Acrylic pouring for Beginner's START-UP. What you need and why! Don't blindly just buy something!

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Acrylic pouring & fluid art:
All you need is.. knowledge! And right after that supplies. Get the basics first. believe me....your stock will grow automatically. it's important to understand what you need and why. Make your own educated decision.
Understand the background how things work, concistency is all, paint mixing. don't get fooled by magic recipes.
It's all about the magic
Over the artist:
Hi. I'm an artist for acrylic paint pouring and fluid art from the Netherlands. This form of abstract and modern decorative painting is done with Acrylics brought to the right consistency with various pouring mediums, oils and additives. By moving the paint layers, playing with different tools or adding heat I create different effects. Very messy and very fun. The Paintings can be don't know canvas, MDF frames, tiles or other flat surfaces. Can also be used to make daily items and gifts unique f.ex. little boxes or ornaments.
My Art Page
/ fluidartmagic
Join my FluidArt community for sharing andlearning:
groups/14431...
Pinterest:
pin.it/cqblphcenbwtci
Learn it all: / @pouringartexperience
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[@Aadhya.Pasupuleti_age_9]

You are truly amazing. Not just by your work but also your Sensitivity towards someone else’s money, environmental concern, maintenance, detailing... Oh what not. Hats off to your technicality ans bow bend to your humanity

[@PouringArtExperience]

You're very kind. Thanks so much. Check out more background information on the basic playlist

[@judymabsout320]

You are amazing ❤ You are wonderful because you explain and give secrets without courses, instead of showing off your abilities as the rest do. You are truly wonderful. Thank you.

[@myavatar9590]

Thank you very much Santana! The information your provide is priceless; thank you for sharing it!

[@Squabetty]

Thank you for saving me $$$$$! I really appreciate your videos. Again, thank you very much.

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thank you very much. Enjoy

[@NowniVi]

Liquitex or Glue elmers Floetrol Silicone hardware store Demethicon Hair oil

[@oguislacasa2253]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, THIS IS AN EXCELLENT GUIDE FOR US, THE BEGINNERS, YOU ARE REALLY NICE AND KIND. MY BEST WISHES.

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@PouringArtExperience]

Please be nice and respectful with comments and ratings. This is my opinion and I'm sure there are different once out there. This is based on research and experience. Make sure you have all the knowledge. Then you can make your own opinion.

[@ccsworldaustralia4332]

ps. do you have a video about how to avoid cracks and splitting? many thanks,

[@elissabell9528]

Thanks so much! I'm just starting off and love how you make all the points easy to hear.

[@Marina-wb4ly]

Great video. Thank you.

[@ccsworldaustralia4332]

Thank you for info, very good knowledge, take care cheers

[@erinvaughn3739]

You have to be a scientist ❣☺❣

[@LorraineTapper]

Very helpful

[@elachatterjie1388]

I'm a beginner, & love the simple & constructive way you teach. Also the simplest materials used. Things one can get their hands to easily. I am going to try it now with acrylic paint and school glue and water. Will keep watching out for your videos. Thank you so much.

[@VHPINC]

very helpful content

[@candykestel5197]

Thank you have really helped me👏candy

[@debataylor637]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@Susiecw]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it. Have a look at the other videos on the basic playlist for more background information

[@shellh929]

I really appreciate this video. Thank you for sharing what you've learned.

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it. There is more background information on the basic playlist

[@rivkasunny-adi1726]

Thanks so much this is very informative and helpful !! I LOVE it !!

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@kalayas3723]

Thank you for sharing your talent!

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thank you

[@patricahodges3473]

Thank you very much. Very clear and informative. 😊

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thanks so much

[@gaylecallender8608]

Can't thank you enough for all your videos. Have been through them all and learnt a lot. Now I feel with all this knowledge I can start pouring

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy to hear that. Super

[@jannawhitten5366]

Nice, thank you!

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@samanthashattuck5581]

super helpful!

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@gaylaroof612]

good vid for beginners...wish i'd seen this before i started!! 😊😊😊💖💖💖

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thanks so much

[@4UnlimitedBEing]

Thank you so much for this! Very informative, clear, concise. So very appreciated! ^_^

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it. Check out more background information on the basic playlist

[@joellelacroix2953]

easy to undurstand. Thank you

[@bstapleton3908]

Thank you you explained very well & I love the sound of your voice.

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thank you. That's very kind

[@lindaholbrook66]

Excellent practical basic advice, thank you. Oh, and I love your accent.

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thanks so much :-)

[@davinatest8467]

Good advice especially trying to reduce waste and protect the environment.

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thank you

[@amethyst1826]

Thank you for telling us all this. Now I know I don't need to purchase that pouring medium I was just about to!!

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy it helps! Check out all background knowledge on the basic playlist

[@johnmitchell1086]

Beautiful, i am going to try myself thanks for video

[@PouringArtExperience]

Have fun

[@marilynhamilton5910]

Your video was very informative thankyou.

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@pubggammer9561]

Lots of love from Bangladesh.....♥️

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thanks so much

[@gasantlegorden5132]

Cool

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thank you

[@faith3276]

Thank you 💜

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@BJones-yw4dd]

THANK YOU for the environmental reminders. I was shocked the other day by some irresponsible pourer "reminding" everybody that, "If you don't like it, you can just wash it all off and down the drain!" NOT!

[@PouringArtExperience]

We can all do a little bit

[@AnyPrek]

With my first experiments, I realised that I can let dry the rest of the paint in my plastic glasses and peel it. I reuse the same glasses again and again :)

[@mariannajawa3684]

Thank you my darling ❤️

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@mbarbarzeesalma580]

Thank you

[@PouringArtExperience]

You're welcome

[@VHPINC]

👍

[@joellelacroix2953]

simple and easy to understand. Thank you

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@zohrehghadery5162]

GREAR INFO... I AM SO NEW IN THIS... I WONDER WHAT IS THE GLUE HELPFUL FOR?

