This Result Shocked Me! Which Works Best + Exact Measurements For ALL The Pouring Mediums!

[@NateBrightArt]

Mix Pour is my favorite pouring medium. I can do an 8 to 1 ratio of pm to paint, so my paints (which are way more expensive) last longer. And it's the perfect consistency at 8 to 1 for a ring pour with no water added. The furthest I can stretch the other pm's is 3 to 1. I also love the transparency I get with Mix.

[@cumba190]

Thanks for your advice.

[@TreesieParadisArt]

Couldn’t agree with you more Nate!! 👍🏼

[@mouthofthesouth4267]

Thanks so much❤️💯

[@heatherleighartistry]

I’ve been emailing her to no response! Is she still selling MIX?

[@NateBrightArt]

@@heatherleighartistry I had heard that she’s trying to sell the business

[@ritabatten4689]

Of all of your instructional videos, for me this one was THE BEST. I was able to follow step by step without becoming side tracked the way I usually am. My attention faculties are a half bubble off plumb and it does not take much to distract me. Thank you so much for this video....I am grateful.

[@joeycasey2323]

Love your explanation of your attention span! 🤣

[@ritabatten4689]

@@joeycasey2323 Thanks, you would think at 74 they would have settled a bit, but nooooo.

[@joeycasey2323]

@@ritabatten4689 Totally get it!!

[@brendavarga5490]

me as well, im same..like no attention span, loll

[@Riverfox2012]

Excellent Testing! Thank you. About the separate floetrols. The primary point between US & Aussie floetrol is that the latter is meant for acrylic paint & the US is meant for latex. It's THE reason the acrylic floetrol works for acrylic paint. Why isn't OZ sold here? Profit Motive. Since houses in the US use latex paint (and spray/brush additive floetrol) compared to houses in Australia that use acrylic, this is one reason for the stocking in separate countries. We acrylic pour artists aren't enough to tip the import and price reduction so unless US homes start painting with acrylic, we're not going to see the Aussie floetrol at Home Depot anytime soon.

[@njow7586]

You are amazing at explaining things to us beginners. Thank you for doing this and sharing Tammy 🥰

[@juliedashwood6137]

Thank you, thank you so much!! You are such an angel to spend all that time experimenting with the paints and pouring mediums!! Your generosity is beyond measure!!

[@LeftBrainedArtist]

This is my kind of side to side testing. Thanks Tammy.

[@CheriBomzArt]

U ARE MY go to teacher for fluid paints! Although I pick up bits & pieces from the others...want to just GIT-R-DONE. Got HOUSE work & job... Thank u💕💥💣

[@mariacanales1870]

Thanks for teaching us your knowledge…..

[@AY-rd2te]

Thank you, thank you Tammy for testing different products. I am a beginner and it’s hard to know what works best, unless I spend tons of money. I always learn so much from your experiments.

[@sandihagen8688]

Great job! I love the video! I love all your videos. You explain things slow, So people can understand. Thank you so much!

[@TreesieParadisArt]

What a great experiment! I will say, Mix Pour has become one of my most fave PM due to the ratio availability. I can easily get a 1:8 (paint:PM) ratio with the same vibrancy as 1:2 ratio of Floetrol. Mix also has a beautiful transparency factor and dries to a gloss finish so, overall I save so much money on expensive paints and varnishes. Thank you so much for sharing this experiment and giving us options! Much love! ❤

[@reversingt2dnaturally209]

Thank you for taking your time to explain alllll of this. Your pours are beautiful.

[@o2bn2it]

Best informational video ever!!! Thank you Tammy!!

[@triciagilson6036]

💕 A lot of work and product you put into this video! Thank you!!!

[@pcornell3410]

Thank you for sharing ❣️ Such great information.

[@estherrobinson8473]

Again another very informative video an much appreciated, have taken in so much of your acylic pour basics information.

[@mendyhansen274]

Thank you for such a wonderful training tutorial! I love the idea of using the US Flood in paints and the Au Flood for just swiping.

[@debrahaberman5592]

Youre a special person, Tammy. The time and patience you display while teaching us is remarkable....in addition to your incredible artistic talents. Thank you for all you do. .

[@pinkmyhair]

Wow Tammy! You are AWESOME for investing your time, talent and materials to demonstrate these different effects and testing the ratios!! This is invaluable information. I think I might try this with some old AussieFlo in a Dutch pour and see what happens.

