Stir silicone oil - VS - Not stir - fluid acrylic painting with different cells

See how you can achieve different effects with the same fluid acrylic paints in this comparison video. Everything is identical only as you give the silicone oil affects your image result very much.
In this comparison video, we look at the different cell effects that arise when we stir the silicone oil in the individual acrylic colors or just give it.
In addition I touched four colors and divided them on the two canvases, on the right side in each case three drops of silicone oil are mixed into the colors.
In the picture on the left side, three drops of silicone oil are applied to each color layer.
The fully filled cups are then placed upside down on the canvases in the Flip Cup technique. After distributing the colors by swiveling the canvas everything looks very similar. There are beautiful color gradients. But we already see the first cells.
To accelerate cell production, I heat the acrylic paint with the heat gun.
Initially, small cells develop, which develop completely after a few hours.
I hope you like the comparison, I hope you enjoy recreating and designing your own artwork.
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[@doggydog246]

“Naples yellow red” Some call it orange

[@spy33r]

looks definitely orange 😁 to me

[@wanderfulwolf4898]

i live in naples fl not italy lol but i love the color even more knowing it home lol

[@DragonSlayer-ho4mi]

Both are gorgeous. I couldn't choose. peace by a river, or a lost in the shuffle. either way, i could spend a long time looking. lol

[@curtriceennis2924]

There's more cells when you stir the silicone in the paint, but, there's a prettier "pattern" when you *don't* stir it in. Both are pretty, but, I think I like the "less - celled," non-stirred one, the best.

[@gavynrothaermel5598]

I think it depends on what you are going for though. If you want a more uniform painting then don't stir, but if you are going for a more "explosive" look then I would stir.

[@itsameelliot]

Honestly, I would've probably even liked the paintings more with no cells at all. They looked so pretty next to each other. xD

[@sheridan7475]

Just barely stir

[@carolerichard8781]

It is in effect very interesting...

[@therealrobinbullock]

Better.

[@adriac5883]

Is it just me or does the two pictures look like their from one picture next to each other like those multi canvas paintings. 😊

[@-insertpunchlinehere-]

Not just you

[@lilymcalister1825]

Its just you!! .....Lol!!! Naaah I was thinking the same thing. I like them both. Kewl project!! Ty for sharing!!💜💜

[@SharonBenson2674]

Nope

[@grizzlymausbear9937]

They really do and that‘s fascinating !

[@kathycabe658]

Yes the same, but one. Has oil mixed and the other not. Compared.

[@Beth_Amphetamine]

I’d like to see you do one where you stirred the oil into only on color and left the rest unstirred. That could be an interesting pattern.

[@Marma91]

I prefer the left one, but love to see how both techniques affect the final result!! Super well done, congrats

[@MistySpring]

I'm drawn to the left one (not stirred) but love how they are both fun to look at.

[@golddragonette7795]

Love the non stirred side, the extra subtlety in the colour blend is gorgeous

[@Plofomeister]

6:02 Trypophobia : let us introduce ourselves

[@mahamalik3309]

I don't have severe but it give me anxiety to watch 😕

[@Plofomeister]

@@mahamalik3309 😂😂😂

[@mahamalik3309]

@@Plofomeister 😀😀

[@dazai4560]

i am triggered

[@MinYeo]

Haha... Ikr...

[@KimAtkins60]

Beautiful! Thank you for these instructional videos! Again I must comment that I enjoy SO MUCH that there is no talking!!!

[@shannonwhite2214]

Well I like the results of both look like the non stirred made like fish fossils, the other stirred typical cell results. Awesome vid :-)

[@CJDe-kx8of]

Well I'll be darn! I never imagined that there could be such a difference. Cool experiment and good to now know! Thanks.

[@angeepanjee]

I think I'll be stirring my silicone in every time now.Beautiful results!!💜👍

[@thisdollslifejenna3841]

I like both as well & I do that too. Lastnight, I did one with over-stirred Silicone oil, ( swipe technique), & followed it up with a 2nd one with several drops of silicone; not stirred, ( swipe & tilt technique), both turned out nice. Thanks for sharing!

[@nannermakuk]

Thank you for the comparison. Another good learning technique for different results.👍

[@bonnieambrosia8510]

I def prefer the non-stirred version, so much more interesting! Thank you!

[@louiselyon3849]

Thank you for such a great demo, it's so helpful to see how differently they turned out.

[@harrietbennett1474]

I'm learning so much thru your tutorials..thank you for every post

[@br40504]

Thank you very much for the comparison. I am a beginner and know there are people that would buy either one. This gives me many ideas to work on.

[@evelynmay2192]

Love this comparison video! Beautiful!

[@bluemoonie8817]

Thank you for sharing this test. Both turned out awesome, each in their own way 😃 ! Very informative & educational.

[@janebrownell6828]

What a great demo for us. Thank you for doing it!

