21] MAKING CHANGES to your DIRTY POUR fluid acrylic painting!

[@marinabrantner753]

I love how you have mastered turning not so thrilling pours into a pleasing masterpiece. Like you, I hate wasting paint and knowing I can easily change a piece is very comforting. Pleas keep making more videos like this as they are very informative and useful for me.

[@1Cinamongurl]

Thank you for explaining how to estimate how much paint to use for the actual canvas size! I've been searching for this formula everywhere and I think you're the first. Bless you!

[@hilloreeheselgrave8448]

You're up all night painting, and I'm up all night watching you paint! I love the way you play with the edges of the paint ... stunning!

[@MyriamsNature]

Awww Hilloree, thank you! I hope you stay up playing with paint too. 😊💕🎨

[@shallahharbaugh243]

You videos make my heart happy. Your humor reminds me of my Mom. She's been gone almost 12 years, so it's a great to w add th your channel. Thanks for the great art, too. 😊

[@joyharper89]

I love watching your thoughtful deliberate rearrangement of the paint! There are so many pour artists out there that make beautiful things by just tilting, but you analyze and change so carefully...just beautiful!

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you ever so much Joy! 😊💖🎨

[@barbiesartisticexpression8318]

Absolutely love it! I like #1 position. I love the fact that you're not doing the same thing everytime! Everyone seems to want to get cells and I love cell as well, but not all the time.

[@GeriStorm]

I love that you didn't let the time squash your creativity I love everything you did with this and could see why you did it it is so original I love it! Can't wait for your next late night paint calling flo 👍😊

[@MyriamsNature]

Honestly, I'm starting to think my late night pours are my best. 😄🎨 Thank you for the lovely encouragement Geri. I really appreciate it. 💖

[@linda-wi9pj]

You have become my #1 favorite fluid paint artist. Your voice, which is very calming, and your professional way of teaching (no idle chit chat about your day, your work, your kids, etc.) is better than anyone else's. I am learning so much from you! Please continue sharing your ideas. Thanks. Linda

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh my gosh... That is the nicest comment Linda... Thank you!!!! My goal is to show you some ideas and get you back to painting as quickly as possible 😄🎨💕 ... I'm so happy that it's coming across well and I am truly grateful for your encouragement! May the pours be with you and the paints be kind to you.

[@marshaglass2350]

I love #4...and your smooth, calming voice. Your teaching method makes every thing you say & do totally clear to me. I also appreciate your conservation/control of the paint, and care of disposal. Learning so much!

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Marsha! I so appreciate that! 😊🎨💕

[@valeriecraig7571]

Just found your channel and even though these were made several years ago, I'm binge-watching now and hooked! You are so easy to listen to, explain what you're doing so well and I absolutely love your style!!!

[@barbaraj2930]

#1 is my favorite. I just wanted to say I really like the way you take control of the painting and rework the separate areas without disrupting the entire painting. Thanks for sharing.

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you so much for that Barbara... I hope you'll be the "boss" of your paintings too!! 😄💕🎨

[@carmelgagne4497]

Myriam I can't believe how creative you are at 2:00 in the morning. You are amazing and I have to say one of my best instructors. You're so clean that's another thing that amazes me. Love your videos and will continue watching them for sure. I really like #1 and #4.

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you for the kind words Carmel... I so appreciate them!! I am also delighted that you are enjoying the channel. Nos. 1 and 4 were my favorite too. 😊

[@mrp936]

On first viewing #1 was my favorite... On further looking #2 is now my first choice, as it has more energy and sense of perspective, with my eye naturally following it left it right, from top to bottom. Your persistence with getting the colors and composition right certainly paid off. For a future video it would be great to see you using you skills to improve an existing dried painting. Thank you - love your art and your perfect voice-over!

[@heatherbarnett8421]

It's nice to see how a painting can come to life after a scraped area. Amazing.

[@MyriamsNature]

I'm so glad that you found this helpful! Thank you Heather!