[@priscilla3211]

Thank you, Tammy for doing all the hard work for us. Do you have any idea what the shelf life of the Aussie Floetrol is?

[@alisonlyng3520]

Thank you for going to all this effort for us Tammy. You're the best. 😊

[@stephanieharrell8876]

Thank you so much for every single detail! You are such a great teacher and amazing artist! Bless you!!

[@louisecampeau4523]

Dear Tammy, Always a pleasure to learn from you. Your tutorials are helpful, instructive and very easy to follow. For a newbie like me, I always go to your channel to get the information I need and more!! Thank you so very much. It is mostly appreciated. We all owe you a lot!!

[@MarkZart]

Great GooglyMoogly! That was one helluva lesson, Professor! The time and effort you put into this is unba-lievable, and don’t think for one zeptosecond it’s unappreciated. You are where I started this crazy adventure and still my goto. Thank you so much for hanging out with us and for being you, such a blast of fresh air. You keep me going when I falter and keep it fun. Attagirl Professor, you get a cookie and a gold star 🌟

[@sandrarowland2446]

Where can I purchase Mix. I’ve used the email that is suppose to be the contact and I’ve been unsuccessful in getting any response

[@mikasmith7353]

You are the best instructor ever!

[@shelleywolkin79]

Fabulous instructional video Tammy, thank u 🙏

[@beverlypeterson291]

Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time to do this!! You answered the question I had in my head about using one color with Aussie Flo!! It is beautiful!!❤❤❤

[@amsaied]

Thank you Tammy for the test. Very helpful

[@maryannec55]

Tammy you are one of the best! You are so kind to share your knowledge with us :)

[@purplehaze2582]

I appreciate your honest opinion. I have tried all these products and completely agree on all points.

[@barbara0454]

Thank you for these comparisons!!

[@charlenehatter5058]

Thank you for the great lesson. I couldn’t take any screenshots because the writing was so light.

[@lisapoulin1853]

Great video. Thanks so much. Really appreciate your teaching videos. Well done.

[@birdingsue]

Very helpful!

[@Pashanny824]

Bravo Tammy! I think I got it. 🙏 thanks

[@daniellebeaudette9934]

Thank you so much for this vidéo. You have answered a lot of questions that I have been asking myself! I love your work......

[@anoptimisticone]

BRAVO Tammy!!!!

[@deborahelk6404]

Thank you ,Tammy you are wonderful to spend your time helping other

[@sandyt8712]

Very informative! Thank you!

[@joancook55]

thank you!

[@RebekahSue]

Thank you - I can't believe how much work you put into this. I hope you wave these as a teaching tool. I'd planned to send you some Mix, actually, to test. I started using it because of the pretty results I'd seen in United We Pour. Shipping aside, the jugs of Mix and of Floetrol run about the same price. Thing is (1) the difference in size of jug and (2) the ratios. I think they recommend 7:1 with Mix (I'm not in the same room as my painting stuff) without adding water. If you use it again, try a ring pour without the swipe - the transparency IS beautiful and I got some pretty results. But I began this journey watching you and U.S. Floetrol, and it's been a pretty WOW you're right about the black swipe - SO pretty! As aways, thanks for everything. I'm grateful. Purrs and hisses 😻

[@sandiguinnartescape]

Thanks Tammy

[@claudiamann7111]

Thank you so much for such a great video. You go through so much work to help us. I'm surprised at the results. Didn't know Owatrol would do so good. Thanks again.

[@SkitchBean_aka_Christine_E]

Tammy you are a great teacher. Thank you so much for sharing this experiment with us. I like how all of the paintings turned out, it's crazy but I think the additives are good for different techniques. I do love the swipe of Australia floetrol over the American floetrol paints. I have yet to try swiping, but when I do I will definitely have to have Australia floetrol. Thanks for testing for us.

[@alpapatel4229]

Thank you.

[@barbaralotter1095]

Fabulous video Tammy so cleR and interesting

[@angievillaruz3103]

Thank you for this tutorial, Tammy. I do appreciate all your efforts for teaching. I think you’re the only one among the artists that I watch who goes into great details to educate others. Thank you again. You’re awesome!

