Acrylic pour with HAIR DRYER Tip and Tricks

Doing any acrylic pour with a hair dryer is an awesome way to create abstract art. The blow dryer gives some airy flow and form that you just can't get with pouring and tilting alone.
These are my best blow dry tips and tricks for an acrylic pour.
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00:00 Hair dryer for your acrylic pour tips and tricks
00:15 Leave room for splatters
02:28 Thick acrylic pour paint
06:00 Thin acrylic pour paint
08:40 How to position the hair dryer
11:08 Acrylic pour with blow dryer
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[@ibomichael]

I go down into my studio/garage determined to get the Dutch pour figured out. After a couple of hours of frustrating experimenting, I decided to stop and review the Dutch pour videos again. Lo and behold when I open KZbin, up pops this perfect video. Thanks Left.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

I am to please. Glad I could be of service my friend.

[@emilyflotilla931]

Trusting the thin paint can take time!

[@itsjustme612]

@@emilyflotilla931 so true! I'm still scared of it 🙄

[@myriamlosano9307]

You're not the only one that get frustrared cause looks easy but is so much details to work on...this is the video that might help, so thanks

[@AddColor2Life]

It is frustrating! It’s the most difficult method for me as well! I think I’m going to try paint and water and LB suggestion on holding the blow dryer! I even slowed down how I was holding the blow dryer to try and figure out what I was doing wrong! My paints were too thick though.

[@pcornell3410]

Wow! Learned so much. Cannot tell you how many videos I watch of Dutch pouring but no one explains as you do - even the angle for the dryer! Thank you so much for all you do❣

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Wow, thank you!

[@GailHarbin]

I just love that painting I have tried twice to do it and I just messed up both of my canvases so I don't know what I'm doing I try over and over to make it just as you are with the lines I don't have a problem with that but not the lines and everything but then when I get ready to blow dry it it just goes everywhere I am doing it's so wrong and it's aggravating so then I took my canvases and I did it with a balloon so I wouldn't completely lose my money of my paint and my canvas and it took up the whole campus I'm just not satisfied is there any way at all you can give me a tip on how to do it easier or anything at all for a first coming I'd really appreciate it and thank you so much for putting your art out out there it's really beautiful... Love to watch you make it and I love the outcome very beautiful

[@BearsDenAcrylicArt]

The hairdryer was my white whale for the longest time. Thank you for including the HOW to blow. That was something that escaped me for the longest time. Dutch Pours are all I can do at the moment, so videos like this are incredibly helpful! Thank you.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Gabriel. These are so fun and it just takes a little patience.

[@josefaros5085]

Gabriel eres un encanto,un beso

[@RebekahSue]

What I liked about this is that you showed the wrong way immediately before showing the right way, so we can see the difference. Happy Saturday to me!!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

That is the best way for me to learn so I figured others were the same way. Thanks for watching Rebekah.

[@bostonbutterfly4473]

I’m so grateful for you LBA. I’m sure I speak for many when I say how thankful I am that you share all of these tips and tricks without a dollar sign attached to it. Thanks a million! ❤

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome

[@cath8842]

I’m so happy someone finally explains the dryer and how to hold it with the consistency of paint. Thank you so much!! ❤️

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome! Glad to help Cath. Good luck with your next pour.

[@darrenashley5292]

Thanks for being a great teacher sharing.

[@smith899]

