That's a really great DP! One bit of feedback, you might want to use a microphone as, even with my volume at 100, it was still a little difficult to hear you. But looking forward to more of your videos :-)
Thank you I was happy with the outcome with this one! I will take this on board and will make adjustments in my next video. As a measure for this video I have added my own subtitles to help. Thank you for the sub and I'll see you in the next video :).
I have to listen at high volume, too, but because of the background music. It often turns out to be not so background, often louder than the persons voice. Being partially deaf doesn't help, but I miss half of the video if I've got the subs on! It's a no win situation. Lol
Im very new to this art but found when using PVA, paint and a splash of water it have a thick skin on the top which then won't blow!! Ive tried so many different ratios but with same result. Can you help me with this please? Thanks for all the videos.
Dutch pours are great, although I agree they aren't the easiest. I'm constantly still learning through my own experiments. Good luck with your paintings!
It is so nice to hear 'lollipop stick' instead of 'popsicle stick.' This is one of the best tutorials I've seen, too, and I have watched loads over the past couple of years or so!! It turned out beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
70% PVA to 30% water, but he states it needed more water… …paint ratio used is up to the artist for obvious reasons, but he does advise more paint for the background 👍
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Very informative. As a beginner, it is very useful for me. Thank you, now I'm going to paint myself.
Love your art and your voice!🦋🦋🦋🦋
Thank you!
Love your art and btw I’m an 11 ur old artist
Bravo!
Very nice I like the way you explained everything. Good job
That's a really great DP! One bit of feedback, you might want to use a microphone as, even with my volume at 100, it was still a little difficult to hear you. But looking forward to more of your videos :-)
Thank you I was happy with the outcome with this one! I will take this on board and will make adjustments in my next video. As a measure for this video I have added my own subtitles to help. Thank you for the sub and I'll see you in the next video :).
I have to listen at high volume, too, but because of the background music. It often turns out to be not so background, often louder than the persons voice. Being partially deaf doesn't help, but I miss half of the video if I've got the subs on!
It's a no win situation. Lol
Im very new to this art but found when using PVA, paint and a splash of water it have a thick skin on the top which then won't blow!! Ive tried so many different ratios but with same result. Can you help me with this please? Thanks for all the videos.
Please let me know you thoughts in the comments. What do you use for your pouring mediums?
I've just started and learned that you can just use water to thin the acrylics so I'l let you know how that goes.
Beautiful! I tend to go back to floetrol, PVA and water. Finally doing some Dutch pours. Not as easy as it looks 👀 Thanks for the video 🙏
Dutch pours are great, although I agree they aren't the easiest. I'm constantly still learning through my own experiments. Good luck with your paintings!
It is so nice to hear 'lollipop stick' instead of 'popsicle stick.'
This is one of the best tutorials I've seen, too, and I have watched loads over the past couple of years or so!!
It turned out beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Good, well explained tutorial. Soft and pretty result.
Glad you liked it!
Pergunta como fazer a mistura e consistência das tintas o que você coloca nas tintas coloridas?
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Thank you for the step by step guide! I will be giving PVA a go next.
Good luck!
Did you put any silicone in the mix? Looks fab!!
Thank you, I'm glad you like it! I used no silicone in this. I only used PVA, water and paint. In my more recent videos I only use water and paint.
Hi ! I love your work , please Can you tell me again the ratio of pva glue and acrylics that you use 🥺
That's wonderful. But please, what ratios did you use for the paint and medium mixture? 50% paint with 50% glue/water mixture? or more? THANKS
70% PVA to 30% water, but he states it needed more water…
…paint ratio used is up to the artist for obvious reasons, but he does advise more paint for the background 👍
@@BeardLAD thank you so much
Just subscribed loved the tutorial thanks
Thanks for the sub!
I am a beginner, and I really liked this video, but it was very hard to hear.
Thank you
How much PVA glue and water ?
Does the paint crack after it dries with the PVA glue and water?
Hi! No, this dried just like this with no cracking.
Thank you
It might crack after some time .Beautiful painting.
Good job it looks very glossy ..did you varnish it