Bright and BEAUTIFUL Pearl Puddles! Acrylic Pouring & Fluid Art

[@francistrick4327]

I also love marble pours

[@tonysfluidart]

@@francistrick4327 They make such pretty patterns, I have to agree!

[@lloydburchmore8003]

Stunning 😊

[@tonysfluidart]

Thank you! Thanks so much for watching!😊

[@karengardner3501]

Beautiful, I did one with a dark earthy green base, the pearl paints were spectacular. It was almost completely dried and the cat knocked it over. You reminded me why I loved it, I'll have to try again, but maybe with paynes Grey base. Poor cat has been baned from the paint room ever since 😂🎉

[@tonysfluidart]

@@karengardner3501 Oh no!! My cat knows better than to go anywhere but the floor, especially where I paint. Thats too bad it was knocked over, I love those combinations you used. And yes, I’d love to see another! Thanks for watching! 🤍

[@kimbristow7861]

I do both 😊

[@tonysfluidart]

I love it, that’s awesome. Thanks so much for watching.🤍

[@nelsonnascimentojunior8855]

Adorei ❤

[@tonysfluidart]

Thank you so much!! :)

[@JamieMillen]

Love it! I will have to try putting some of the paint on top of the puddles.

[@tonysfluidart]

It will look really pretty. I love stacking these colors together!

[@francistrick4327]

If you put a drop of Golden Bone Black in each, helps with seeing the color the color before they dry. They color is a bit more intense when they dry.

[@tonysfluidart]

@@francistrick4327That’s a really cool tip/trick, thank you!

[@francistrick4327]

I prefer to lay them in an order or do an open cup. Dirty ring pours or ring pours are fun also.

[@tonysfluidart]

@@francistrick4327 Those are great ideas, I’ll need to try them out soon. Thanks for watching!

[@vegasmainiac7745]

Really pretty effect with the stacked colors. Theres so much room for experimenting with these pearls. I tend to like smaller puddles and more dark color showing but ive done a couple where having the puddles close together gave a really nice dimensional look. One thing i figured out that may be useful knowledge to those using amsterdam pearls is that the more you stretch the paint, the more vibrant the color dries. Definitely try other base colors! Ive done some lighter bases than are super nice. Great work Tony!

[@tonysfluidart]

That’s really great advice on the stretching, thank you so much! Yes I’ve really enjoyed pouring with them in the little while. It’s great to hear from you and thanks for watching!

[@hawkpaul8735]

Love the result, those colours really come out when dry. Every time I've done a puddle pour I've put colour on colour. Now I want to try this method of separate pools with a wreck as the result is beautiful. Inspirational video. Thanks Tony.

[@tonysfluidart]

Thanks so much, Paul! I had a great time with this one and am always surprised with these pearlescent colors when they dry. I appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching!

[@nicoleschlotter1655]

I really love how bright these colours got after it dried! What a big difference!

[@tonysfluidart]

Thanks so much, I appreciate it!! 😊😊

[@dorisolivier3426]

Really like this painting. Very pretty. Colours are great. That black really makes the colours pop.

[@tonysfluidart]

Thanks Doris!! 😊😊

[@AugustsAcrylicArt]

Wow!!! This is so cool!!! Those color’s definitely pop when it’s dry!

[@tonysfluidart]

Thanks August! Yeah, they’re really fun to work with and actually a bit of a surprise in the end! Thanks for watching. 😃

[@MOLLYSARTISTRY]

Tony this one is so pretty!

[@tonysfluidart]

Thank you so much, Molly! I really love it, and everytime I use the pearlescent colors they alway surprise me I a really great way! Thanks for watching 😊😊

[@jofish420]

I just did my first Pearlescent wrecked puddle pour yesterday! So impressed with the result! I'm anxiously awaiting the dried result! It's dried around the outside and on the sides and it is starting to really pop! Love your painting and I just found your channel! 🥰 I'm gong to watch some more of your pearl pours! Thanks!

[@tonysfluidart]

Thanks so much, Jo! I love the pearlescent paints, they’re unpredictable sometime in design but always turn out so pretty. Thanks for being here and watching! 😊

[@tracyblakeley2709]

Great video I like your clear detail😊 the pearls are so beautiful.

[@tonysfluidart]

Thanks Tracy, I appreciate that. 🙂 I try to explain well, because nothing I’m doing is really a secret. lol Thanks so much for watching!

[@andreehuard1179]

Really beautiful! I would like to know how you mix the perlescent colours if you don’t want to see bubbles when it is dry? I am looking forward to see your next video with a blue base!❤

[@tonysfluidart]

Thank you so much, Andrée! I mixed them the night before to try and have the air bubbles rise to the top for a full day. Because I mixed water in before I poured, I had to torch the puddles as well as the finished version quite a bit to make sure I didn’t get a ton of pin holes. Lots of patience I suppose! 😊

[@jeanfitzgerald4673]

Do you also add floetrol to mix and thin?

[@tonysfluidart]

@@jeanfitzgerald4673 I do yes! I find the floetrol really helps with a thinner consistency with a little water as well.

[@tamarakrivosheiko7030]

Beautifull! Did you mix this paint with the floetrol? Thanks.

[@tonysfluidart]

Thanks Tamara! Yes, my pouring medium was floetrol with artist loft medium as well. Thanks so much for watching! 😊🤍

[@francistrick4327]

Random puddles and i have never stacked interference colors

[@tonysfluidart]

@@francistrick4327 I rarely ever stack mine either

[@francistrick4327]

@tonysfluidart I don't think color of the stacked interference color is as intense. You should try a white background, put black puddles, then the interference/pearlized colors on the black puddles

[@tonysfluidart]

@ I love that idea, I’ll be sure to add it to the list!

[@lisabalfour6723]

My colors are turning out very dark as it is drying. Am I mixing it wrong?

[@tonysfluidart]

Dark as in brighter or are they tuning a bit of a matte color? I find if I have too much pouring medium and not enough paint I’ve mixed up that they aren’t nearly as bright as I would like. How are you mixing them?