I want to thank you. I REALLY appreciate and enjoy your channel (meaning your work). Until I found your channel, I was unable to create the right paint viscosity to make these kinds of paints. I wasted a lot of paint and quit for a while. But your channel inspired me to try again!! YOU taught me a reliable way to test viscosity BEFORE pouring the paint on the canvas and wasting it, again!!!❤️ You also helped me improve my blowdryer techniques! This is probably the fourth time I am watching this video. Each time I watch it, I pick up another helpful piece of information! I still struggle with picking colors, but the small successes I have had in that area also can be credited to YOUR videos…you explained how to read the paint labels, how to avoid transparent paint next to transparent paint, how complimentary colors need a color between them (I use white) to keep them from mixing to brown… Seriously, I could go on and on!! The reason I think you have been able to teach me more than the other wonderful artists out there because I am left-brained, too. The other artists are extremely talented and obviously wonderful teachers, but I do not always leave their videos understanding what I came there to learn, like right-brained people do. Viva la difference! The world would be boring it we were all the same. Thank you for teaching me in my 50’s!!❤❤ Request: If you could teach me how to pick colors that will always go well together, I would watch that video 1000 times! Most people seem to be able to “just see” what colors work together. Alas, I am not one of those lucky people! I bought an advanced color wheel chart that has a cutout placed on top of the color wheel to help you find five colors that are pleasing to the eye. That has helped, but I am sure you could break it down the concepts for me in a way that I actually understand how to pick colors! Would you consider doing a video like this??

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

I struggle with picking colors also and me doing the research for a video like that might be just what the doctor ordered.

[@karennishie817]

This is a great tutorial! So many "tutorials" just show the artist making art (which is beneficial, but not a true teaching tool). You are logical, you go step by step, you are a great teacher! More videos please!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks Karen. I try every week. I might start a "Try it Tuesday" for some different acrylic paint tests.

[@chantalvandenberghe1394]

I really want to to thank you for all of your tutorials. I learned so much more about pouring with you than I did with a course I payed quite a bunch for. As a beginner it’s quite a challenge to know the consistency needed, how to do it and so on (honey 😉😅) the blow over and out.... so now I am addicted to your tutorials. What you do for us is really amazing, a huge thank you for all the advices you give, it makes my life so much easier.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Chantal. Glad to help. I think some of us just need a completely different way to learn. I am not a natural at this and what works for Olga, and Molly, and those ladies just doesn't work for me.

[@patriciavoldberg5849]

I have done acrylic pour for 20 years...thought I knew it all till I came across your channel. Now its nice to know why things are done and how they work together...THANKS

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Happy to help! I am sure there are tons of things i don't know so if you notice any of them let me know.

[@marceyvogt2007]

Thank you for showing us how different thicknesses affect the flow. Good info. ☮️💖🎶

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad it was helpful Marcey!

[@carolstedman6631]

I am certainly glad you found acrylic pouring. You help so many of us understand things that make us confused and miserable. THANK YOU!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

I'm so glad too hear that Carol.

[@ooohlaa13]

It's gorgeous, very helpful re the blower angles and starting above the canvas, and the consistencies. I have noticed too thick turns into bumpy rippled skins on the surface. Not what I was looking for. Your left brain and eye for beauty combo is such a gift to us and I appreciate the great organization and care you take in your presentations.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

I try to think during all my videos, where would this trip me up?

[@teannalewis3254]

That was badass how you fixed the white part you didn’t like

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks Teanna. That's the nice part about this type of paitning. You dont have to be so precise.

[@tatjanawilliams-cc6wt]

So cool, i could see women dancing in this one, love it and thanks for not gatekeeping

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad you enjoyed it Tatjana.

[@LuckyBoy7-5]

I'm glad you popped up on my KZbin! You are now my go-to for everything acrylic paint! Your instructions are the best I have ever seen. This is an actual class! You brought me out of my acrylic funk. Thank you!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Pam.

[@teresitahamman7295]

I've watched this video more than once. Each time I get something new from it. Thank you.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad it was helpful Teresita.

[@99Marna]

Outstanding and perfect timing for me - this week I have been focused on doing dutch pours. And you take all the artists you watch, and bring everything in to your tutorial. Extremely helpful! THANKS!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Wonderful! How are they turning out? What other tips would you give someone Marna?

[@99Marna]

@@LeftBrainedArtist Well I've done pieces four days in a row. Actually Day #1 was probably best, and Day #3. Limited cells, but today none! Tip - modifying really makes a difference turning a piece you don't like into something very interesting!

