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Krazy Fluid Art
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2023
Welcome to my You Tube Channel where I will share with you all my experiences through Fluid Art and Acrylic Pour Painting.
#23 Small blue reverse swipe
In this video, I paint a small, round cheeseboard using the Reverse Swipe technique, also known as the loaded pallet swipe technique. This is one of my favorite fluid art techniques, alongside the bloom.
With this technique you basically are swiping with the swipe tool loaded with your colours in reverse, i.e you pop your cell activator on first then your colours, flip it over and swipe away.
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Colours Used:
In order placed on the swipe tool
- Cell Activator - Titanium White
-- This Little Piggy - Brulee
-- This Little Piggy - Abalone
-- Turquoise
-- Curelean Blue
-- Phthalo Blue
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With this technique you basically are swiping with the swipe tool loaded with your colours in reverse, i.e you pop your cell activator on first then your colours, flip it over and swipe away.
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Colours Used:
In order placed on the swipe tool
- Cell Activator - Titanium White
-- This Little Piggy - Brulee
-- This Little Piggy - Abalone
-- Turquoise
-- Curelean Blue
-- Phthalo Blue
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Please Like, comment, and subscribe to see all my future videos.
You can follow me on social media at the following: krazyfluidart
www.facebook/krazyfluidart
All my creations are available for sale at: www.krazyfluidart.com
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#22 Jewellery making from a paint skin
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In this video, we explore the process of jewellery making from paint skins. We go though each step from creating the paint skin, using the cabochon on the paint skin, and attaching the cabochon to the pendant. This is a 4-5 day process condensed into 50 minutes. I hope this helps anyone wanting to try making paint-skin jewellery. Please Like, comment, and subscribe to see all my future videos. ...
#21 Beach Clock Swipe
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Watch as I bring this stunning beach-inspired clock to life, complete with a serene sunset design! In this video, I showcase the creation of a 36cm square clock using refined beach swipe techniques, learned and perfected at the Shellee Art Live event in Brisbane. The piece is finished with a glossy resin coating, complemented by elegant gold numbers and clock hands, making it a perfect blend of...
#20 Lazy Susan Reverse Swipes
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This video is about the creation of this stunning lazy Susan, which I painted initially as a Reverse Sweep or a Loaded Pallet Sweep. I didn't like the first swipe I did so instead of redoing it I continued to play with it and the end product is with me not giving up. Colours Used Pillow - White Cell Activator - Titanium White * TLP Abalone * Colbolt Teal * Pthalo Blue NOTE colours are loaded on...
#19 Cloud Pour on Cheeseboard
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Video #18 Cloud Pour on Cheeseboard This video is all about doing a cloud pour on a cheeseboard. I have never attempted this before but I’m sure you will all agree that the end result is stunning. Australians cannot access Vallejo Iridescent Pearl Medium which makes cloud pours difficult. But thanks to Mitchell from Rain and Pours (www.youtube.com/@rainandpours) we now have a workable recipe (v...
#18 Blue Coasters on White and Black
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Two sets of coasters created with the same colours, with the only difference being the pillow and cell activator. One set created on White Pillow with White Cell Activator and another set Made with Black Pillow and Black Cell Activator. I love how you can see the contrast between using White or Black Pillow and how difference the blues pop. Colours Used Pillow - White or Black * Atelier French ...
#17 Cheeseboard Golden Magenta Reverse Swipe
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Join me in creating a stunning small cheeseboard using the reverse swipe technique. I love the colour combination and how the reverse swipe technique gives really unique results. Apologies for getting the colours so wrong in the video (I have added the correct colours as titles and below) Colours Used: Pillow - White As layered on Swipe Tool Cell Activator - Titanium White * Atiler Quinacridone...
#16 Cheeseboard double pink bloom
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Please join me in this creation video on this stunning double-handle cheeseboard with multiple blooms on each end. Colors used Pillow Paint - White * Atelier Quinacridone Magenta mixed with Dioxazine purple * Atelier Quinacridone Magenta * Golden - Quinacridone/Nicole Azo Gold (QNAG) (Discontinued) - Alternative - Tri-Art Golden Yellow * This Little Piggy - Ballgown * This Little Piggy - Shimme...
#15 Mulled Wine bloom swipe video
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In this video i used what I call a modified bloom where I layer my paint and blow it put without the cell activator on. I then add small amounts of cell activator on a swipe tool and spread that in random locations. I then spin this to create a coaster that isn’t full of cells Colours used: Pillow - White * Boom Gel - Mulled Wine * Boom Gel - Metallic Gold * This Little Piggy - Ballgown Cell Ac...
