Acrylic pouring for beginners - Step by Step - Chakra colors

Acrylic pouring for beginners - step by step. Here I want to show you what happens before and after my videos. I'll show you how a picture is created from start to finish including all the materials used.
In the past I always used the Pouring Medium from one manufacturer, and the colors from other manufacturers.
But I never had a suitable recipe, sometimes I needed more water or more color or Pouring Medium, depending on the supplier.
Meanwhile, I'm not trying around, I'm committed to a manufacturer and have been using the materials of Royal Talens for some time. www.royaltalens.com The products are coordinated and offer me the necessary quality. I have z. B. no cracks or other surprises after drying.
The Pouring Medium by Talens can be found here:
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For the acrylic paints Talens offers different product lines, I use the Amsterdam Standard Series and Standard Series Specialties, which are Qualitatively top! Most colors of the Standard and Specialties series have a lightfastness of the colors of at least 100 years under museum conditions.
The acrylic paints of the Amsterdam Standard Series:
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The Acrylics of the Standard Specialties Series:
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My recipe for the colors is quite simple, one part water, one part acrylic paint, one part Pouring Medium.
In order to know how much I need, I use a kitchen scale and weigh the units in grams or ounce.
To get cells, I mix in the acrylic paints a little silicone oil.
Silicon oil, no matter where you buy it in the world have the same properties, only the CST value indicates how thin or viscous the respective variety is.
I use CST 400 here.
To remove air bubbles and to get more cells, I heat the picture briefly with a heat gun.
After the picture has dried, I wipe the silicone residues from the picture with wet wipes.
Finally, the picture is still sealed. The colors are again beautiful. So I have no brushstrokes on the picture I use a clearcoat for spraying.
Clearcoat from Royal Talens:
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As you can see, there are no great magic tricks when it comes to casting acrylic, it is important to work with good materials and you will get colorful pictures that look great in years to come.
If you have any questions, then write me a comment.
Creative greetings
Tiktus
#acrylicpouring
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[@mitzinicoleritter211]

Your openness & generosity in regard to sharing your additive: acrylic ratios, as well as your methodology, is as much a rarity as it is appreciated. Truly, sir, I thank you. God bless -mR

[@nelsonveloso1501]

1 more here! ❤ God bless you mR ✌

[@thisdollslifejenna3841]

Absolutely agree! I'm number 3 who appreciates your sharing ratios, weights, pouring medium , AND your Silicone of choice!! Thank You Kindly!!🖤💯‼🎨🎨🎨🎨

[@pamcarr4003]

Make it 4! Very helpful, thank you, Pam

[@glendalangley1877]

I’m number 5. I really appreciated you showing every technique since I’m new to this. Beautiful work. Thank you.

[@debbsbushell6596]

Add me to the list too. New to this and first time I’ve seen the full journey, especially after it dries !

[@martinsentm]

After every step: "Stop! It's so pretty! Why are you ruining it? Oh! Huh....ok. ooooh, nice. Wait!!! No...it was perfe... Stop! Please!! Errrrr. WOW!!! AMAZING!" Thank you for sharing this!

[@vernongilliatt2387]

Same

[@laurie910]

Same!! 😂😂😂

[@ombremoon45]

I personally liked the first one the best 😂

[@graziasassetti5117]

Me too! 😂😂😂

[@treshi]

LMAO that was funny!

[@BlueGrassBound.]

As an absolute beginner, I really appreciate this video! It is detailed and precise. I love that it was full of info without wasting time. I especially liked the written description as it helped me to take notes while still fully watching the video. I also enjoyed that you used the heat gun twice, as it really demonstrated how the heat impacts the final result. This is the best "beginner" demonstration video I've watched so far and I've been marathon watching acrylic painting lately. So, thank you!

[@Itsmekourtneyc]

I now have the answer to how a heat gun is different than a blow dryer. From different methods I was like why? Is this marketing? NOPE! (Obviously not Trained artist)

[@neronpena5436]

It was nicely done. Most important is the step-by-step of how to prepare the paint. There are some fantastic artists, but you are the only one I have seen who guides your viewers in all the essential info needed from start to finish on the acrylic pouring. Keep up the extraordinary work you do.

