#50 This Little Piggy Weights and Mixing - Rain & Pours

[@marisabermudez9891]

Thank you so much Mitchell for this instructive video again!

[@MsToxicavenger]

Great video. It’s needed. Well done. -Elise

[@Durga695]

Nice one, thank you Mitchell.

[@karl-friedrichjagau9974]

Hello today I have gotten the latest TLP release and just watching your video in order to prepare my 1st pouring session with TLP pigments. From my point of view your video is absolutely helpful. Many thanks for sharing your experiences Mitch👍🏻⭐️🙂

[@joallawestervelt6918]

Great video Mitchell. Thank you for sharing. I figured there was a reason for the difference in visual amounts in the jars of dried pigments, for any pigment type. ie Bling Its or This Little Piggy. 💕😊💕

[@lostmypassword1]

Great video. Thank you so much. I appreciate your explanation for why the jars have differing fill levels based on appearance and to use less of denser pigment. Also, valuable information about Sapphire and other large pigments used with white base. In the US we can no longer get the Behr 8300 in some states so have replaced it with Behr Dynasty 3653 with same results.

[@carlakoyak1129]

Thank you

[@carolynbrew3770]

Wow this is such a good vedio as I have been watching others not putting that much piggy in the varnish..I will up my amount..Thank again..I just got my first 4 piggies now I want them all 🥰

[@rainandpours]

Don't be scared to use them! They will last you a very long time! Also just remember that there is a saturation limit to where the colour won't get any more intense, so adding more pigment won't provide any benefit. Always a good idea to start with a small amount and then add more each time you mix :)

[@carolynbrew3770]

@@rainandpours lol first day I just looked at them So pretty..watched your vedio, and Lisa's,on mixing one more time then I was off ..love them..Thank you I am laying down tube paint on pillow first..I think it's a good suggestion

[@1toughmama]

This was excellent thank you!! I just got my order in and thought they messed up filling my jars! 🤣 You are incredible!! 🎉

[@GinaMacArt]

Do you have a PDF file with all this information? There is no way I could remember all of this. Are TLPs compatible with resin? Thanks. 😊❤🙏🇦🇺🐨

[@rainandpours]

TLP's are definitely compatible with resin :D Just mix them right in or you can disperse in a tiny bit of iropropyl alcohol to make a paste first. I don't have a PDF but there's not much that I could notorise that hasn't been done already.

[@yakkyuu12]

Can little piggy be airbrushed and what medium do you recommend as a binder, if they can be put through an air brush? I do know to use a bigger .5 needle or bigger if necessary.

[@rainandpours]

You can use them in an airbrush, I used airbrush medium with them and they worked great. I have also used the pouring mediums I listed thinned down with water until they are thin enough to go through the airbrush without clogging.

[@freedombee9900]

QUESTION:- I've been dispersing pigmented mica powder in liquitex, BUT I havent tried the Bloom technique yet, so can I still dissolve it in liquitex with blooms or not??? Based on how it looked in this video it seems to disperse far easier in liquitex that how it did in your varnish. but I will use the varnish in blooms if U know that its not good to use liquitex in them.

[@rainandpours]

Hey there! Blooms can be quite forgiving so you should have no issues dispersing in your liquitex medium if that is what you find success with. The varnish aids the cell activator to glide across the top of the paint by adding gloss factor, which liquitex pm definitely does too

[@jillpeterson6298]

Where on line can you find little piggy paints? I did a search and coming up with nail polish paints… please help!

[@rainandpours]

Hi there. All of the links are in my video descriptions. Fluid-Art.co