[@heathertaylor1846]

Thanku SO MUCH!!! This is exactly the video I have waited to see for so long. So well explained... you are ba brilliant teacher and a fantastic artist.😍🤩

[@SilverRose09]

Thank you ❤

[@domimassou5457]

Thank you for sharing this very extremely huge work you did its so helpfull i love floetrol even its expansive in France 🤗

[@nancycaulder2516]

Tammy!!!! I am blown away with ALL of your wonderful information!!! I am new to pouring although I have an artistic background. Your fun & informative teaching method, plus the “giving” of your lovely self, made this video the best I have ever watched. Thank you so much!!! You ROCK! ⚡️🤩😁

[@lynnoberdier5002]

Just made a purchase using one of your discount codes. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@bonniebarnhart386]

Thanks so much, very informative. Thanks so much for your time!

[@markmagbee6892]

Thank you for this! You are an absolute angel. I love your creations!!!!!!!

[@crystalsharp6685]

I found u through Kanella and I'm so glad I did! Loving Ur channel😊💚

[@Pashanny824]

Great comparison test. Thank you Tammy, I learned a lot.

[@judymcgrath1566]

Thank you so much Tammy!! Very informative!!

[@ladygwarth]

Thank you for sharing your experiments. In the U.K. all the mediums are expensive, Aussie Floetrol is astronomically expensive, so a no go any more for me, I use Owatrol, but that is still £20/litre (2.2pints), Liquitex pouring medium is around the same price on Amazon for the 946 ml and I don’t use it often. I have done many successful Dutch pours with just paint and water and gotten cells (Amsterdam and Monte Mart paint mostly, plus Arteza and Pebeo). I have just seen reviews on You Tube for the Amsterdam pouring medium, which are really positive for using it as a cell maker and at £24/ litre on Amazon, just a bit more expensive than Owatrol,so I am going to give it a try.

[@janicereed8992]

Thank you Tammy. Amazing as always. I love watching your experiments and art pieces you create you have taught me so much. You are to art as Nigella Lawson is to food you both make everything look so scrumptious. I was wondering if you have tried using the Decoart ready to pour cell medium. I bought some from Michaels here in Canada and it just explodes cells all over the place. Not sure if it’s a good thing or not would love to see a video if you ever try it. You brighten my days and I look forward to seeing what’s next. Take care

[@gerripeter484]

Thanks teach very informative would love to see you embellish theses

[@colettehymas1932]

This video is Awesome!! Thank you so much!!

[@lzfluidart8315]

Thanks so much for sharing 👍🤩

[@hollyhenderson1043]

Tammy! Just watching now.. Amazing as always!!! You are always so fun to watch and always so informative!!! Experimenting and sharing results is the absolute best teacher!!! Like another comment someone made.. you are a Professor!!! Keep sharing! 💙💙

[@barbararussell9532]

Wonderful information, 😊 thank you .

[@gilliankennedy3610]

This was so informative tammy!! I can't get american floetrol in northern Ireland so my go to is owatrol but I've never thought about using it to swipe with so thank you so much 💓💓🍀🍀

[@marylyndurie8157]

That was a great video! You are a wonderful teacher. Because of you I bought some Australian floetrol to try for swipes. Thanks so much!

[@brendavarga5490]

omg, I just about cried wen u swiped over the aussie one, we don't have to swipe over things if it's already amazing ...but all these are tottaly fantastic

[@bobbihogan685]

Great info Tammy, thank you!

[@marionmoore665]

Thank Goodness, Owatrol , is the only one I can afford in UK. Shipping to here is more than You pay for Floetrol, American or Australian. Thank You so much for sharing. 👏👍🏻💯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@lindajones9089]

Thanks Tammy , this was so helpful.

[@debbieknoeb7938]

Tammy, thank you so much for keeping things real. There are a lot of artist out there that once they get a lot of followers, they stop sharing their recipes. You are a true lover of this art and want to share with us your knowledge. If you ever make it out to the west coast, I would love to attend one of your classes. Much love to you my friend.

[@hassanalawwa1735]

Welldone

[@andreapickard7127]

Thank you VERY much for taking the time to do this video & sharing!!!! 🙏🙏🙏👌👌👌 This information was SUPER helpful for me as a budding artist!!!!!!!! 🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🥰🥰🥰❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@aleksandraolesniewicz514]

Thank you. I love your classes.