[@willwillingly3274]

Thanks Tiktus! I made my first abstract paintings a week ago after watching your videos. That's the first time I've ever done anything artistic. I can't thank you enough.

[@martajaramillo9987]

Primera vez que te veo. Lindo y muy explicativo. Muchos pintores enredan las cosas, para que uno no sepa buen. Llevo 2 años tratando de hacer cuadros y a veces me salen per.....o....no como quisiera. Me aclaraste muchas cosas. Gracias .

[@warren935]

this is a very cool technique. my oldest grandson loves to paint and i can't wait to show him this. Please keep posting.

[@lindacheatwood]

Thank you for being SO open with your technique. I'm just beginning, making lots of mistakes and searching for the right products, which is difficult because there are so many to choose from. But they don't all act the same and the range of expense is vast! Please keep making your excellent videos as you have become my best teacher for this art. Thanks again!

[@amandalynnart]

This is the first pour video I've watched that did everything in detail! Thank you! Just a beautiful picture.

[@cleg78]

Amanda Lynn what else can be used as a pouring medium or does that specifically have to be used?

[@cadeyuh4381]

Lilme_78, water

[@cadeyuh4381]

Jk

[@cleg78]

Mostly Doggo water 💧 to use as a pouring medium for acrylic paint?

[@laurie910]

@@cleg78 I've read you can use Elmer's glue mixed with water but stuff may grow on it later. I think if you use the varnish it's safe though

[@ann-mariesweet7699]

Absolutely and by far one of the very best beginners fluid art tutorials I have seen. It allowed me to take screenshots of every stage. It was really concise and easy to follow. So thank you so much and I do hope you have a really good day

[@jackie330]

I love how calming this video is. Done so well with the little pauses!! Thank you ☺️

[@paulritsema5479]

I've reviewed dozens of videos but this was by far the most helpful. Thank you for the well documented instructions.

[@criticalthinker72]

I wanted to let you know the background music you chose for your video is amazing. I really can't stand sitting through a video with really obnoxious dance beat music in the background. It made your video extremely enjoyable so thank you very. ♥️

[@myrahuber260]

Yes! I soooooo agree!

[@RonanInLan]

Heat gun: making cool stuff with Acylic Trypophobia: I'm about to end this man's whole career

[@HumanSagaVault]

Damn my whole body itch in that part. I was enjoying and relaxing watching the video until that heat gun came. Damn it

[@leah9618]

TheSkyWalker the way you spelt trypophobia 😂😂

[@OcelotCharlotte]

1 2 “Spelt” is actually correct English... Derp

[@alannahleeanne2496]

TheSkyWalker me

[@tashinewland8792]

I got to the point where i just had to look away

[@dusanstevic89]

Straight to the point and without distractions! This is one of the reasons why I miss the like/dislike bar. There needs to be a way to make a distinction between videos that are useful like this one and the other ones. Thank you for filming this exceptional video!

[@haram2163]

This video has 64k likes and 2.5k dislikes. "Return KZbin dislikes" app on chrome.

[@wheelz314]

Get the Chrome extension, you'll be able to see likes and dislikes

[@christineperez7626]

I really appreciate how you have demonstrated your technique for missing your paints. It was extremely informative. Thank you! I am a huge fan of your art! Thank you for sharing your expertise with us!

[@bambijacobs9008]

Thank you for this professional video. It answered a lot of questions about finishing! Create in peace!✌

[@paulbland5625]

Just subbed , I watched many pours, and now addicted enough to give it a go my self. I can see the many empty walls in my home, filling with glorious colour. Thanks.

[@SWL6852]

Am I the only one that thought you only needed some acrylic paint, a cup, and a board to do this?... Just me... ok..

[@brunaasgomes]

Same

[@babybopz8992]

i thought so too.. i asked my mom if she could bring me to the store tomorrow because i wanted to to do a painting like this..she's gonna kill me if i try to buy all of this stuff.. it seems so expensive ;~;

[@feelthejoy]

You can replace the silicone oil with dish soap it gives cels, not as dramatic but it will work. And technically you don’t have to seal it or varnish it afterwards but it keeps it from cracking as it dries. Depends on if you want to sell your work or just do it for fun.