[@Annsanity2go]

Myriam, you are too cool! Listening to you teach us is so relaxing. I really loved watching you change what is there for the better. Love the mixes in the various "pockets" of color. They blended so well. I also really like how you manipulate the paints into little wisps. Keep working those naughty little paints.

[@MyriamsNature]

And you are just too kind and sweet Ann... Thank you! And the paints are seductive little devils... It's so hard to sleep when they're around!

[@taniaclass4805]

Myriam Love what you do "Your own thing". You calmly and satisfyingly with your melodic voice inspire us. Your thoughts spoken out loud share the creative process with ease and allows us to feel and absorb the techniques then want to go out and create. Thank You.

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh my gosh... What a lovely comment Tania! Thank you so much for those kind words! 😊💕🎨

[@bhamwhh]

I enjoy watching you work the paint. Your color combinations show an art/mix that is unusual in a wonderful way. On this piece, I have to say #1 grabbed my attention the most. Promise you will keep painting and sharing because I promise I will keep watching.

[@MyriamsNature]

I absolutely promise Wendy... Thank you!! 😊💕 Number 1 was my choice too. 😀 🎨

[@cdsullivan5403]

I like position three best. This is very bold what you did. It is great to know that the changes you showed can be done without ruining a pout. I think it turned out gorgeous.

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you so much CD! I'm not going to lie, I was a bit nervous as I was pulling off paint but told myself I had nothing to lose but some paint. Thank you too for voting!

[@gerriekaychurch658]

Miriam, I love this pour. The colors are beautiful. I believe your manipulation of the original pour is fantastic. Congrats

[@MyriamsNature]

Many thanks for that Gerrie! 😊💕

[@bammcguee5047]

You are so fun, and goofy like me. You explain everything without putting me to sleep.

[@PaulineAdair]

You are SUCH an artist Myriam.... thank you for your creative inspirations, your aspirations , and for sharing your many skills.

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh Pauline… Thank you so very much for that extra kind comment! 😊💕

[@elizabethconnor4545]

So good you are not afraid to change it, your ideas are wonderful

[@onenubiancreations-nicolem7737]

Thank you thank you I can't wait to paint tomorrow I've learned so much In just this one video. I don't have to except the pour! I change it to what I want. This changes every thing.

[@MyriamsNature]

Absolutely Nicole! YOU are the boss of your painting… The paints are there to help you not take over ( even though they think they rule 😄) so have fun and let “you“ come out! I hope that you have a blast taking command! Thank you for the kind comment! 😊💕

[@marianneiwanski6484]

I'm learning so much from you, and I appreciate the way you organize and label. I'm a former jeweler (mostly repair work)and I once worked in a shop replacing a guy who had been there forever. My boss had never had a female jeweler working for him. I had a color-coded organization system which took me a couple of days to set up (I had the shop all to myself-- yay!), and my boss thought it was wacky at the beginning. I asked him how long it took the other (male) jewelers he'd had to get a repair out, from intake to customer. He said about 3 weeks. I told him I was going to get it to 3 days. And I did. Organization is underrated. Lol. I'm sure the other jewelers spent half their time just looking for their tools. I could find mine with my eyes closed.

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you for sharing that Marianne. I so agree that organization leads to more time free to do other things (instead of time spent looking for stuff 😄). Thank you too for the kind words.

[@sue916]

love how you removed the paint you weren't happy with and added the white, beautiful!!!

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Susan! Never settle! 😄💕🎨

[@theresacoughlin1578]

Myriam, your paintings are beautiful and I love your voice, it's so soothing, I could watch your videos all day.

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh thank you Theresa! 😊💕🎨

[@els7362]

Great tip with the glue on the skewer! So simple and helpful. I like #3

[@yvonnesnead6979]

#1 Was my favorite! I also loved the yellow! Boo Whoo! You are so good Myriam! Thanks so much for sharing your talents and ideas! Y

[@suedonaldson2443]

My temporary housing won't allow me to paint so I am so enjoying listening to your voice and watching you create. After-the-flooding of home and studio, this is such a boost to me.

