly acidic, and your resulting paintings will not be “archival quality.” There are any number of reasons that experienced and professional pouring artists tend to choose a “real” medium over glue.

[@sashawhitehead7378]

Great. How do you finish the piece?

[@partlyvous3937]

What’s the standing working when moving canvas.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@trishcogley2814]

Oh no I love watching you layering could watch forever it's mesmerising.😝😝

[@Nic-xu9pu]

It's nice to see the whole process start to finish

[@aircooled1956]

I didn't see her use the bottle of glue & water ??? where was that ?