[@lumensapace]

I just made a pour painting last night with just acrylic paint and a canvas. It just isn’t as easy to roll the paint around without the other stuff

[@rayne1337]

@@lumensapace hey, I've heard that you can get the same effect without much expense, you can use 30% water/30% pva glue/30% acrylic paint. you can try it, it should work. if so - I'd be happy to know

[@karlanderson1352]

I love that every video your smiling to your viewers. We all love your videos ( classes) and I watch them for 2 reasons to learn different ways to create art and I like the personality of the instructor. We all thank you.

[@johndixon8476]

Thankyou so much for this. I'm not even a beginner, but I am very impressed with the results you can get from pouring techniques. This is so informative it has given me the confidence to start

[@auroremaran1629]

IDEM. 🙏🙏🙏

[@akshararaavi9140]

To be honest I would keep the cup

[@nessey2731]

SAME

[@labkat9192]

That cup was gorgeous! 😸💜

[@forageforage3520]

The cup was really neat looking too.

[@akshararaavi9140]

1 2 i does if you read it right

[@lhama8278]

same

[@missfirenice1421]

Ooooooooooh. thank you THANK YOU. THANK YOUUUU. Finally, someone who takes time to show us measurements. Thank you!!!!!

[@christinaschaplowsky4241]

I love it, you know it looks like when you see oil on water.. all those shiny colours.. I’m in love with this picture.. absolutely beautiful! Thank you for the in-depth tutorial.. I’m going to have to try this out.. doubt it’ll look as stunning.. ❤️❤️❤️ Much ❤️🥰🇨🇦

[@drpjvarier]

I can see you are an honest guy. Nothing more to be asked or googled to start this amazing art form... You showed it all... Just perfect for a beginner. Thank you so much for such a nice video....👍👍

[@kevod09]

Just want my whole apartment, walls , ceilings , frickin floors even adorned with that art, amazing trippy.

[@kennethmaese4622]

I not only like your work, I like how you describe the process. No other channel does that. Subscribed.

[@aikonomic]

Something I just realized is that these pieces can't be forged. Not even the artist can reproduce a copy of his own art. BTW: Play at 2x speed. You're welcome 😊

[@autisticcormorant6881]

Not to worry! Poured paintings don’t get famous enough for anyone to forge them. There are so few successful pourers you won’t believe it. Name just one known poured piece or pouring artist. For every one you name, I could name 100 of each made with brushes, actual heart.

[@dutchgala7492]

@@autisticcormorant6881 Agreed =) Art is Art. Techniques may be the same, but its Your own Art. Even colour by numbers. *Smiles*

[@akashacorion]

Music is really trippy at 2x speed

[@theroadtocosplayandcomicco5840]

@@dutchgala7492 "there is no imperfections in art "- my 5th grade art teacher

[@destructicles5316]

Lol. Forgery. That’s funny

[@wjatek997]

0:15 - wondering why someone wasting his time for this 12:00 - *googling where to buy acrylic paint*

[@polyvillarroel]

precioso gracias

[@CnithTheOnliestOne]

haha, your profile pic threw me off. I was like, why is my husband replying? LOL

[@jenniferburgess6518]

It was about technique

[@sharonwang7290]

ketajw thank you

[@uginiopaka3376]

LOL

[@dtmichaels]

First I want to start off by saying that your picture is absolutely Beautiful. I also want to thank you for posting the actual step by step instructions. Most videos I've come across basically have the bare minimal instructions. I'm going to try and recreate what you have done. Again, thank you so very much.

[@carolmoorcraft5386]

I am just learning how to do the acrylic pour, to be honest it has been a bit overwhelming as there is so much information and so many different techniques, ways to mix paints, etc. I haven't painted for some time due to some issues and was really looking for something to get me going again. I found it in this acrylic pouring , it really peaked my creativity. I am just trying to find a way to make what I create to my liking as some of the pours have been terrible, but I refuse to give it up. This video has already helped me, so I think I will just follow you and see how you do things. Thank you for the time you put in these videos, and for sharing your knowledge.

[@tessalawrence3446]

By FAR, my favorite acrylic pour for beginners video. Finally, I see every part of the process, with real paint/water/medium measurements , and without a single word said. Well done, and THANKS!!

[@BlueGrassBound.]

Agreed! And there was written instructions too! Loved this!