[@tracyvision]

8:43 How to Position the Hair Dryer?! That tip stopped me in my tracks. I just love the practical information you share on this channel. Thank you!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Wow, thank you so much Tracy. I really appreciate the gesture.

[@mrsd712]

oh yes, glad you fixed that big white area and "wrecked" it too with the stick.. lovely

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks!

[@Patricia-hj2zo]

Puppy pools work great for containing the splatter. 😁

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks for the tip Patricia.

[@vegasmainiac7745]

You're explanation of what you like about your dryer is just what I needed to hear. I have a lot of them(30+ years in the beauty industry) but not one has the right concentrator nozzle. Now I know why its such a struggle! Thanks 😊

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

This one is a little powerful too. I need to find another good one that has smaller motor for my smaller pieces or when I want a smaller area of paint moved.

[@rocketcat9897]

Thank you for giving a such detail video. I really like the look of a blow pour but never could figure it out. I'm going to give it a try again.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You can do it!

[@SecretMemo]

Thank you so much for this!!!!!! Finally someone stopped to slow it down and fully do a “how to”. I’ve been trying to perfect for about six months now. I now see where I’m going wrong. Thanx a kazillion!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You're welcome Yvette. let me know how the next pour goes.

[@animaljammerrares6301]

I really appreciate all the information that you give and you've helped me get better reactions when I try to do any acrylic pouring

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Awesome to hear my friend.

[@eunicedavis6250]

Great tutorial. Love the way how you showed us how to use the dryer.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks so much Eunice 😊

[@lindaluersen9810]

Wow, when you teach it’s like a revelation every time for me . I end up saying oh that’s what I’m doing wrong . Thank you for giving me a better understanding of how to correct my messes .

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad to help Linda. We all go through this unfortunately.

[@TrinaRaysTrekofLife]

I'm a newbie, and am not really interested in this technique right now. BUT, I'm watching, liking, and commenting... (and even watched the ads!!! LOL) BECAUSE I KNOW you had to have put SO MUCH time and energy into this in order to create this video for us... And for that, I'm thankful! ....in case I change my mind down the line and need to come back to this!! Thank you for all that you do!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks so much TrinaRay. When you get there these are awesome techniques.

[@TrinaRaysTrekofLife]

@@LeftBrainedArtist Yes, they look amazing!!!

[@novallasuter5265]

David, thank you for this tutorial. So many problems resolved by your research given to us. You are an EXCELLENT teacher!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad it was helpful! I figured if others had as much trouble as I did they'd need some tips.

[@billieeverett5267]

That is beautiful! I am a brand new beginner and I really appreciate the way you explain and show everything. I haven't been brave enough to get started yet - but soon!! Thank you for your instructions.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Billie. You really do need to start. That is where the learning and the love really begin.

[@valeriesuttonpayne7413]

I have been amassing supplies, not unlike soldiers preparing for battle by accumulating all kinds of weapons. I can now say I have poured 4 smallish canvases! I’m not hopelessly in love with them, but I’m getting used to my space, pouring, and making a total mess. I keep sticking a finger or thumb in the painting and messing it up. Tilting isn’t easy. But I’m trying it. By the time I’ve finished 10 or 15 canvases maybe I’ll start to feel comfortable. David has a very down to earth approach that I really like. He answers things I didn’t even know to ask about. So I’m not giving up!

[@laurenw3787]

I have run across your videos several times and have paused to watch your informative lectures a few times. This video is simply awesome! You go above and beyond to back your point with examples.. tonight the paint flying around with the thin paint had me laughing.. Thanks

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

I do get a little "hands on" with my demos. That's how I learn so I assume others would benefit the same way. Thanks for watching Lauren.

[@Giulyx]

Wow, you're the first I see who explains these things, thank you so much, very precious video for beginners like me!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You're very welcome Giulia.

[@melissab6634]

Another great tutorial! Last week I attempted my first Dutch pour…it didn’t go so well😁 I have been trying to figure out what I was doing wrong and after watching your video it turns out I was doing several things wrong! I look forward to trying again and using the tips you shared! Thanks so much for sharing this with us! Be happy and well!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You can do it for sure Melissa.

