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[@Unicity61]

I like the boulder cells

[@domimassou5457]

All of them are absolutely gorgeous lovely colors combination 👏👏👏

[@antonietta2874]

They all look awesome! I also prefer the look of the tighter cells. Thanks for sharing.

[@jackies2379]

They are all unique and I like all 3. I really can't decide 😄

[@marieround8140]

Thanks for the experiment Lisa!! I don't mind the last one.

[@DarleneD1026]

I don't want to sound like a tool but I just have to say, I can't tell u how many times I lmao watching and listening to your channel. You have one of the BEST personalities and you're so humble...yesterday was the cottage cheese paint, but you were singing it 😂...dying!! Thank you for the laughs and sharing all of your beautiful art work. Your pieces are amazing 👏 ❤

[@lisamarvinart]

Omg thank you!!! So sweet ♥️

[@fionapopovic4523]

I agree with you, Lisa. The nice, small, tight cells are always my favourite . #1 definitely the winner ❤💥🙏💐💐

[@kathleenmarie4336]

I like the big cells more, but live everything you do😊

[@alanas137]

Always helpful Lisa! Thank you for putting your scientist hat on again to try and solve another problem 👩🏻‍🔬🥼✨

[@artisticthoughtsbyelena]

Lisa, I avoid this problem, by using Elmers glue, it works fantastic. A combination of American Floetrol, Elmers glue, acrylic paint is perfect for my bloom pouring.

[@lisamarvinart]

Yes that works as well!

[@HopeBryant-fr4kx]

I liked the last one. All are beautiful though 😊

[@createdbyluciarossiartdesign]

Hi Lisa, I actually don't mind the boalder cells so I like that version too. Just to let you know, it's not wise to leave the Aussie Floetrol open in a cup as it is toxic. It is safer to just add more paint to the thin Floetrol, love. 20 bottles is a lot of Floetrol to thicken up. I love all your work Lisa, even many of the ones you scrape. That is what I love about art, it's subjective. ❤❤🇦🇺

[@phyllismillion6722]

I like them all! I think adding the thickener looks good. Not sure on a larger canvas how the cells would look. I too have some old Aussie Floetrol and wondered if that is why my cells are all funky.

[@m71113]

Interesting, too, that some artists say that oxygen and light deteriorates the Aussie floetrol,and to try to squeeze the bottle as you're closing the lid to keep out excess oxygen. So maybe try the gel with Aussie floetrol that hasn't been out in the open for 8days

[@TahneeBananee]

I 100% agree! Obviously they all looked fabulous, but those tight cells are definitely my preferred look ❤

[@tammywood3684]

Last 1 my favorite, colors are also sharpen

[@KimberlyPiasecki]

I love cells in general! 😂 so honestly, I definitely favor the smaller ones but I really love the big ones too and even though you said you did a bad blow on the third one I saw some really pretty cells Poppin so honestly, I thought all three were beautiful just my opinion! You’re awesome thank you for doing this for us

[@DangerBoy-cm8ek]

Love both

[@carolineg.5461]

Bonjour Lisa, ma tuile préférée est la troisième. J'aime les trois mais j'ai un petit coup de coeur pour la dernière. Merci de partager tes expériences avec nous. ❤❤❤ De mon côté je viens d'acheter un nouveau gallon de bher 8300 et selon moi ils ont changé la recette. Il est beaucoup plus liquide qu'avant... plus de bloop possible au Québec, Canada. Quel impact ceci aurait si je ne mets pas de Jo Sonja dedans dans mes pigments? 🤔

[@paigecarroll7369]

This was very helpful. I have some old Aussie Floetrol and was wondering if it had gone bad so-to-speak. Will test it against my new bottle. Thanks!

[@joanabraham2780]

I like the big ones!

[@lisamarvinart]

Thank you!

[@TBOBINA41]

I have a thin bottle too, I just do a 1:1 mix ratio with amsterdam. seems to work ;)

[@ganeanewilliams8907]

Could you do half-and-half? Half old and half new? And see what that looks like?

[@ganeanewilliams8907]

Could you do half-and-half? Half fold and half noon? And see what that looks like?

[@brendawashington206]

Yup..I'm with you Lisa. I actually have been cleaning up and came across a bottle of Owatrol. It is pretty thick. I used it up in some pearl paints and did a blow out with acrylic. Not too many cells but I wonder if you mixed the old Flo with it if you could get a happy compromise 🤔 Thanks for sharing today😁😘

[@Unicity61]

Liza, since your pillow is thick, how would you thin it out? Adding floetrol?

[@jenniferk8423]

Lisa, when you say "Gel Medium" do you mean the product by Golden? Thank you so very much for all of your helpful videos & advice. 😊

[@tammywood3684]

Bolder cells I like

[@melissahatfield4773]

The liquit-thick made the edges rough looking. I think. I didn’t get a really good look but it looked that way in the center.

[@CarlaJThompson444]

this is great! I like both types of cells and it’s pretty cool that you can get either type depending on what kind of look your trying to achieve. Wondering if mixing a little of both bottles would give medium cells? If only these things always followed logic! Could be fun to do some kind of multi bloom or bloom swipe /bloom blow combo where both types are used in different areas of the piece to get mixed effects. So much experimenting can be done. Thanks for this! Perhaps I will get a thin bottle sometime and the knowledge gained here will be so useful!

[@jessicaschubach4174]

Thanks so much Lisa for this experiment. I have a bottle of Aussie Floetrol that is thin. I'll try letting mine sit out for a while, but I think you might be on to something with the chemical change in the floetrol itself. I'm wondering if the makers of the product could answer some questions on whether or not the fluctuation with hot and cold temps could possibly hamper it in some way.

[@lisamarvinart]

They don’t really care since it does the job it’s made for 😂 it still is a paint extender, they don’t care about cells unfortunately 😂

[@bonniedavis5238]

What if you let it sit out some more

[@lisamarvinart]

Definitely worth a try!

[@kathrynhasenberg8773]

Lisa, i would take the old floetrol, have a huge painting project coming up, Not fluid art. Let me know if you want to sell

[@carolmatlock7035]

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[@sandiguinnartescape]

Give 9-10 days

[@Debra-p7u]

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