[@angeloflife4520]

I told my therapist that I have no time/money to continue doing what I love so she's buying the stuff so we can make art 😭

[@justtere]

You are lucky. My therapistʼs agency has ceased me going into the office, so we just talk about what we have been doing. She goes to see other clients, so I will beg her. A crafts buddy!

[@belindadoler9148]

Wow! That’s amazing and wonderful!

[@my3angelz1]

Thank you so much for sharing your ratios on your pouring which is rare on some channels. I truly appreciate it as I am new to paint pouring. Your work is Amazing!🥰

[@lisao5021]

I'm glad the ratios were clear, but beginner's need to know that there's different acrylic paint thicknesses with which type of acrylic paint you use. The thick tubed paint like the one that was used in the video's water and pouring medium ratios will be different than the acrylic paint in bottles since those are thinner paints.

[@my3angelz1]

@@lisao5021 Yes I understand that and thanks for the info. I appreciate it. 🙂

[@nancycaulder2516]

I am so impressed with your art, techniques, beauty, and incredible generosity. Thank you so much Tiktus!

[@oropendolastrada5935]

I love your art, your techniques and your transparent way of teaching...without much "blah blah" and great results. I feel motivated to dare and try. Muchas gracias!

[@peggyoooo7092]

Absolutely beautiful, thank you for taking the time to show me how it should be done.❤💚💜💙💛

[@crislelia]

You are one of my favorites artist ever. I love everything you do, and I am so grateful that you share your genius with us. Vielen dank ❤️

[@mydolcevita]

Супер!!! У меня нет слов! Это потрясающе!!! Спасибо большое за творчество и красоту!!!!💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@markmarland1465]

I am also a newbie, and I really appreciate your videos and pouring techniques. Thank you for your generosity and beautiful heart. Jules

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

Both the viscosity and the finishing spray directions makes loads of sense. Thanks a bunch.

[@gerigoetzinger8539]

Finally an Artist that explains how to Mix, as a beginner thank you! This is an extremely valuable Video. 💕💕💕👍👍👍

[@maralombardo]

The best beginners tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you. I'm going to try this

[@barbarandengeya1846]

Thank you so much, I have been looking for something like this and there is little to none. They all start on pouring, compositions and all the big things and in the same breath say "BEGINNER", this is truly beginner. Thank you for teaching

[@sa.de.sm.5864]

Ich möchte an dieser Stelle Danke sagen für diese einfache und auf den Punkt gebrachte Anleitung. Mit dieser Anleitung habe ich zum ersten Mal ein vorzeigbares Ergebnis erzielen können. Es ist kein Meisterwerk, aber ich habe nach vielen Versuchen das Prinzip der Farbverläufe und der Zellenbildung umsetzen können und die Farbe hatte auch endlich das richtige Mischverhältnis. Und ich habe auch gelernt, daß man keine billigen Discounter- Farben benutzen sollte 🙈🙈🙈. Dankeschön auch für die vielen schönen Werke, die wir auf diesem Kanal bewundern dürfen.

[@avaadamus4626]

I love how cosmic and ethereal your paintings are! So beautiful and creative. Also with the music, these videos make me feel so relaxed 😊

[@Axiomatic75]

Thanks for the video! I thought it looked nicer before you used the heat gun the 2nd time though

[@isaac6414]

Axiomatic75 same here

[@karlgiese6100]

I think you have to do it, or else, there will be bubbles that come up when it dries

[@paular1115]

@@karlgiese6100 nah, I've used this technique and it's not mandatory to do it. Some might occur naturally but usually it doesn't happen inless uou use the heat gun. It's completely up to the artist to do so. In this case it was his personal choice, but I honestly also preferred it before the second time.

[@franksonm3137]

agree

[@juliezboyovsky1915]

Thank you for explaining from start to finish ,very interesting,all so I would like to say how much I have enjoyed watching all of your videos. :)

[@sistersalinagarber2013]

Julie Price dido

[@sistersalinagarber2013]

I would've left it alone it was beautiful before you hit it with the gun again so was there a reason for that or could you've left it as was?