[@MyriamsNature]

I'm so sorry to hear that you were so impacted by flooding Sue. I pray life returns to some sort of normal as soon as possible. That this channel can add anything to you is wonderful to know. Thank you for taking time to tell me!! 😊💕🎨

[@LindaSmithLatimer]

It's beautiful with the changes you made. I agreed on the yellow, it was just too overwhelming. #1 and #4 were my fav. I felt like a drone flying over rugged country. Awesome work.

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Linda! The yellow was even brighter in person and I just couldn't bear it! 😄 I agree about 1 and 4 ... They seem to be the faves. 💕🎨

[@estherwestcott9085]

The colours in this are beautiful. I'm a fan of yellow but I am quite happy to watch artists make their own decisions about their art. I was interesting in all the various manipulation you did with your initial pour. It definitely gives me ideas for what I can do when I get started. Position #1 is my favourite.

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh thank you Esther. I wish you fun and great success when you start pouring. Brace yourself... It's a little addictive. 😄💕🎨

[@merralynvaillancourt6526]

The best part of your videos is your voice. So calming! I like #1. Thanks for taking the time to make the paint do what you want. It reminds me that I don't have to settle, none of this is an emergency, and it really is for me so if I'm not happy with it I'm not finished!

[@MyriamsNature]

Exactly... The pour can be just the beginning and you can turn it into whatever you like.😊 Thank you for the lovely comment Merralyn.💕

[@jocelynbrown20]

I agree that you don’t always need cells. Beautiful!

[@leehill9903]

At least you are prepared to take risks but you are also careful how you do it. Well done! Lovely

[@indigowarrior6469]

Love what this one morphed into!! One of the coolest things about Pours are that you can switch them around 😊👍🏽😉 I like #3, #1, #2 AND #4! 😆😁

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you very much Kimmi! 😊💕

[@maddiec5341]

Love the calmness of your delivery, love the hints on techniques. All really useful and organised. The scientific way you assess the paint requirements is great and everything you do is so so well thought out. Love all the views. Mx

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh thank you so much Maddie... I truly appreciate your kindness! 😊💕

[@karingodfrey2053]

Miriam, I love love love your approach and your courage to take risks publicly. Count me among your fans :) I'm leaning a little towards number 1 but any direction it looks beautiful to me.Thank you for sharing

[@erikafierce6856]

I love this! Too funny that the paints talk to you, so much fun! Keep doing what you do, and yes it is beautiful!

[@donnabusic9785]

I have to say 4 gave my eye the best visual adventure. I enjoy looking at a pour to see what i can find. Have a great day and keep 'em coming👍

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Donna! Will do. 😊🎨💕

[@catherinesegeren4224]

I just love your sense of humor you actually make me laugh and there's not too many of these videos that I will actually laugh at your one awesome lady thank you for sharing your life

[@MyriamsNature]

What a lovely thing to say ... Thank you Cathy! 😊💕

[@reresutherland1373]

I prefer #1 and appreciate watching how to make changes. Really like the tips you gave - using little squeeze bottles, & wiping bamboo skewer prior to using. Thank you foryourgenerous sharing xoxoRere

[@MyriamsNature]

It was truly my pleasure Rere.... Thank you for the kind words! 😊💕🎨

[@rachelkeller6378]

I love that you "fixed" it... I like 1 and 4

[@loismccoy2723]

Hi MariamThank you for your response. I am getting ready to experiment with these dirty pours. I am pretty artistic, but never have don't this before. Anyone can make a pour, and I've seen a lot of it on here. You have that extra artistic ability tha turns your pour into a work of art. I never start off simple, believe me. I saw a pic that I know was a dirty pour, had I can't get out of my head. The negative space was more of a mix of ocean colors, then a sea turtle was formed in the middle, with another dirty pour of different colors, it was amazing. Don't know if I can pull it off, but perhaps somewhere down the road......I thought I might sketch the turtle first, and hope when I do the fill in pour, that I can manipulate the paint somewhat. I do enjoy your videos, you are very gifted, and can see the end result.