[@lindastirling8451]

Great tutorial, I really mean it. Best I’ve seen yet showing how to prepare for a Dutch pour using a hair dryer. Today I mixed my paints ready to do the big experience tomorrow. I’ve tried and tested a few of your other videos and wow 🤩 suddenly I can do it. I’ve found your paint calculator more then valuable too, makes it so much easier knowing how much you need in advance. It’s also very helpful when you click on the thick, medium and thin paint a box appears telling you what consistency to mix to. Excellent, I can’t say enough good things about my experiences. Your the best!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks Linda for the amazingly kind words. So glad my musings are helpful.

[@melissanelson5203]

You are my go to Guru. Haven't tried this technique yet. Just a month in and loving it. I am using my wife's computer. I AM 77 years old and have a lot of time on my hands. Pouring has taken time away from Netflix and reading apocalypse books. LOL sometimes I stop in the middle of a poor and come to you to watch what you would do. I am determined to get to the point where I am not cringing every time I am making a poor. I am all using acrylic paper because I figured if it was acrylic paper it would do the job. Going out today to get watercolor paper. I tried soaking the acrylic paper before using it and it doesn't crinkle quite as bad but still more than I want, but about as bad as the cheap canvases I started out with. Then I went to canvas board and it bowed in the middle. I am still going to try the lacquer you suggested on the canvas board. You are the man.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

I’d love to see some of your work Melissa.

[@robertprescott9577]

man consistency is the key to this form of artwork!!! That is my problem area!!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

It is the #1 thing to learn for sure.

[@marilyn145z]

Wow, I really needed your video today, I have been struggling so much with paint consistency and the hair dryer and I didn’t know where I was going wrong and now thanks to you I think I have it figured out! I’m going to go try it right now… Thank you thank you thank you

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome!

[@poppykrallidis3872]

As usual loved all your tips David. I've been struggling with this technique too. In addition to consistency I also struggled with how I was holding the hairdryer so I switched to a travel size and found it much easier and a better result (have only used it once so far). I'll have another go today using your tips 😊🙏

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Awesome. Getting a lower power one can definitely help but just raising it up a bit and using a very slight angle can do the trick with the full power ones too.

[@eunicedavis6250]

Will try the travel size blow dryer.

[@selmadunlap8985]

Thank you. I learned my paint was too thick and I was digging in with my blower. Thank you for teaching us how to do it right- solves me learning by mistakes. I appreciate you

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome! Let me know how the next one goes.

[@bonniedavis293]

thanks for talking about how to hold the hair dryer and how thickness is important

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Bonnie. Takes a little practice and every blow dryer will be slightly differnet but it makes a big difference for the dutch pour.

[@judysmith2785]

Very informative. The instructions on the dryer helps me understand that

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

This Saturday video is a follow up to this one also.

[@muttimenopause]

Your explanations are super great :)

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks! 😃 Happy pouring Sylvia.

[@alleynanci]

You sure understand paint, movement, technique etc and so articulate! Thanks so much, sir!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Wow, thank you J.

[@marcysgallery]

I have a mini hair dryer for my Dutch pours so watching you use that full size one is crazy

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Just depends on the look you want. I have a mini one also I use for detail work or smaller pours.

[@tinamccartney3778]

You are the absolute BEST teacher on KZbin! I always turn to your videos when I have a question about painting. I always knew that consistency was key but, nobody explained it like you do! I finally feel like I can do the dutch pour! Trying 1st thing in the morning when I get my son off to school. Wish me luck...lol

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Good luck Tina. You've got this!

[@marystewart8905]

Thanks for another great video with helpful information. So need to think of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, needs to be just right! 😂 Will definitely be helpful when I attempt a Dutch pour again. Looks great.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Any time Mary. Always glad to help.