#14 Cloud Pour Clock - Aussie Style
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This is a very quick video on doing a cloud pour Aussie Style. Australians cannot access Vallejo Iridescent Pearl Medium which makes cloud pours difficult. But thanks to Mitchell from Rain and Pours (www.youtube.com/@rainandpours) we now have a workable recipe (video #75 and #76). To learn how to master the cloud technique please watch Willie B Studios as she is the queen of this technique www....
#13 Blue Bloom Bloop
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#13 Blue Bloom Bloop In this video, I create a set of 4 coasters using the bloom technique, but I add some of my pillow paint after I have blown the bloom out to give the coasters a unique look. The bloom Bloop was created by Iris De and I love how it's a great way to cover up any parts of your bloom you don't like. Colors Used: Pillow Paint - White * Boom Gel - Royal Blue * Boom Gel - Peal Ess...
#12 Cheeseboard - Two Colours Red and Gold
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A beautiful round cheeseboard created by swiping with two simple colours Colours Used: Pillow Paint - Black Custom Red DecoArt 24k Gold Cell Activator - Oxide Black and custom Gold Please Like, comment and subscribe to see all my future videos. You can follow me on social media at the following: krazyfluidart www.facebook/krazyfluidart All my creations are available for sale at: w...
#11 Clarke Square bloom cheeseboard
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Welcome to the creation video of Clarke a beautiful square cheeseboard created using the SheleeArt bloom technique. Colours Used are: Pillow - White Boom Gel - Pearlescent Baby Blue Atiler - Diox Purple TLP Hustle mixed with Pearl Essent deom EDP Boom Gel - Royal Blue Mattise - Quindacone Magenta TLP Creschendo Cell Activator - White Please Like, comment and subscribe to see all my future video...
#10 - Jack the Cheeseboard - Reverse Swipe - The whole process
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This is Jack, Jack is a beautiful Round Cheeseboard that I have done a "Reverse Swipe" (loaded pallet swipe) on. This video shows the whole process from start to finish of how I prepare, paint, and resin my cheeseboard. Unfortunately, there is a technical glitch and the voiceover is missing as I layer the colors. Colors are listed below - most important thing for a reverse swipe is to place you...
#9 Straight lines
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This video is all about straight lines on my cheeseboards. I get asked constantly how I manage to get my resin in a nice straight line. During this video I go though the process from prepping my boards for painting to prepping and applying resin. I hope you find it informative and shows you the steps I take to get a beautiful finish on my products. Please Like, comment and subscribe to see all ...
#5 This Little Piggy - Black Forrest Sample
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#5 This Little Piggy - Black Forrest Sample
And a second question if you don’t mind? I actually like the tiny silvery effect that comes through at times. Do these “bubbles” cause any issues? Thank you, in anticipation. Xx
Excellent video. Thank you for your generosity in sharing. Question from a complete newbie - Is there any problem with putting the nailpolish straight on to the metal holder then glueing the glass piece on to that once the nailpolish dries?
Ur jewellery is amazing Megan, thanx for sharing ♥️
Thank you so much, I am so glad you like it.
Love ❤️ 😍
thankyou so much.
Thanks for sharing. I have attempted a few beach swipes...you have given me some great tips. Can I please ask where you got your square board?
Thankyou. Im very lucky to have a friend who cuts them all on his CNC machine. Im in Melbourne Australia if your a local i can pop you in contact with him.
@ thank you but no I’m in Newcastle 🥰
Thanku so much for sharing 🩵
Thank you for showing this process. I learnt a lot! It’s beautiful 🤩
I’m new to your channel and have subscribed. I also live in Melbourne and I’m curious, as to how you resin through the cooler days of Autumn and the freezing cold of winter. I love the Stone Coat Art Coat, however, I do all my art work, in my garage 😂. I can’t resin in the house, as I have Parrots, dogs and a cat. I find the cooler weather very frustrating, as I can’t resin any of my paintings or do any resin art. Can you assist me, with any suggestions, please? I have been looking for a cloud pour recipe, for a long time, if you linked your recipe, I want to thank you, I also will go to Mitchell’s channel and look it up. Now, your cloud pour, in blues is gorgeous, I do love your colour palette. There is something very calming, tranquil with blue. You managed to achieve the effect of depth in this piece, beautifully executed 😍♥️💐
Im fortunate enough to have a spare room set as my studio that on winter on resin days i have a heater on to keep the room warm. I also sit my Stone Coat in hot water for about 10 minutes to warm it up and make it easier to use. I can email you a copy of Mitch’s recipe if you want, but its in my video description too.