[@godschild6882]

Good call on the yellow blob. I love the way you take your time and work with the piece. It turned out great. Number one position gets my vote.

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Cheryl! I agree with you and I so appreciate your taking time to tell me!

[@mychael6659]

I LOVE what you've done Myriam, I really enjoyed how you vocalize what's going on in your mind as you change the piece. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@MyriamsNature]

Many thanks for that Mychael! By the way, I love the "y" in YOUR name... I'm SURE you have had the same misspelling issues with your name too! 😉😄

[@mychael6659]

On a daily basis! Haha

[@kathylarsonhall]

You are an awesome teacher! I learn so much from your manipulation, thank you! Blessings to you!

wow, pulling off that paint is so gutsy! I learned something here, I think we all have those areas once in a while that we don't like and try to "fix". This is actually a great idea and then to fill up the area and feather the paint.... genius!

[@MyriamsNature]

I’m so happy that this was useful Daniella!! Thank you for taking time to tell me ! 😊💕

[@karenkijinski6271]

OMG, that turned out so good. I like #3, to me it looks like a merry go round horses head. Beautiful work Myriam.

[@mebenanamac]

I so agree with you about the cells, Myriam! Sometimes they can be overwhelming! I love this painting of yours, as I do all of your others! I can't choose what my favorite part is . . . I love the whole thing!! THANK YOU for your loving touch on your paintings and showing us that we can never fail at this but we can change what our eyes don't like.

[@MyriamsNature]

I think this whole process is way more fun if you get to make a painting "yours".😊 Thank you for your kindness Karen... I truly appreciate it! 💖🎨😊

[@mebenanamac]

Could not agree more!

[@mindyholland5622]

Your art is amazing. Thank you for sharing you techniques with us. Have a blessed day.

[@ritabrown2226]

The white smaller portion looks like some graceful beautiful feathery bird. Where the other larger white reminds me of a primitive buck or even a bull or buffalo.It's a lovely piece there is like a pink/yellowish flowery part that is nice to look at.The whole pour turned out very nice. Thanks for not going to bed. 🌛🌠🌠🌟

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Rita... I love that everyone sees different things in these paintings. 😊💕🎨

[@ritabrown2226]

Myriam's Nature I agree and you can look one moment and look at it again a little bit later and see it in a entirely new light. I am so glad you explained the ratio of how to determine how much paint to use. I am in the gathering stage. I have been hording for about 4 months trying to gather enough here and there when the two hobby stores have sales. I lost all of my belongings in the Flood of 2016 that I had for most of my life. This sounds crazy but TBH I had finally minimized most of my belongings. Kept what I wanted. I had my craft room finally perfect in my eyes and had just settled in to where it was so comfortable. If I could choose what I would have wanted not to be destroyed it hands down would be my art supplies(I had just gotten for Christmas new Living room furniture too(LOL) 😜 Only someone who loves expressing their self through art understands. When someone is saving for that new dress...for me it's art supplies. I have learned so much from you and the other pour artist. I feel like when I do make my first pour I will at least understand what I am aiming for. That is if I can work up the courage.This is even better than water colors! I love them because they are so forgiving and even if you aren't top notch they are still lovely. This is a dream come true through each time you pour you can get something so different even if you have several cups filled the same way. I am delighted and excited to see what you do next.

