Torch vs No Torch - Acrylic Pouring Experiment

[@LauraNLOL]

What an EXCELLENT demonstration!!! Thank you! I don't have a torch so this will help get started without one.

[@VizoliArt]

Thank you very much! :)

[@cindyallison6680]

I think both of them look amazing. I was trying to decide what the difference was between torching and not torching thank you so much for answering my question I wasn't sure if I was doing it wrong by not torching it it's nice to see that it's all personal preference and that I'm not doing it wrong thank you so much your work is amazing

[@VizoliArt]

Oh, thank you so much, Cindy! I'm glad I could help you. :)

[@LollyGaggler]

I am new to pouring and have been struggling with cells cracking and what thickness to achieve and pouring medium mixes I LOVE your channel! So easy to understand not a word spoken and beautiful music... I am going to binge watch all your vids ...taking notes THANK YOU!

[@VizoliArt]

You are so welcome! :)

[@ArtfullyAfrocentric]

I think if you use silicone you don't need to torch. It develops cells organically. Heating makes the paint more fluid so the cells seem to stretch more. Either way these are very nice.

[@VizoliArt]

Yes, I came to this conclusion also. Thank you very much, Pascale!

[@frances3254]

Thank you very much! I'm pretty new to 'pouring' and you've help me decide buying torch or not. Beautiful...each canvas! '

[@VizoliArt]

I'm glad I could help you! Thank you very much! :)

[@morpheusartstudio4666]

New subscriber here !! 😊 What does the torch (heat) do to the mix?

[@VizoliArt]

It creates cells immediately, you can see that in the video. :) Thanks a lot for the subscription! :)

[@morpheusartstudio4666]

@@VizoliArt thanks for the answer! I keep trying and following all your steps in the pouring process, but my experience has been so frustrating so far 🥺… no cells, or only a few tiny ones after awhile. What can I be doing wrong?

[@DovahHouse]

I think with the torch u can control how much or how little u want to use it I got a torch to try different techniques both look good but the one with open the cells up more.

[@VizoliArt]

Exactly. Thank you very much! :)

[@truthsayer6329]

Honestly I don't see a huge difference between using the torch or not. Also, if you decide to use the torch, then at what point do you begin and end doing so?

[@VizoliArt]

Thank you for the feedback! It's hard the answer, it depends of the actual painting.

[@blackcatblue]

Beautiful as always 😍. In total for 88g of paint, what size canvas did you use, please. This is my problem and how I lose my lovely cells when I get to the tilting stage. I don't know how to judge how much paint to use. Yes, I have experimented but I still ending up stretching my cells too much. Any advice would be helpful 😥 PS. If you cook as good as you paint, I'll order takeout 😂

[@VizoliArt]

In total it was 88g * 4 Paint on a 30cm x 30cm Canvas. Try to use more paint so you don't have to stretch that much at the end.. My Wife takes care of all the cooking-related things..if I could cook as good as she can, I would have a cooking channel.. :) Thank you very much, Laurita! :)

[@tiffanybluetarot]

I’m glad you asked this question! I’ve been struggling with the same issue. I have something beautiful on my canvas…just need to stretch it a teeny bit…and then…disaster. All cells are gone & I’m left with a puddle of mud. Time to try the new approach!

[@meaganaromando6733]

Would a heat gun have a similar effect? Also is there a difference in paint quality? Like cheap paint vs good expensive brand paint?

[@VizoliArt]

You just mentioned 2 different experiments that I will publish really soon, stick around are you will see how they differ! :)

[@meaganaromando6733]

@@VizoliArt oh wow thank you! It'll be very helpful. I wanna start acrylic pouring but don't know what all to use thank you so much! ^^

[@VizoliArt]

Check out my "Experiment" videos, you will learn all the basics you need! :)

[@meaganaromando6733]

@@VizoliArt thank you so much they are helping me a lot. Especially how you show mixing your paints and all.

[@meaganaromando6733]

When you sell your paintings how do you go about pricing them? Everyone tells me I under price my artwork all the time

[@chen3908]

I think looks are same but both are awesome!

[@VizoliArt]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@franlewis8906]

Thanks Vizoli! xx

[@VizoliArt]

Thank you very much, Fran! :)

[@tanjawiegrefe7335]

Vielen lieben Dank für die ausführliche Demonstration 🙏🙏🙏. Sehr anschaulich! Man muss gar nicht unbedingt einen Brenner benutzen. Beide Bilder sind trotzdem fantastisch! Liebe Grüße und bleib gesund.

[@VizoliArt]

Thank you very much, Tanja! :)

[@junelledembroski9183]

I think they look like really colorful butterfly wings being zoomed in on.

[@VizoliArt]

Thank you very much!

[@debbiekerekes4209]

Thank you

[@VizoliArt]

:)

[@valeriedespyrenees4463]

Les 2 sont magnifiques 🤩👍👏👍🤩 Du coup, je ne sais pas si il faut utiliser ou pas le mini chalumeau... 😶🙄🤔😏 Excellent travail, comme d'habitude 😀

[@VizoliArt]

Thank you very much! :)

[@nassimakhayar6473]

Nice

[@VizoliArt]

Thanks a lot, dude! :)

[@starchild7843]

They both look the same, so what am I supposed to look out for cause I don't see any difference between the two honestly? They pretty though!

[@VizoliArt]

Exactly. They look almost the same, so I demonstrated that using the Torch is not needed at all for the Open Cup Pours if the mixture is correct. :)

[@svetlananachmetdinova8]

👌👌👌👌👌🖐️

[@VizoliArt]

Thanks! :)

[@kalilavalezina]

Music by Gavin Luke! Very talented guy, check out his channel. :)

[@VizoliArt]

Indeed, I absolutely agree! :)