[@beakerlips]

Salina McCain now Garbe

[@possumbold]

Salina McCain now Garber 11/17/2018 you have to torch it to bring the bubbles to the surface. If you don’t they’ll leave bigger marks when the paint is drying. I forgot on one of mine and the bubbles came close to the surface when drying but didn’t pop. It left bumps in the surface. I put a pin through them but couldn’t save the painting . A hard lesson to remind me to torch. ‘

[@alleynanci]

Really appreciate your devotion to teaching your technique. Thanks!

[@lynnsmith5931]

I wish I had seen yr channel ages ago.... you explain clearly without waffling on.. thanks for all the advice

[@HH-du4rc]

I REALLY appreciated seeing all the steps from beginning to end to final touches! thanks so much

[@nikitsina5317]

After tilting it, it looked so beautiful. Then after the second time with the heat gun it lost something. Why did it get so dark after drying?

[@Olly.]

If you add a clear finish (like the paint equivalent to varnish) it should bring back the shine & therefore make it look lighter again, it’s all in the shine 😁 hope this helps

[@nikitsina5317]

Oliver Bunting but they did apply a shins spray and it stayed dark

[@wyrmytravels]

Keep in mind I'm a mini painter, not an acrylic pourer, but I know if you use white base on a mini you get brighter colors and black base gets more muted. Maybe this is a similar concept?

[@nikitsina5317]

JD Cheramie oh ok that explains it. Thanks.

[@obsidianwing]

Acrylic colours often dry darker , when you use Black Canvas and black in your poring it become much darker and muted when it dryes.

[@NatPaintThat]

I am trying to start teaching what I know about painting on here too. I love watching different techniques and your channel is inspiring, so full of creativity. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@BlueGrassBound.]

Just saw your comment and subbed. 💙

[@illuminer1102]

Finally at least i found one ☝️ pouring tutorial on KZbin that actually taught me something.

[@ellenjent4956]

Hello Tiktus, thank you so much for sharing your techniques and mixing ratios. It is deeply appreciated for beginners to watch experienced artistic create masterpieces, as it is inspirational. Many Blessings

[@annagray6491]

So glad I watched this! I have just bought the Amsterdam pouring medium. At least I know the right measures now!!

[@Tiktusart]

They will be pleased. And I wish you much success.

[@mickmurph123r4t5yu]

Am I the only one who saw this in their recommended bc of Safiya Nygard’s vid?

[@yusrakhan9864]

same

[@squidwardssoul631]

ME TOO FKK😲😲

[@cuebear5887]

Me to I saw this a few months ago but I just got the kit he used for Christmas This is my grandma's acc

[@lightintheworld1111]

This looks so cool… Like an amoeba convention. I just absolutely loved watching this video! This was the most entertaining and the end product was absolutely phenomenal but the process itself was amazing as well. Thank you for sharing your talent and artistry with all of us to inspire us. God bless❤️👍

[@johndixon8476]

That was my impression too. I wanted to call it "Amoeba Hootnanny".

[@donnamcknight3584]

Thank you for this video. Sharing your methods and talent helps those of us who are just beginning this journey!

[@ТамараКузнецова-к3ж]

Вы молодец!!вас понятно сразу без всяких заморочек,очень классно,просто!!удачи в творчестве!!!!!

[@Misha-lq9zz]

Vielen Dank für das super Video ! Endlich habe ich mal die gesamten Arbeitsschritte und auch die Hilfsmittel gesehen. Klasse !

[@ebarros3504]

Thanks for the amazing class! I took an introduction to painting class and what I learned here FOR FREE in 17:23’ was MUCH MORE than I did in that course! Congratulations 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🖼🎨

[@ZoRoCLIPZ]

Anyone else get Minecraft nostalgia when hearing the music that plays in the video?

[@Dontfaqe]

Yes, on that thought im bout to play

[@mrabigor1603]

Yes wish i could play rn but late ;-;

[@conor1506]

Not until you said it

[@portnoyrlz14]

No, not at all

[@marekspodbiedry]

Not until you said it

[@SalemSphynx]

Wish I could get/keep my painting area THAT CLEAN!! Love your consistency & inspiring, unique ideas! Thanks for sharing w/us! 😁🤘✌️

[@barbaraharrison8484]

I'm just starting acrylic pouring, thank you so much for sharing your talent and knowledge. 🌞🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@melissaphillis7247]

Congratulations on the paid promotion, you deserve the recognition of the work that you do with pouring. Love rainbow......