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh my Rita... I am so sorry to hear about all you lost last year. Your positive spirit undoubtedly kept you looking forward. It's simply awesome that art is a priority... It really fills the soul and heart! I always think that if a ton of money fell in my lap and I didn't need to work anymore, I would just enjoy my art and craft hoard to the fullest. I have all the colors of paint I need probably but always want more to try out and discover. This medium is so vast and can be personalized in countless ways. I think at once you start you won't be able to look back. It took me countless weeks of watching others before I broke down and tried my first pour. It was love at first "flip". Those with an inherent love for creativity can't help but figure out new ways to make this art form new and exciting just for them... It'll certainly be that for you. Let me know when you take the leap... I'll be happy to hear. 😊💕🎨 Thank you for always being so encouraging and sweet.😘

[@ritabrown2226]

Myriam's Nature I will I want to watch yours from the beginning and learn what I need to. I have been purchasing both black and white canvases when on sale. A little confused about the gesso. I have stuff to make it I just have heard so much about it. I started buying Behr paint in sample sizes, I have a 72 piece color of acrylics in tubes. I want to buy some Martha Stewart metals. I didn't know but Home Depot has Unicorn Spit in the smaller of the two sizes they offer for almost $3.00 cheaper than Amazon. I bought 2 metal paints in half gallons or pint size either way it was a lot. In Champagne and Gold.. They offer a Silver, Platinum, Copper,Pewter and Bronze. The cost was $25.00 a piece. I am going to watch your videos from first to last and I promise to submit a picture. Thanks for being so understanding. I just feel like a child on Christmas Eve anticipating morning.Thanks again!

[@meleasabutler9399]

Myriam, I prefer number 3. But to me, you are the number 1 video creator, another great work.

[@opalibra10park45]

This turned out Awesome! This is how most of my fluid acrylics wind up, not as pleasing to look at but I can not, not play around with the paint after I think I am done! Almost all the pours I have done, 10 so far, 2 are mixed media were I did controlled pours around a laminated picture I mounted on the canvas, have been done late night/early morning. No distractions or schedule to arise at any set time, it is me time to get creative and play in the paint. I reviewed the 4 ways several times and number 3 jumps out to me, I see a Dragon's head. Thank you for sharing your creativity and look forward to your next adventure! :D

[@MyriamsNature]

I love the idea of mixed media with this ... It must be gorgeous! I do love the quiet of the night... I seem to do my most interesting work then. Thank you for your input and for the thoughtful comment Sally ... I so appreciate it. 😊💕🎨

[@staceyyoung7462]

Gorgeous!! Love #1 and then #4 is my second choice! I love the way you gently work with a dirty pour. So many people just add tons of paint, but then the beauty of the pour ends up being dumped off the edges😢 those are the videos that make me scream, lol

[@lornademott8032]

I am definitely a night owl like yourself but I’m a newbie to pouring and have only done a couple so far. This video has been so helpful for me. I really loved seeing you fix/change areas you didn’t like. I wish I had seen this before I scraped off all the paint on a 16x20. I guess it’s all part of the learning process. Thanks again for sharing your process! Pour on!

[@MyriamsNature]

Hi Lorna! I'm happy to hear this video was useful. I think we have all scraped off entire canvases at some time or another. Now I have a good time trying to "rescue" paintings. I hope "editing" will be equally fun for you! Thank you for taking time to comment. May the pours be with you. 🎨😊💕

[@lindajohnston759]

I am a newbie. I can't tell you how many videos I have viewed trying to learn all I can. You certainly added a great deal to my knowledge bank. I really learned a lot of technique that I will definitely use in my new endeavors. Thanks!

[@MyriamsNature]

I am sooo happy to hear that Linda... Thank you for taking the time to tell me. I wish you fun and wonderful pours!! 😊💕🎨

[@briges.766]

I love your channel and I love your paintings. Your voice is soothing and you should look into being a narrator for books that are converted into audiobooks. You have the voice for it.

