62. READY FOR SUMMER! BEACH Acrylic Swipe on Circular Canvas | Acrylic Pouring Tutorial

[@renee1503]

Gorgeous. Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️

[@dcfluidacrylics6633]

Thank you! So glad you like it! 💕😊

[@melodiepariseau4722]

Oh my gosh! Your artwork is so beautiful! I love this 1 & the way the sand looks. Well done. I could listen to your soothing voice all day. Thanks for sharing your videos 🙏🏼🙌🏼

[@dcfluidacrylics6633]

Thanks so much, Melodie! I really appreciate your kind comments. 😊

[@AmeliaStokes-ye8ng]

Hello fellow South African. Thank you for sharing. I’m from Durban.

[@dcfluidacrylics6633]

Hello to you too, fellow South African! Thanks for watching! I'm originally from KZN too.

[@annyrod5931]

Very cool , beautiful art .

[@dcfluidacrylics6633]

Thanks Anny! 👍😊

[@darlenefredette]

Really like this one! ❤️ Thank you for sharing.

[@dcfluidacrylics6633]

Thank you - glad you like it. 😊 Thanks for watching!

[@elizabethbadior9966]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful artwork once again 👍🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍

[@dcfluidacrylics6633]

Thanks Elizabeth! I really appreciate you watching! 💕😊

[@reinabedoya214]

Great tutorial . awesome piece of art 🤩👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@dcfluidacrylics6633]

Thanks so much, Reina!

[@starlite2381]

So beautiful. I am a beginner, how do I know what 1 part = in paint for this 10" canvas? Thank you

[@dcfluidacrylics6633]

Thank you! For this 10" diameter canvas, I was most likely using about 11 grams of paint mixture for each of the blue paint colors. That would mean that each blue cup of paint mixture had about 3.5 grams of actual paint, about 6.5 grams of Floetrol and about 1 gram of water. For the sandy colors I used about 5 grams of paint mixture for each of those colors. So each of those colors would have had about 1.5 grams of paint mixed with 3.5 grams of Floetrol. My video number 21 (which is linked in the description box) should help provide a bit more insight into 'parts' and I'm planning to do a video explaining how to figure out how much paint to use too. Hope that helps.