[@DorisAtDFDesigns]

Great test!!! Beautiful!! ❤🎨🖌 Thanks for sharing your art. ❤

[@valeriebower386]

Appreciate this comparison very much. Quite educational.

[@annegonzalez7939]

I love them both equally. They both have devastating appeal and formidable charm.

[@FIONA21ful]

Stirring it in I was told will give you much smaller cells , while not stirring gives larger more unusual shaped cells. This proves that lesson perfectly. I like both and they go together side by side beautifully.

[@gwenwagner6308]

WOW! Thank you for that demonstration. Very informative.

[@estellepatella2520]

I like the not stirred one. Very pretty.

[@MigueLink]

Thank you so much for your videos. Very inspiring

[@UMITEBIQ01]

Fascinating comparison, thank you for inspiring us!

[@topaz2606]

It's like a leaf... or a tryphobes nightmare

[@nonothebot]

It is even more interesting to compare two slightly different technics. Excellent.

[@staciary1751]

Both are so unique & gorgeous. Im partial to more cells but love both xo

[@rippi37]

Interesting experiment.....interesting result.....both cool pics.... I can't decide - some days I prefer cells , other days....no cells

[@karinggriffin1333]

Thank you so much!!! Very cool results!!💜

[@sarahbrooks996]

Thanks for the demo. Great info.

[@andrewsimpson1892]

You get more cells if you stir the silicon in! I like both! looks great! another great way is to splash fine silicone.

[@robinshane4661]

Wow! Stirred, for sure. Gorgeous.

[@marianaalecu1540]

BEAUTIFUL! 💓💓💓

[@kathykov1]

I must say, that I love the one that you stirred 💜

[@nancy9704]

Either effect is amazing, depending on the type of cell growth you're trying to achieve, I guess. Thank you for the experiment. I gleaned some wonderful new information from this video.

[@fergimenezque178]

Nunca!!! Nadie había hecho esta comparación. Muchas gracias.

[@karinloewenzahn]

Beide, ....einfach nur wunderschön, vielen Dank.

[@iliketostealyourthoughts]

Both look really great

[@MichellesHandmadeCreations]

Wow, what an interesting experiment! Dramatic difference in the 2 techniques. Love them both. Guess it depends on what you’re after as to whether you decide to mix or not. Thanks for sharing! I’ve done only 2 acrylic fluid pours. On one I dribbled the silicone every which way all over the paint after I poured it. What a cool effect I got. It created a bumpy textured look, as if it were done with oil paints. Had to wipe off the excess silicone once the paint dried, but that’s no big deal. Left a wonderful shine to the cured surface.

[@shan0802]

Very interesting comparison, thanks!

[@nephtari]

Both so beautiful... but the stirred one full of cells is my fav 👍

[@wildtchoupitoulasbabydolls6498]

So freaking beautiful!!! I love it!!!

[@louisecollet]

Loved them both. Thank u for your video

[@barbaraleighton7324]

always loved sap green in my paintings..its so versatile in art for foliage & other applications. I Love your work...

[@fabianekilsan3562]

Fascinante. Os resultados são bem visíveis. Adoro esse tipo de células. Muito obrigada pela explicação. Forte abraço.

[@VanessaFindiesen]

Thank you! I actually like the non-stirred version better, I think!

[@imagindigO2]

I love the stirred one, reminds me of the interconnected-ness of roots or some huge organic organism 🥰

[@lindadoss6521]

love the mixed silicone one!

[@user-vu6ez8cp8o]

Спасибо большое! Сидела сейчас и думала, размешивать или нет. И вдруг Ваше видео с этой темой! Фантастика! Благодарю за мастер класс! Удачи Вам во всём! 😊👍👍☀️

[@user-pf7mz9uv3b]

Да я тоже в работах удивляюсь-цвета одинаковые,а силикон действует по разному!для меня это просто чудо!мне очень нравится этот процесс!!!

[@MsSevuk]

А я не поняла. Справа без силикона , а узор интереснее. Слева с силиконом и узор местами. У других мастериц наоборот получается. Не поняла я.

[@user-gm4om7jb2b]

@@MsSevuk Силикон был добавлен и справа, и слева. Разница была только в том, что слева силикон просто капнули в стаканчик и не размешивали, а справа силикон размешали. Поэтому справа получился узор на всей поверхности картины, а слева в некоторых местах

[@oliviabrowne5664]

Excellent video... both pieces are beautiful

[@Chocibunny]

The outcome was beautiful

[@pursaveer9027]

I'm watching these videos before I try one, but it occurs to me that putting pushpins into the corners on the back of the frame might be handy?