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh wow... Thank you Brige! 😊💕

[@terryschultze1121]

I really like the color choice, including the yellow. What I like the most is how conservative you are with the paints. I too dont believe in wasting it. Thanks

[@MyriamsNature]

Hi Terry… Thank you! When I first started playing with this medium I was apprehensive because of all the wasted paint I would see in videos. I was determined not to do it that way. My hope was to show that it was possible to make pretty pieces with little mess and little waste. 😄 I am definitely warming up to yellow too! You’ll see a lot more of it in future videos. 💛

[@lindaweber8520]

I love how you manipulated the initial pour...it gives me ideas for how I can add in a bit more control into my pours. Thank you for teaching me to do that. I vote for position number one so that the heavier part of the picture is at the bottom.

[@MyriamsNature]

Number 1 is definitely the crowd favorite and has been what I leaned toward as well. 😊 Thank you for the kindness Linda!

[@gregwyszynski7659]

I especially liked #1 am relatively new to this technique and having a blast; nice to see I'm not the only one whose paints talk to me as well.

[@MyriamsNature]

Chatty little buggers aren't they? 🎨😂 Thank you for your kind comments Greg!

[@facelinka]

I was nervous with you. I love the final product too. Thank you again.

[@jodileabres4426]

#4 looks like a unicorn! :) love it!

[@jokraemer3516]

Position 1 looks best! I love this. I stumbled upon you when looking up videos about painting waves and I LOVE this stuff! I can't wait to try my first pour this weekend. I love the sound of your voice too, very calming, like Bob Ross.

[@lindalmiller429]

You are so amazing! I learn something new with every video. Thank you for staying up to paint!

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank YOU for the super kind comment Linda. It was awesome to hear! 😊💕🎨

[@letluce]

this was great to watch. I often feel guilty repairing my paintings, but you made it ok lol. It looks fabulous

[@7soulstar7]

Thank you for this informative and enjoyable acrylic pour video. I like your narrative and ongoing analysis as the painting evolves. Number #one is my favourite as it hints of a mythical creature :-)

[@sallyaustin1967]

Yellow is one of my favorite colors but you were right. It turned out great! I like 1 and 2...

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Sally ... That means a lot coming from a yellow fan! 😄💛🎨

[@bethg9003]

I love you!! You're voice is soothing, you are so funny and so informative.

[@MyriamsNature]

Awww thank you Beth... That so made me smile! 💖😊

[@bkberggren46]

Had to laugh at the 2 o'clock call, sounds familiar. Thanks for your tip on conserving paint, am pouring less of the best parts of the sides. Like the dynamic balance of #4. Thanks for pouring and sharing.

[@lindaknox7725]

I like #3. Thanks for the great inspiration about working with the pour. I am an asymmetrical soul so am loving your pour :)

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Linda!! I hope you have tons of fun making pours your own and not settling! 😊🎨

[@karenmcgrady6349]

Fire breathing dragon! Love the colors!

[@artbarn2624]

That painting is gorgeous no matter which way you turn it! I kept yelling, "Stop!" but everything you did made it better. I'm glad you didn't torch it.

[@MyriamsNature]

Ha... I think I heard you! I'm glad you liked it in the end. I'm trying to move way from the cell obsession... If they happen, fine but forcing them just to get them is not fun for me. Thank you for your kind comment... You are always so sweet! 💖😊

[@lucilleeidse9407]

I love this painting! My favourite orientation is #1

[@dianelodico2166]

Beautifully unique! Love it. I thought of you the other day when I was in Walmart looking for "squeezey" bottles in one of the kitchen gadgety aisles. I found a small cylinder shaped glass that had all the milliliters markings. I thought, "ooh, Myriam would love this". 😋😁😌

[@MyriamsNature]

Awwww, thank you Diane. You are so wonderfully sweet... Thank you! You're right, I probably would have wanted it! 😄💖

[@beehigacuff3643]

I learned SO MUCH with this one....love how you “fixed” things. I love the end result. I like #3 best. You do not have to reply back as you are super busy! Love this channel best so far out of all I’ve seen. Keep on keepin’ on!!!