[@PouringArtExperience]

Thanks. Please have a look at the basic playlist for all the background information you need to understand the concept. Any chosen Pouring medium as mentioned in the video is for keeping the pigment connection together

[@mariemyriam5616]

thank you so much for these information....very useful... i personally let the acrylic paint dry in the cup and then peel it and reuse the plastic cup again ;) and i dont use floetrol i just use glue and a bit of water...thank you again :)

[@PouringArtExperience]

Happy you like it

[@nell243]

Marie Myriam Hey, what glue do you use? :)

[@mariemyriam5616]

Hello Eleanor :) i'v tried so many type of glue...and i found that the right one should be acid free and dry clear and archival ..it means it wont go yellow....for the consistency it should be like warm honey....not to liquid and not to thick....the brand that i use is not well known..and it's very cheap it's made in Malaysia ... because i live in uae...so try to find a glue with these specifications :) hope this help :)

[@AnyPrek]

I made my first pouring with water and a very little bit of liquid soap in it. A cheap way for getting another effect.

[@AllGrowing]

Thank you for the good information! Cleaning the tools used afterwards is a concern of mine. What is a catalator (if I heard correctly)? And how to clean the tools I've used?

[@PouringArtExperience]

Catlitter. ;-) The stuff cats do pi in..it soaks up water / paint in this case . Tools can be cleaned with water

[@AllGrowing]

Thanks so much for your quick response! Ok, good idea, cat litter. ;)@@PouringArtExperience

[@PiaRxxxx]

Hey, thank you really much for that amazing information! :) May I ask how the torch model is called you are using? :) *Edit: and second question, would you recommend to use a torch with a rather small flame or a rather big flame (big means starting from ~2.5 cm up to 15 cm)? I'd be really interested in your opinion

[@PouringArtExperience]

Its not a specific model. Just look for a creme brule kitchen torch

[@melissab4120]

Do you have to put a primer like gesso on the canvas first? Does it come out better with or without it?

[@PouringArtExperience]

No you dont. Most canvas are pre- gessoed

[@lostriss4092]

Thank you so much for your video. I'm thinking of give this a try and your video is helping a lot. May I ask if it's really ok to use an heating gun ? My boyfriend doesn't trust me using the torch thing :/ I also hope I can find everything necessary here in Germany. Thank you again :)

[@PouringArtExperience]

Sure. Heatgun is fine. You shouldn't have any issues in Germany. Have a look at the basics playlist for some more crucial background knowledge. enjoy!!!!

[@lostriss4092]

FluidArtbySantanaHagedorn - thank you so much 😍

[@amberleitao4727]

Could you use something called Bristol board? Especially for practicing or when you’re new? I don’t know if it comes In different finishes (smooth, textured, etc) and I don’t know if that’s a factor when you’re picking what you’re painting on.

[@PouringArtExperience]

I would not use canvas boards if thars what it is. I am not sure what it is you mention. You can also use tiles for exercise. Can even wash it off

[@littledorritt8966]

I've never tried it before but I'd like to! Can you use cork board for this?? Also do you have to use the silicone and latex or can you just have the glue/water?

[@PouringArtExperience]

Have a look at the basic playlist and start with the information on how things work and why to get real start up background knowledge. I find that very importantant. Don't think cork works. With glue and water for trying out perhaps but I don't advise it. Check the playlist ;-)

[@littledorritt8966]

@@PouringArtExperience Awesome! Thank you😊

[@ACLU-kl7tm]

Does it matter if you use matte gloss satin craft paint when you are doing a pour? ud

[@PouringArtExperience]

Not really. Just need acrylic paint and of course the result after drying will look different

[@Gee_ngare]

Hello thanks for this but i have a question. Where am from we dont have Glue all, is that like wood glue or what? I want to try it out and i think it would be affordable to begin with.

[@PouringArtExperience]

Yes any waterbased transparent drying will do then

[@marianacots4740]

Thank you very much! Today I used a pouring medium and Floetrol, but my colors went a bit lighter. Black went gray!! I don’t know what that happend, mediums doesn’t supose to modify the colors :( do you have any idea why this happened? Love from Spain!

[@PouringArtExperience]

Well. In mixed State it might look grey as floetrol is white. But should clear up when dry

[@rehanaparvin5031]

Is there any difference in canvas quality? Like regular Walmart canvas vs other store canvases?

[@PouringArtExperience]

There is. Mostly visible in gramm. But for pouring its not as important as for painting

[@QuangNguyen-dw9je]

Hi, at 7:08 what is meant by archival version?

[@PouringArtExperience]

Longlasting without colour or structual change

[@sidneysnow9225]

I have heard about people using rubbing alcohol, and I think its used for the same idea as silicone. Is it?

[@PouringArtExperience]

Yes but doesnt work very good

[@amygivens9772]

Plastic cups end up in the ocean- hope they are recycled. Using glass or biodegradable is best. Thank you!

[@samanthaoneill5045]

You write all this you didn’t even link the material below

[@PouringArtExperience]

Yeah i didnt "even" do that. Applogies. I hope you can write it down from the video

[@chrave1956]

Plastic cups ? What about climate change !

[@JM-pu8pl]

Coca cola doesn't bother with that 😅

[@chiquiberrios6055]

Talk to much is boring

[@carolwashington1236]

It’s for beginners of course you need to understand hence the talking

[@phildearden5979]

maybe we would find you boring if we could hear your voice, there's always the option to stop watching, i see from your profile you aren't into painting, only 1 video, so your just hear to abuse, as mentioned in a previous comment, be RESPECTFUL