[@jennj6197]

Thank you! Definitely the best tutorial I've watched. You really went into the details of the how everything works.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You're very welcome! I am kind of nut when it comes to learning these things.

[@rhondaflynn3]

The way you fixed the white area was genius!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks Rhonda. These are always tough to decide what to do.

[@jeanmastrangelo1157]

HEY 👍Thank you! I definitely have a love-hate relationship with the hairdryer… I always want to use it and I always hate what comes out… LOL I only have one question do you keep it on the heat setting or do you hold down the cold button as the dryer is blowing? I actually have some color that I mix last night and I think it’s the right consistency but I didn’t produce any cells… You know where I get my cells is right on the edge of the canvas and whether tipping the canvas or blowing the canvas or using the hairdryer(trying to anyway) those cells always have to come off the canvas because there’s so much paint in the middle of the canvas… So I know I can get cells I just can’t get it where I want them… I actually agree with you I think Molly is one of the best artist that uses the hairdryer… She can do one sweep and it blows your mind! And Kanella I always like how she places the paint on a canvas in that Y design… maybe you have another question would you have been able to salvage the first canvas that was too thick the reason I asked that is because I like the bold colors and you also had a good composition starting… And the one with the correct consistency the last one I often wondered can I add Paint even after I basically was done but there was one section that needed something more… I guess I actually have a Lotta questions lol Saturday is my painting day I dedicate the whole day to destroying my kitchen there’s a few times in the middle of the week in the middle of the night that all get up and start fiddling around mixing colors seeing if what I think will go together actually well I don’t use a color wheel color just comes naturally to me and I haven’t been doing this very long it’s only been four or five months with this type of medium I’ve been painting all my life so picking out colors is not my issue But in all that time only one painting the colors that I put together did not go … I think my biggest issue is composition and second is cells… But I’d like this type of medium and that’s basically because I do not become attached to the painting… Traditional painting you put in so much time and effort basically blood sweat and tears that after it’s done I won’t let anyone have it… So basically I am a hoarder… I know and I understand that everything is an experiment and a suggestion I always try to keep that in mind before I start thanks for the video I guess I’m going to use my hairdryer today👍✌️🤪

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

No heat. It dries the paint out too much.

[@jeanmastrangelo1157]

@@LeftBrainedArtist thanks no heat I got one done today but not enough negative space … I’ll keep trying and I’ll keep watching I know I’m not doing the right recipe for the cell activator

[@Calmom5]

Thank you, great video explaining consistency & how to hold the blow dryer. Your Dutch Pour turned out beautiful.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thank you so much!

[@clareedmonds7579]

This is beautiful, I'm gonna try this tonight ☺️ thank you for explaining, I've had good and bad pours with this technique and I knew what I was doing wrong but you've shown exactly how to do it right too 😊

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Clare. Let me know how it goes.

[@sherryl2005]

I LOVE your videos. I am also left brained - retired math teacher. Thank you for all you do!!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Sherryl. We gotta stick together for sure.

[@juliecluderay311]

Omg finally someone who is sharing and teaching. You are truly wonderful for helping someone like me who is super new to this and I can’t thank you enough. Love that I can see a beautiful blue eye and sweeping fringe in the too thick canvas. Thank you for sharing.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Awesome to hear Julie. Thanks for the comment and good luck!

[@shivonneross8879]

I have learned so much about Dutch Pour from you this morning. Thank you so much for posting these videos and helping x

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Happy to help Shivonne. Let me know if you have more questions.

[@noemisartcorner841]

The tip on how to use the blow dryer was excellent thank you. Your final painting turned out lovely.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks so much. It is interesting how just starting out with a baseline like that and then making small changes for your particular circumstances can make all the difference on your pours.

[@shirlthetwirl]

Thanks so much for this video. I love how you explain everything, simply and not too confusing as some others do. Thanks so much.🎨😎💖

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

So glad Shirley. Happy pouring.

[@patriciacapito5845]

I have trouble with paint to thick and thin and not really knowing the difference but now since your video I finally understand and see the difference, thank you so much you've saved me time and money not to mention a lot of frustration. Can't say thank you enough.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

This is music to my ears Patricia. Thanks for watching!