[@MyriamsNature]

It is a pleasure to take a minute to answer amazing viewers like you! Thank you for always being so kind Bee, and really adding smiles to my day. I'm so happy that this channel is useful to you! 😊💕

[@inarainyplace]

Bottom lIne: You are a great artist! I've been binge watching you since I found you.

[@royleacreations1049]

This turned out beautifully! When you started, it looked like a tropical fish! Thanks for sharing! I like position number 1 the best. :)

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh my gosh I totally saw that too as I was editing the video. It's funny, while I'm working on a painting I don't see the things the camera does because I'm looking at it from a different angle (not a bird's eye view). I was sad to see the little fish with a yellow eye and blue lips go.😄🐠. Thank you so much for the comment and vote! 😊

[@paulinecaffrey6547]

Looks like a beautiful scene from outer space.

[@MyriamsNature]

Ooh I like that... Thanks Pauline. 😊💕

[@BlaizC]

I have those evil paints, too. One night, I had gotten ready for bed and even got to the point where I sat on my bed prior to lying down, when I heard the paints say, "Come on, you know you want to!" and I was up until 4:30 a.m.! The other day, I was trying the swirl/tree ring technique, and at the end, a blob of white paint hit the canvas. After feeling bad that I had messed it up, I thought, "The paint is not the boss of me!" and I took a toothpick and started working the blob into striations. Admittedly, it would have looked better without that mistake, but I did get it to look better than just a blob of white paint that dripped out of the cup, thanks to you. I like #1 the best. I thought I'd like #3 the best since I usually like the heavier elements on the bottom left, but #1 seemed the most balanced.

[@MyriamsNature]

They are so naughty aren't they? And needy!! But we love them and they know it. 😄 I love that you didn't let the paints win... Woo hoo!! I agree about the balance in #1. I'm looking forward to doing a tally in a few days. Thank you for being so fun and kind Blaiz. 😊💕

[@gerdavanhaeren7657]

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[@maryjack218]

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[@FuzzyFrogg66]

I love the bottle organization...I keep putting off labelling then forget what I put in which paint! Thanks for all the info you share!!! You are AWESOME!!! 😀

[@MyriamsNature]

I can get bad about labeling especially if I mix a bunch of colors ... Varying the bottles made life much easier for this lazy girl!! 😄🎨💕 Thank you for the kindness Cherie!

[@thelastladyofsong]

I love ur tendrils and feathering. It's so neat. Haven't tried pouring yet but love ur technique.

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you... I hope that you have fun with it when you are ready to jump in... I think you’ll have a blast. 😊💕

[@truthful316]

I lovvvved watching you work, because you made me laugh out loud, but you are a GREAT artist; loved it & you, too!

[@MyriamsNature]

Awww, I'm so glad...thank you Lynn!! 💖🎨😊

[@sheilamontez6212]

That was magical... I'm a night too😀It's beautiful!!!

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Sheila!

[@cynthiaryan6150]

Beautiful. I love your videos. Every time I learn so much. Thank you.

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh that is just wonderful to hear! Thanks Cynthia!

[@loismccoy2723]

Absolutely gorgeous!

[@sharonclarke6970]

Hi, as a very newcomer to acrylic and resin pours I found this video extremely useful as I've never seen anyone play with the pours as you do and the idea of removing areas is wonderful. I am in the UK so am struggling to get control. I am using pva at the moment so my results are not brilliant. I am really just practising my technique. Love the video and have subscribed. X

[@paulawall2448]

Wow, great save! It looks sooo good!!!

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Paula! 😊💕

[@dianehunter9404]

This is beautiful. I like it most when it is turned so it looks like a horse. I will be watching more of your videos.

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you Diane!

[@culturesynctv2185]

There are no words to describe how amazing your are! I don't even think I could paint how amazing you are! That's just how wonderful you and all of your tutorials are. I am a HUGE love of squeezie bottles, which I discovered because of you! They save so much time and money; they also make it easier for pouring and mixing inks/paints with different mediums. I have some graduated squeezies so all my mixing is precise. Amazing art, amazing teacher, amazing everything! Thank you for sharing it all with us here on the interwebs! Happy Holidays to you and your family Myriam!