[@b.e.z6831]

The last once over with the heat gun gave me that hole phobia thing.

[@KatieHurst]

Trypophobia. Not a real phobia, but that's the acting title.

[@b.e.z6831]

@@KatieHurst isn't a phobia just something you are afraid of or weirded out by? What makes a phobia a "real" phobia? Genuine question .

[@riveramnell143]

CL3AN N M3AN There is a list of “officially recognized” phobias- as in, things _doctors agree_ are genuine phobias. Trypophobia just hasn’t made that list yet. However, speaking as someone who has suffers from this phobia, I can promise it’s a real thing some people have to cope with. I think it’s far more accurate to say that it’s not an *official* phobia, instead of saying it’s not a *real* one.

[@laurie910]

@@riveramnell143 lotus pods make me want to vomit

[@laurie910]

@@riveramnell143 yesssssss!!! One time I made my ex pick one and I took it home, tweezed all the seeds out, smashed them and filled the holes in with mud 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 it felt great lmao!

[@kerianneparker3561]

Awesome video - thanks for posting this! I'd love to ask a question though - I followed your steps (this was my 3rd or 4th pour ever) but had to do a few things differently. I used olive oil drops (I read that was an okay substitute) instead of the silicone, and I didn't have access to my heat gun. The pour turned out VERY cool but after I let it dry for a few hours and came back to it, all my cells had closed up! Has that ever happened to you? Maybe the heat gun or different oil would have made all the difference? Either way - I will be trying again with a heat gun this time. Thanks again!

[@jacquifiggins8758]

Thank ypu so much for such clear and concise guidelines. We can learn these and as others the adapt to our own choices. I have watched so many videos trying to work out how to do this and struggled. BRILLIANT!

[@tarajoseph2860]

Thankyou so much for a great video. You have clearly demonstrated the entire technique from creating the pouring paint to creating a work of art, cleaning, varnishing...thanks again!

[@Soul_ChaliceYT]

With many thanks. I will try and get some of these colours down here to NZ. Your work is both brilliant and inspiring.

[@jillyray3844]

This was beautiful. Loved your choice of music too. Thank you!

[@jane6536]

To be honest, that would be something I'd buy. Good job!

[@patgriffiths1315]

Wow, this is absolutely stunning, the way the painting came back to life showing the vibrant colours after the varnish was applied, amazing. Thank you so much for sharing your step by step instructions they have been so helpful especially for a beginner like me.

[@Lucretiaseesall]

Just stumbled across this video. Thank you . I am usually a more crafty person ( knitting, crocheting) and was never any good at the fine arts, and not a big fan of "abstract" art. But this art form, wow! I've been viewing a lot of theses videos. Thank you for the step-by-step instructions. I don't have the space in my apt to do this, but maybe when this "plague " ends I might be able to find a studio that would offer a workshop.

[@bjjolley]

Fantastic step by step. Thanks for taking the time to do this so clearly! 💖

[@deborahpetith8710]

Thank you for the details, just brilliant

[@kari_p2090]

Thank you I have been wanting to do one for a long time but I didn’t know how

[@karlaedith6191]

Thank god this is not a talking video. So relaxing.

[@mariapajak6061]

One of the best videos for people who just started. Thank You very much!!!

[@frizzylizzy4251]

Excellent video! Very informative and - wow! Beautiful results! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@Jinxarcan]

Really love your painting. Nice music as too.:)

[@Krazede]

I would put a smaller prepared canvas beneath it to catch the dripping paint and create another instead of wasting the paint. 2 for 1!

[@alliepowter8977]

Thank you so much for showing it step by step that was very helpful and look how beautiful the painting turned out, you are an amazingly talented artist.

[@zoridahall4732]

What I usually do with the left over paint, I definitely will use it on another canvas, and create another creation, paint is too expensive to not take advantage of it and be creative, most likely you might be a beginner in regards on what is taking place, right now,but this is the way we learned, by taking a chance to improve artistry, may you're a self taught artist,,,art is art ,and I commend you for trying to do something different, nothing wrong with it,I loved it good luck and keep practicing, you will accomplished your goal,,, don't get discouraged, your artistry is beautiful, Zoe

[@giovannadonato1304]

Wunderschönes Bild und mega gut erklärt, danke 🙏

[@kerigoldinger3125]

I’m an acrylic pouring beginner. This video answered a lot of questions for me! However, I have one question the video did not address. After you painted the canvas base black, did you let that paint dry before you started your pour? Or was the Black still semi-wet when you began your pour? I appreciate your help!