[@alabasterkros]

I like the fact you did a pair 👍

[@jryan6151]

i see a lot of people bringing up Trypophobia, but i guess i don't have it ... as bad... as cells don't bother me one bit.. even when someone connects the word to the image.... must just be one of those things you can have from mild to strong any who, i love when fluid artists do experiments, as i have to wait to be able to get paints for the canvas i have, i cant just play around, so its helpful to see others try all this stuff out. By the time i can afford a few paints, i will prob have enough knowledge to dive right in :D I love all your work

[@jgurka2105]

Interesting experiment - thanks.

[@bigeazy85]

Could've stopped at 4:15 and still had a pair of masterpieces

[@judithtym7143]

For me it's at 5:02

[@linaufenast2913]

krass....beide Versionen haben ihren Reiz. Danke für den Vergleich, herzlich, Lina

[@dutchgala7492]

~> =) *:-)* =)

[@jennannr.463]

Beautiful, very tropical 😎

[@susetyoediprabowo3681]

Put the colour in the glass with the same order but different colour.. pour in the same kind Canvas.. in the end.. too many beautifull coloured shape showed.. awesome..

[@judy8809]

I think both are beautiful...I learned something

[@avfartistvisionfueled3374]

Nice comparison! They are both beautiful!

[@orsonkaart1853]

Both are beautiful!

[@positivenergylife]

My God! This is beautiful!!!!!

[@bareera2011]

Wow looks amazing

[@sherriebrown1113]

Both are beautiful

[@ageorgiapeach9442]

This is a great video. Thank u for making it.

[@cindijennings2285]

Very cool experiment! I like both of them. Guess it all depends on what you want.

[@SalemSphynx]

I totally thought 1 on left would have more cells but both look awesome! I gotta try stirring my paint w/silicone as I havnt been doing that! Thanks!!!

[@RockStarKelly8118]

Thanks I love this channel.. Its soothing and so educational to this fluid art lady who really needs direction in areas still. Thanks for all the content- keep creating 🌈💗

Bardzo dziękuję za film porównawczy! Super!

[@shielajarvis8977]

I like them both.

[@lollycla2967]

Thank you!! So helpful.

[@RBrown-zl6wo]

Wow, can’t even believe how alike they look👍🏼

[@littlefeather9709]

Awesome experiment pours. I personally don't like to use silicone. I like Dimethacone instead. It brings cells also. For those who don't know it's in some hair products like coconut oil and conditioners. We in the USA use OGX coconut serum. You just have to read the back and hopefully Dimethacone will be near the beginning of the ingredients. Titus, thank you for your hard work and sharing with us. Love your work very, very much.

[@dutchgala7492]

Also *KY jelly in drops* which isn't 100% dimethicone like the coconut. Love that coconut smell =)

[@claudineriduet1390]

Très étonnant , voilà un diptyque très sympa et très original et de plus ... très joli !!!! Merci beaucoup pour cette démo intéressante et merci pour tout ce que tu fais pour nous ... Une grande générosité :-) Je suis Fan Fan Fan 💖💖

[@scrapbooking_et_colomyster386]

Cc j'adore le résultat bravo merci du partage bisous

[@kerrylynnwyszynski3251]

very cool.... love to see that !!

[@Cindylee29]

Sind beide klasse!! Tolle Farben!!❤️

[@tessymurdock8249]

Good demo! I can see in the non-mixed silicon oil pools in certain areas allowing cells whereas the mixed one has more uniformly distributed cells.

[@irenabierzynska1885]

Dziękuję bardzo za wspaniałe porady 💚💚💚

[@alexandracargnelutti1784]

Sehr interessant, das mal zu vergleichen!💖💖💖👍👍👍😍😍😍sieht bei beiden Bildern wunderschön aus 🤩

[@Passageredenotes]

Intéressant, merci !

[@Smeralda89]

Great video and beautiful channel, but I have trypophobia and at the end I almost DIED. God, I’m still shivering.

[@jaderene]

I really love the one on the right!

[@daletebellomoreira409]

Both are pretty 😍

[@olgamarchenko6576]

Thank you I like it!

[@AndreaFettweis]

Interessanter Versuch! Beide Ergebnisse sind toll, aber was mir am Bild mit dem getropften Silikon besonders gefällt, ist, dass die Zellen sich nur in bestimmten Bereichen bilden. Dadurch wirkt das Bild ruhiger und fokussierter. Danke!

[@susanapiccolo4616]

Gracias por enseñarnos tus secretos nadie te los dice. Dios te bendiga y te de mucho trabajo. De Argentina

[@missymakesdomeredith8072]

Very interesting, thank you

[@Passageredenotes]

Expérience intéressante, parce que précise. Merci !

[@eldritchmoosestudios3421]

This is like the eighth video of yours I watched, couldn't believe I wasn't subscribed. Now I am.

[@sergeegorov1414]

Left panel- its fantastic

[@sonyabarrientos8355]

You're amazing 👏💖

[@TheMyssT]

Thank you for this tutorial