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh my gosh... thank you so so much! I truly appreciate your amazing kindness!! I can't imagine doing this type of work without squeezie bottles. If you'd like to add to your stash, these little guys are among my favorites... I found both style of bottles on eBay... The pro is price, the con is that they take three weeks to get because they're coming from China. For the smaller bottles with blue caps/nozzles search for this exact phrase on eBay : "6pcs glue gel squeeze bottle" ... 6 will come for under $2 INCLUDING shipping... They hold a little over an ounce. For ultra precise detail work search for "5pcs squeeze bottles with nozzles"... You get 5, roughly two ounce, bottles with 7 different detachable tips each... Pick the vendor who's got them for under $4 (also includes shipping!!) If you want them sooner they're available on Amazon but for literally four times the price. (I couldn't add that to the Amazon list in good conscience... They aren't worth $12.95.) I hope you enjoy.😊💕 Happiest of holidays to you and yours!

[@CatherineSummerfield]

when you first poured it... to me it looked like a big fish with its head to the right and a big yellow eye. Then you started tweeking and it looked like you were making tail fins... then when you were finished ... to me it looks like a dragon head with its head pointing down to the right !!! Yes ... I know... an over active imagination !!! You rock !!

[@sirkat7516]

I too liked number 1 the best - very nice.

[@letoanor]

#2 is my fav :) I love your videos, it's both zen time because your voice is wonderfully calming and warm, and bubbling ideas time because you don't "just" pour - nothing wrong with just pouring but I really like where your videos make my brain go :)

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh thank you Leto ... And thank you for voting too! 😊💕🎨

[@caroljohnson-rm1tj]

Myriam's Nature are the paints flat or gloss.

[@MyriamsNature]

Mostly flat Carol. If you noticed a glare on the dry painting it was just a spot that hadn't fully dried when I took the shots at the end.

[@glazgay]

Leto Anor me 2 👍👍 i can watch the channel 24/7 such a creative imagination 😊 beautifully relaxing voice she has. One thing I need to stop watching late at night because I too hear the paint and ideas often ending up getting back up out of my bed and start painting at silly o'clock i.e 3am 🤣 keep up the great work and thank you so much for sharring and showing us how x

[@AvidAbstractions]

Love this! Very beautiful work!

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you so so much! 😊💕🎨

[@loismccoy2723]

You are definitely an artist

[@indiandy03]

Hi, wonderful job well done an I think I like number 1 the best which seems to be bottom weighted and sits better for me at any rate.

[@lindaschiappacasse9242]

I like position number 4 the best. I very much enjoy your videos and techniques.

[@MyriamsNature]

Many thanks for that Linda! 😊💕

[@malunicolette9447]

Thanks so much for all the information and teach me that the paint can be fix you are great teacher

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh thank you so much Malu!

[@garybrady2025]

thanks for your passion and tips ,,,don't stop

[@MyriamsNature]

Thank you very much Gary!!

[@parkercummings1906]

HI Myriam., my fave posittion was # 4 as it reminded me of a squirrel with a bushy tail. I said oh no not the yellow at the same time your were saying you could just hear us now. LOL. I did notice the low dose of silicone and I for one was particularily happy to see that done with your feathers and lace work put in . It ended up quite lovely.

[@MyriamsNature]

Oh my gosh how did I not see the squirrel?? If you knew me you'd know how squirrel-focused I can be... I just love them (I even make squirrel jewelry 😄!) Now I love #4 even more. I'm sorry about the yellow... Forgive me.😊 Thank you for always being so sweet Parker!

[@parkercummings1906]

THAT is interesting. Maybe you did this subconsciously, as you don't have to even look for the squirrel very hard. It's like BAM! Have fun and try to get caught up on that lost sleep time. see ya next time.

[@MakeMoreMusicOk]

The colors are beautiful