[@kodi3881]

I was wondering the same thing and found out that if you go to 9:34 in the vid, you can see that there is a slight thumb mark where he held the canvas, meaning that the black paint is actually semi-wet. Hope that helps.

[@hippydippy]

@@kodi3881 Pretty sure it's dried. When you're using silicone it help's to prevent the canvas showing through. A common practice. I always pre paint my canvas's before pouring for that reason, although you can also pour a mound in the center before pouring & pour on top which is also an option that works to prevent that "many" times.

[@LOVE4MJ16]

To be honest i was expecting almost more of a tye dye effect instead of a abstract coral reef....

[@sandrajohnson9926]

Pretty cool! I love how it turned out. It looks like a planetary map from another world!

[@isabelvera8464]

Excelente tu información para los principiantes en este Arte tan hermoso de la Pintura. Gracias por compartir tus conocimiento ❤

[@exclsv12]

Perfect! I had been looking for something to make my paintings shine and you showed it! Thanks so much. New subscriber!

[@wk1448]

This Picture convinced me to try it myself - I was curious about the technique before but didnt like the Outcome. I still have one question: can you also use a Standard hairdryer? And if Not, Why? Not enough heat but much air movement?

[@Veronica-cb5ry]

Yes, you can. A hairdryer is great for stretching the paint (instead of tipping the canvas) but the heat gun (or a lighter) is easier to control for cells.

[@wk1448]

Ah, Thank you!

[@ThoughtsFromLivon]

I know you asked this a long time ago, but I'll also add that a torch (ie. One that would be used for creme brulee) works great because it's all heat, no air. Hair drier will give you a different effect :)

[@lglambert6116]

Thank you for sharing your process of acrylic pouring; it was quite informative.

[@HistoryHighwithLisaMarrie]

I've wanted to try this for years but wouldn't for fear of wasting so much product but this video has given me the confidence I'm doing it tomorrow!

[@timarigirl32]

Artists Instructions: pour 40g or less of water *Artist proceeds to pour and goes along with 41g of water*

[@ron-shah]

1g is of plastic cup!

[@BillTedpherd]

@@ron-shah Nah he zeroed out the scale big dawg.

[@siageorge2837]

So sick of the negative comments. You are ruining it for the rest of us who actually enjoy this.

[@CapAdGroup]

It’s because he is a man who likes to live on the edge.

[@timarigirl32]

Sia George sorry I offended you. It was a joke. I enjoy and do art myself. I find this thing kinda fascinating. Interesting how each step is done Incase I thought of giving it a go myself.

[@wendysmith8441]

Thankyou ,that was a wonderful Tutorial With a Magnificent result.

[@lj6278]

Should put another canvas under the pour to catch the drips.

[@irenemax3574]

Aye, too much wasted paint. And the price of it these days!

[@artfuljune]

Beautiful, but I am not a fan of cells.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

@@artfuljune I agree. They remind me of cells of some dreaded disease that you can see through a microscope.

[@tarynestcourt7104]

A lot of fluid artists use the leftover paint skins so there’s actually minimal wastage 😊

[@carolhuysing6361]

Thank you for all your brilliant and easy ideas to follow. Much appreciated.

[@Jennreb-Art]

This video is fantastic! Thank you for showing the ENTIRE process! It is very helpful. I keep getting moths stuck in my wet paintings overnight… Now I know to cover them lol.

[@7deal4]

At first I honestly didnt care for the final design. When you closely panned the piece, I found everything from flowers to fish to frogs. Well done

[@calissaobviouslycannotdeci7419]

THAT is outstanding! I love this so much! I want to be able to make art like THAT!!! kisses and Hugs - Thanks for sharing!!!

[@Tiktusart]

Thank you. Now you know how to do it. I wish you success.

[@user-vl1tb1xx2d]

*outstanding move*