[@tamiforbister15]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have just started pour painting this year and this tutorial really breaks down the art of using the blow dryer. I have the consistency down but the blow dryer was where I was messing up. Thank you so much for your great tutorial. 😊

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad to help Tami. Good luck on your next pour!

[@tina-ec7ce]

I love that composition

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks Tina. I always worry about doing things new on a video but this one worked out pretty amazing I think too.

[@MegaPeedee]

Very nice indeed and instructive. I use Australian Floetrol (I live in Australia so it is readily available) but instead of coating my paintings with resin I use straight Floetrol after the painting has dried. It gives a resin-like finish and I haven't noticed any surface problems such a cracking and clouding on paintings I did years ago.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Ooh, that is a great tip. Do you know of Aussie floetrol has any UV protectors in it? That would be the only thing I would worry about there.

[@louisebrisson8002]

I love that you explain everything so well. Now i'm game to start trying!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

It's time for sure Louise.

[@cutznfadez4683]

Thank you so much for making this video, I've literally searched through hundreds of videos to try to find out why my paint was mounding up. I'm sure it was explained in another way in regards to paint consistency but it was nothing that I could actually find and you laid it out perfectly. Cheers

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You're very welcome my friend. Glad to help.

[@revalovett8560]

Beautiful! I am brand new to acrylic pouring, so thank you so much for sharing

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks for watching!

[@juliegilmore7899]

Partly because of you i started trying to dutch pour and by the way i am ditching the house paint that might even be complicating my issues with paint. Thanks for all the advice.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

No problem at all. I just recommend learning without and then starting to incorporate other things like house paint.

[@pammcewan3468]

Thanks so much for your tutorial on how to hold the dryer, you explained why all my mistakes turned out the way they did. I learned so much from you. Appreciate all your help.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad to be of service Pam. Good luck with the next one.

[@kathyf7474]

Thank you for the really helpful tips. Was interesting to actually see the differences in the end finishes. Look forward to learning more from you!!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks for watching Kathy. Glad to help.

[@karlahammarlund7768]

Used your tips regarding where to start high then tilt 15 degrees and it worked just great! Thank you.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad it helped Karla.

[@lisamb4269]

I know this is 2 years old, but i'm gonna try a dutch pour again. I almost had it, but got mad and swiped it. thank you!!!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Let me know how I can help you or if you hand any questions that didn't get answered Lisa.

[@marisarougeau1102]

Thank you.....best tutorial ever.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Wow, thanks Marisa.

[@karenkrauch5034]

I am just now seeing your videos...thanks so much for your down-to-earth explanations!!!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Karen. Glad to help.

[@brendaroberts1550]

Thank you for your explanations and demo stations...each video you show like this really has helped me to understand much better as to the how and why for each...

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Great to hear! I always do better when I understand the how and why. Might just be my analytical side taking control.

[@vanjazanzemix.art_vanja6401]

Great tips about angle of hair dryer.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad it was helpful Vanja.

[@life.unrestricted.withmere7354]

My goodness, thanks for doing this video! I watched others do it so "easily" with the hairdryer, so I went and tried... Well. An olympic mess is what I managed to achieve; splattered room, splattered clothes, hair, face, canvas, plus hairdryer itself... my paint? Was too thick. The canvas? Ended up soupy. It did NOT end as I had intended, Holy Moly. Yours, on the other hand, is absolutely stunning!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad I could help Meret. It's all about the practice and learning the lessons from others hopefully to cut down our learning time.

[@jennysparkman8123]

The best tutorial I have seen on the Acrylic Pour method , thank you so much ❤️

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Wow, thank you Jenny! I appreciate that so much.

[@roshanthsharma2341]

I cant have words for u how good u are explaining... Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

My pleasure Roshanth. Glad to help.

[@lindahale9876]

This is a great tutorial! Thank you so much. I’m saving this for when I attempt this technique.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome! Hope it helps Linda.