[@katmicaleartdesign2242]

Thanks that was a great comparison! I appreciate your time and expertise😎

[@emilyflotilla931]

For me it all depends on the style I'm doing. MIX is great for ring pours, straight and ribbon pours I add a bit of Liquitex gloss and medium with a splash of GAC 800 to mainly floetrol, flip cups, I use a PVA/Glue and Floetrol, water mix. Have yet to use Aussie Floetrol, but am considering it. 🤔 Thanks as always for your expertise! Loved the meme of Jill.

[@deepikagautam3071]

Which give best results, in contest of cell activation also?

[@margarete1brandenburg908]

I found that the MIx is good if I do ring pours or similar and I want the lines to hold. Its also a good thickener

[@hermarowe8585]

Thank you very good job

[@Freedommjw]

Thanks so much! Very helpful as usual! 😊

[@outandaboutmd]

Thank you so much for your help. You explained it so clearly. New subscriber here….thank you again

[@joeycasey2323]

This was really interesting! I love the owatrol and of course the aussie. The mix looked good too, but like you said it is more expensive than floetrol. But some people just use it to thicken up their paints. I live in Canada so of course shipping is a huge deal breaker for the Mix. I have never liked just liquitex as a pouring medium. I do add a squirt in my floetrol mixed colours though. It give a weird feeling to the paint even when I've added too big a squirt. And it dries really fast. Love to get my hands on some owatrol though! I can't believe you pay only 14.00 for a gallon of floetrol in the states!! We pay about 45.00!!

[@jacquelinesmith2932]

Thank you for the great demonstration because I have been confused. I bought some triple thick and deep base paint and mixture the two as pillow paint but I didn’t get a good results . Should I through away the mix away because it was to gummy help

[@donnatabares7029]

Thank you so much!

[@shane5647]

Thank you very helpful. Can you please tell me where to get the mix pouring medium from thank you

[@ideasboutique]

Thank you for that demonstration, I've been wanting to try a ring pour and I wasn't sure how to proceed with layering the paint to either blend or stay seperated. Now I feel more prepared to give it a try with a little confidence. 😘

[@CheriBomzArt]

Does it help to resin or varnish a painting if you are using the cheaper paints?

[@ajhenloc1]

Love your work. Have you ever swiped your base coat and then added your paints.

[@pamelar3607]

I was commenting on the painting u swiped. Peacock colors.

[@brendawashington206]

Thank you Tammy!!😁 love the test8ng and results🥰

[@paulagoynes]

Tammy thanks for demonstrating the differences between different pouring mediums and the outcomes. The one good thing about liquitex is that it dries shiny but for me it is cost prohibitive. I usually use American Floetrol and save my Aussie Floetrol for cell activators. I have a question. Sometimes my colors look grainy on the canvas. I don’t usually add much water so I’m not sure what’s causing it. Do you have any ideas? Thanks for the experiments. 🥰

[@colleenlinville7558]

Tammy, your amazing. I love how selfless you are. Your definitely a rarity. I appreciate all of your information, you share. If you don’t mind, I would like to incorporate some Liquitex medium varnish, with the American Floetrol. Can you tell me how much to add, or do a video for your viewers? Thank you AWESOMENESS! ❤

[@maryperrotto5199]

Very informative. Thank you Tammy 😊

[@karenb2057]

This was such a helpful video Tammy! Thank you so much 😊

[@louisahenderson9596]

Thank you so much, I'm trying to learn how to do this

[@barbaradeerfield2204]

Thank you so much Tammy, wow lots of information

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

The second painting matches your watch. Btw. I can’t get any of the US or AU kinds. Only the EU Owatrol is available. I have to find out how to make it work out better.

[@liepoldfamilyfarms9643]

Great demo Tammy, 👍

[@christiepeiffer5432]

Fantastic information! Thank you so very much for taking the time to help us wanna be’s TAMMY ANDERSON ❣️

[@doreenyoung7175]

I seen another fluid artist using a hair product for cells. Anti breakage serum Coconut milk OGX It's like $7 at Wal-Mart in the shampoo aisle. The cells were beautiful and can be places individually just like controlled bubbles in glass blowing. I have not attempted it, but I'm sure going to try it.

[@pamwhitman4809]

Have you ever tried paint conditioner with America float too I have heard people use it to make it more like Australia float too I love all the things you do for use painters thanks