@@KrazyFluidArt thank you for your reply. I do have a spare room, however because I have Parrots, I can’t resin in my house, as parrots breathe in 100% oxygen, which means they would breathe in 100% Resin fumes. Ohh the trials and tribulations of arting 🤣♥️
@@KrazyFluidArt I took note of your recipe for the cloud pour. Thank you so much. I look forward to your next video 🙏♥️💐💐
@@fionapopovic4523i feel your pain. i have a cat and dog. i have sealed my spare room off so no fumes enter the rest of the house with plastic cover over the door and i have a air purifier in the room as well. not sure if thats possible for your parrot but might be worth investigating.
@@KrazyFluidArt thank you 🙏, I sincerely appreciate your suggestion. I will definitely research it, as it would be wonderful to not have to stop arting/resining through the winter 🥶
Great coasters! So pretty ❤ sorry to be a pain but I've only done two paintings so far and the rest is just learning through watching other people, soooo.... What sort of paint do you use for your pillow paint? And I couldn't help but notice that you scraped you excess paint from the black coasters and put it back in the pillow paint pot, do you do this with all your black pillow paint excess? Also, what do you do with your white? Tia!
Im in Australia so I use a Spring Paint for my white and a British paints for my black. I scape and use all my excess back and reuse that for other pillow paints.
@KrazyFluidArt I've bought the British interior low sheen white to use, but the same in spring is almost half the price! Is it the interior low sheen that you use also? (Sorry, on a pension, cost of living, blah, blah, blah) my budget thanks you in advance 😅
@@Smudgie81sorry for the delay in replying. The spring paint i use is the light blue tin. its flat plastic walls and celling interior. I hope that helps.
What about black pillow and white CA?!?
ohh good idea. ill give that a shot later in the week.
Wow this is so cool 🤩 I love making coasters, so I’ll have to give this method a try! Thanks for the tutorial and insights!
Ohh please do I would love to see what you create.
Gorgeous!!!
thankyou so much.
They are really beautiful. I wouldn’t have thought to do this so thank you for sharing. 😊
Fantastic video, very informative. Love the results, so beautiful 😍
Thanks Cass. this was my first live recording I did with two cameras. Lining up the videos for editing was fun 🤣🤦🏽♀️
Thanks for this. I assume that tube paints are only mixed with Aussie Floetrol?
Yes all my paints and pigments are measured with Australian Floetrol which is on the ingredient list in the video.
Thanks for doing this tutorial. I watched the video that Mitch did months ago and have never got around to trying it yet. The only thing I don’t have is the BP ceiling paint but do have some Decoart satin enamel, so may use that in place of the ceiling paint. Your clock will be amazing. I think this is the best Aussie Cloud Pour I have seen. 😊
Ohh thankyou so much, I'm still very much learning this technique and cant wait to get better at it. I got my British paints from Bunnings if that helps
I’ve not yet tried it either. I think I missed Mitch’s video, I’ll go back and look at that too. But otherwise I have everything else. I’ll give it a try I think . Thanks for the video
Thanks so much for a great instructional video. You really covered everything. I don’t know if you are aware that there is no sound when you are laying the colours and when you pour the resin.
oh dear thanks for the heads up. ill upload a new video with correct sound tonight
With Frog tape being so expensive, why don't you fill it the board back with regular tape?
regular tape does not seal well or great for boards. i buy frog tape in bulk and its added into the cost of making my cheesebaords
Very informative!! Thank you, now I want to try this!!
thankyou. i hope it helps.
Look at those beauties!!! I haven’t done coasters with them but going to give them a go now. Love it!🌈🩷🩵💚💜💛
They came out so unexpected. I’m going to try more with other interference when I get home. Have fun with them.
So beautiful! 💖🌸
Thankyou so much.
Also for some reason I am unable to subscribe! Any tips?
Ohh I’m not sure. What happens when you try?
Love these! A very helpful video. Love those colors and composition of each tile!! You also are funny!! Made me lol!! I have the flat faced dryer too but haven’t used it yet. - Rae Coffelt
Thankyou I have always been a excitable person. 🤣🤣
It says ‘error - please try again’. Tried again just now and same error pops up.
Ohh that’s weird. Have you tried all the usuals like loging out and in or clearing cache.
These are really pretty ♥️💐
All four coasters are gorgeous. Loving your excitement with each new coaster and playing with different base and C.A colours. Great video ♥️💥🙏💐💐
Thankyou. Sometimes it hard to hide how excited blowing can be.
Love these colors and the red CA. I also love your coaster tray! Unique and clever! I’m going to try those colors as well as your coaster tray!
The coaster tray was a simple but effective design. Makes life so much easier.
Great video. I have made the same mistakes 😂
Very easy to do. All part of the process.
Awesome job. Good luck in your video adventure.
Thankyou. It’s a exciting journey to be on.
Congratulations on your first video!! ❤
Hi Cass. Thankyou so much. The first of many hopefully.