[@cecileroy557]

Thank you - I'm saving this!!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks for watching Cecile. Hope it helps.

[@tinadurski4717]

Absolutely stunning

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thank you so much Tina.

[@nancyippolito]

Your instructions are so helpful. Thank you!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Nancy. Glad to help.

[@nadezda1772]

Thank you! Thank you so much! Now I understand what my mistakes were!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

I'm so glad to hear that.

[@christy7635]

Very informative! I will save this for the future. I really like the final Dutch pour 👏👏👏 Thank you!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad it was helpful Christy. Thanks for watching and the nice compliment.

[@watchcub]

Beautiful, I really love the way this one looks. Thanks for sharing x

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks so much for watching and for the very nice comment.

[@fallingrocket]

Love how it came out!! And very helpful instructions. Thank you! 😊

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Susie. Glad to help.

[@pixienixieqq]

I'm in love with your work!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks. They are a work in progress for sure.

[@rhondabrown1258]

Thank you so much for the instruction on how to use the blow dryer that helped tremendously

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad to help Rhonda. How did your pour go?

[@jackiemessinger6450]

I am a newbie.. I want to let you know that how grateful I am to have viewed your Tips & Tricks video. Now I know what I have been doing incorrectly. Thanks much.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome Jackie. Thanks for watching and the lovely comment.

[@tinamichelle7212]

I had an awful pour the last one I did and after watching this video I realized where I went wrong. Thank you.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Awesome to hear. I hope the next one goes fantastic for you Tina.

[@lizbethliss101]

Thank you so much for showing this, I have been frustrated even as I have spending hours watching videos how to mix . Save us a lot of time! Thanks!,

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

My pleasure Liz. Glad to help.

[@Julzzzsatx]

STUNNING!!!! Thanks again for the great tips & suggestions you're always one step ahead of the painting education community. Great job!! Great reference to Molly as well.😊

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks you so much. I love Molly but that girl has so much more practice than me that I need to keep to the basics for a while longer.

[@Julzzzsatx]

@@LeftBrainedArtist Molly is good but so are you!!! We all can learn & grow each day from each other.😊🌻💙

[@animaljammerrares6301]

Thanks for the information about how to use the dryer blower I like the information that you share

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Glad it was helpful!

[@joliefrance9941]

Stunning! At last someone who explains things so simply and helpfully. Can’t thank you enough, I learn so much from your videos. Thanks a million. Heather UK 🇬🇧

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thank you so much Jolie. Glad to help.

[@pianodreamsmotherson5053]

One more time a big thanks.... Now I know, why my paint doesn't move like I want..... You are great. Thank you for your helpful informations und comparisons 🙏

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Happy to help!

[@deenasharise4009]

Absolutely gorgeous

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thank you Deena! 😊

[@bernadetteflynn5005]

You are so good at explaining. Thank you. 👏👏

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You’re welcome Bernadette. Glad to help.

[@SylvieBoisjoliLuc-cd7ke]

You explain very well ,thank you for everything for my first time😊❤

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You’re welcome 😊

[@CorryKouwenberg]

Great stuff! You have a very masculine way of doing this art/poring. And as a guy I appreciate it.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks Corry. I try to be as analytical as possible.

[@christinesanderson7819]

Wow! Thank you for making sense of it all. You explain so well what needs to be done. I’ve not started yet but now that I have watched a few of your videos it won’t be long before I get going. Appreciate your time helping me. Have a great day 😄

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

You are so welcome! Let me know how it goes when you start Christine.

[@natalyacoffey994]

Thank you very much for the beautiful art composition. Your videos are very easy to understand and right to the point. I enjoy watching it every time. Thanks again.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thank you so much Natalya 😀

[@belladonna550]

You are a legend,loving how you explain details that can make or break it 🙏

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thank you so much!

[@allandavidson9176]

Beautiful. Love the colours.

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

Thanks so much Allan 😊