Below is my YouTube creation video for this one. I am still learning to video my creations. I look at other artists on YouTube and their videos are so well done. I guess with practice I will get there one day. My Journey is just beginning......
This creation is now also on my Redbubble store. Some of the products are shown below.
As you can see by the above examples, the design has come out beautifully on them. Please check out my Redbubble Store for all the other products as well.
Below are links to some of the products I used in this pour and other creations -
Disposable gloves to keep those hands clean → https://amzn.to/3opuw9B
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Just love how this one turned out. Loved it so much that I gave it to my Sister for her Birthday.
Canvas used in this pour is a 10 inch x 12 inch. All taped and ready to go.
Colors used in this pour -:
Base -
Amsterdam Light Rose
Colors -
Amsterdam Prussian Blue Phthalo
Amsterdam Ultramarine Violet
Global Metallic Fuscia
Global Metallic Gold
Amsterdam Turquoise Blue
Pebeo Iridescent Blue Green
Paints mixed with Australian Floetrol
My paint recipe is based on Kanella Ciraco's Aussie paint mix. You can see her video on YouTube on how to mix.
Link to her video here → YouTube
Below is my YouTube creation video for this pour. Still learning how to film my creation videos. It really is a learning process. "My Fluid Art Journey."
I now have a Redbubble store where I am showcasing all of my artworks, plus some other designs as well.
This artwork worked so well with the RedBubble products. Some examples below :-
This dress looks simply stunning in these colors. The link to this one here → A-Line Dress
You can also get this design on numerous phone cases and wallets as well → iPhone Case
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I have fallen in love with Dutch Pours. I just love how the paint flows around the canvas. You never know what you are going to get in the end.
I did this pink toned painting in honor of my Mum. She did some Fluid Art with me last year, I don't think she liked the style of painting very much, but, wanted to do it with me. She wanted to do a painting with pink tones to put in her bedroom. She never did get around to doing one she liked. So, this Dutch Pour I did for you Mum. Hope you love it. I have it on my wall at home.🥰
Canvas used in this project was a 12 inch x 10 inch.
Colours used:-
Amsterdam -Titanium White for the base
Global - Metallic Fuscia
Amsterdam - Ultramarine Violet
Global - Metallic Gold
Amsterdam - Primary Magenta
Paints mixed with Australian Floetrol.
My paint recipe is based on Kanella Ciraco's Aussie paint mix. You can see her video on YouTube on how to mix.
Link to her video here → YouTube
The image above on the Dutch Pour does not do the finished canvas justice. It really turned out very pretty. I think Mum would have loved it. 🥰
Below is my YouTube video, once again I failed at the filming. I had the phone around the wrong way 😆
So, as you can see, it really is a journey with me. A learning experience that is for sure.
Below are some links to some of the products I used in this pour -
Disposable gloves to keep those hands clean → https://amzn.to/3opuw9B
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Hello again Paint Lovers everywhere! I did a Ring Pour this time.
What is a Ring Pour??
A Ring Pour is where you layer the paints in a cup or similar. Then, you pour the paint onto your canvas or whatever you may be using, in a circular motion. It looks like tree rings. You can do a straight ring pour, or, you can use a special "Split Cup" for your ring pour. These are specially made cups specifically for paint pouring. Below is an image of one and a link to where you can purchase them from...
Amazon has a great selection of these split cups - Amazon Store
My method -
First of all I picked the paints I wanted for this pour. I used pre-mixed paints for this one. Much easier than mixing all the paints. They are ready to use straight from the bottle.
Colours used -
Mont Marte - Phthalo Turquoise
Mont Marte - Magenta
Mont Marte- Rose Gold
Mont Marte - Mid Green
Mont Marte - Gold
Mont Marte - Ultramarine Blue
Expression Art- White
You can purchase these pre-mixed paints from Amazon also!
I then prepared my canvas which was an 8x10 inch one. I put tape on the back and put some pushpins in to keep the canvas up off the table.
Next step was to layer the paints into the cup ready to be poured onto the canvas.
What is layered on the bottom of the cup will actually end up being on the top , so, always remember that! I like to layer the colours in contrasting styles to get a more stunning effect. Which is why I like to use gold or sparkly ones in the pour as well.
Now that I have prepared my canvas and have the paints layered, I am ready to pour! I start in the center of my canvas and move my
hand in a circular motion to create the rings. For a regular ring pour
you can stay in the center with the circular motion. There are other
variations too, such as a traveling ring pour, in which you move your hand
and the paint in different directions. This is the part of creating art
that is unique to each person. You can create whatever design you like! Below is what the paint looks like after I have poured it all out onto the canvas. Ready to tilt to cover the whole canvas....
After the excess paint has been tilted off and you are happy with the final result. You can then pop any air bubbles with a torch or heat gun.
The final result!! Not what I expected. Where did all that beautiful darker blue go?? Tilted off or covered by heavier paint most likely. But, I do like how it turned out. To finish your piece you can varnish it with a good quality varnish. Or, as a lot of artists do these days, put a coat of resin on top. Resin really makes the colours pop!
Check out my YouTube video on this pour below -
Below are some links to most of the items I used in this pour.
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