I love your work and I’m grateful for this video, thank you. I think I’ve watched each of your works at least twice, some more, I also share them with my daughter. I get excited when TH-cam tells me something new has come in, I open it to see G77, fantastic. Thank you so very much.
@@DesignerGemma77 Do you use the two mixtures for different projects or are they just two different ways to mix two different types of paint? My granddaughter and I love your videos and can't wait to try your techniques. Thank you so much for kindly sharing your secrets!
Thank you Gemma for your kind and informative video. So many other artists talk about the ratios but never actually show them, your generous spirit is a true God given gift. I love also that your technique does not waste paint to the degree I have seen and your preciseness is amazing. Thank you for all that you do to help others. Love from South Africa ❤
Thank you for sharing your formula! I must tell you I was also quite impressed that you did all this measuring, pouring and mixing and didn’t get a drop of paint on anything, not even the edge of the bottle.
Yes, but what she didn’t show, was when she switched off videoing, she knocked the whole lot over, including over the scales, then she jumped up to try and minimise the carnage, but knocked her table over instead, which hit a bookshelf with all her paints, which sent some shelves crashing down spilling more paint onto the floor, then she slipped and fell head first into the bookshelf briefly rendering herself concussed and wound up with green, blue, yellow and red hair. Oh, hang on, that wasn’t her, that was me yesterday.
@@OutOfFocusWot 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂....gee I am PLEASED you had to clean up that mess and not me 😂😂....more ICE next time girlfriend...bet you got nip and water/ice quantities mixed up
I don’t know if I’m more impressed with your perfection in executing all of the various techniques, or the fact that you are so darn neat and clean in everything you do. Thank you for sharing this!
@@suedesignable The amount of water needed varies with the paint used for each squeeze bottle prepared (brand, color, type) and, perhaps, even your local environment. You have to judge as you mix each, individual color how much water is needed to get the same consistency across all the pouring paint mixes. If you watch the video carefully, you can see Designer Gemma77 testing the flow of the paint by how it runs off of the palette knife between each addition of water.
Actually, this knowledge was a gift from Gemma77 and "God" had zero to do with it. Give credit to the HUMAN who CHOSE to share HER knowledge, not some non existent fairytale entity. 🙄
@@jenniferbenefield512 she shows exactly when she adds the glue ...depending on the type of paints you are using ...if its a more fluid paint like what comes in the 2 oz bottles which are already pretty fluid then you add the paint 1st ...if ypu are using a paint from a tube which those are mostly all a medium body paint then you pour the glue in the cup 1st & then add the paint just as she shows in the video. I'm not sure which part you are having trouble understanding ??? Good luck. 😉😉😉
@@deniseassad2434 I am new to this and did not understand that before you explained it. Thank you. Does she use any silicone or substance that creates cells ever?
Thank you for sharing your technique in such a clean, simple, silent and crystal clear way. This video answers my previously asked question. Would love to see the face behind these videos.
I’m very grateful for your videos, and watch 3 to 5 of your videos every day. I’m one of your biggest fans. Please making videos for beginners. And please stay safe and healthy.
Just realizing the amount of time & care that goes into the preparation of the actual paint before painting even begins? WOW! Just wow. Thank you so much for your ♥️ and dedication
Thank you so much for sharing your formulas. I am just starting out with acrylic paint and this has been the simplest, clear and concise video on how to mix paints.💕🦋
I find your beautiful videos hypnotic and calming... which we need in America right now. I may not ever paint, but I certainly enjoy watching you make these wonderful transformations. Thanks for sharing your gifts.
Wow! Thank you SO MUCH for this step by step mixing video! I like how everything was written down and made things so much easier 😊 I agree with Mandy, best mixing tutorial I’ve ever seen. Thank you for that 👍
Thank you Gemma for sharing your mixing formulas. It has been very helpful as I shop for paints and some stores do not always have the pouring paints already mixed with a medium and at times there are paints of a different brand on sale. Your helpful formulas are much appreciated. Thank you for your beautiful and very creative ideas. 💖🌷🌻
Thank you very much for making and posting this video. It is exactly what I needed to see in order to try some of the amazing techniques that you share. You are a very gifted artist.
OMG!!! May your life be forever blessed. For sharing your formula with the audience and for the many works of Art we enjoy watching you create. I can't wait to try this. Blessings!!
Thank you for sharing your craft. You are so stable and percise in all your videos, not a drop spilled at all,so stable and talented you are in your finely crafted art shared for all to enjoy. Watching your tutorials for me is always a treasure to watch.
Thank you for being so gracious and sharing your "formula". I tend to be more of a recipe kind of person so this will go a long way to helping me. I hope to soon be on my way to the beautiful kinds of results that you have been sharing with all of us.
@@eileens8589 I believe it is, for example, 8 oz paint to 10 oz glue, or 8 gallons paint to 10 gallons glue, or 8 cups paint to 10 cups glue. If the units are the same for both, any quantity can be used. Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for this video, I never would have gotten this right without visual instructions... lol 😂 Your work is gorgeous, I love 💗 it... and can’t wait to try it. Thank you, thank you, thank you 😊
I could watch you all day! Time well spent for me. I am a beginner and your instructions are so precise without a single word. You are wonderful! What a gift you are to the world of art! ❤
I was using the glue right on canvas then layering paint on top then Saran Wrap - created vein like flowers - nice . Think you have the better formula that makes your creations so beautiful. Squeeze bottles my next purchase. Thanks for sharing . I will never be neat like you.😁
Peggy McDermott. I don't think it's a good idea to use glue and paint directly on the canvas. You must use a mixture of glue and acrylic paint. The white I use as the background color is also a mixture of glue and acrylic paint. Thank you for always : )
I'm still having difficulty understanding her mixing formula? the base color, 1 ounce base color/fluid medium, and 1 ounce of glue??...then use water for honey consistency THEN for the color formula, 8 ounces of color, 10 ounces of glue then water for honey consistency?
Thank you for showing us your skills. I love your techniques and I will try them out. I wish you many more beautiful colorful works and a beautiful and joyful life. 🤩
Thank you for the crystal clear instruction. With this new information, I will try the technique again. Your art is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
Gemma, that was a beautifully created video which was so basic that it was very easy to follow and learn from. You did a fantastic job with the process by not including sound which made it very easy to follow. So simple and so very effective. Thank you taking the time and effort to do a great job. Georg
This is the easiest instruction to fluid mixing paint. I was attracted to painting after watching fluid paint but whenever i try it , i fail. I will try again soon and hope it works out, thank you for your awesome videos
being an artist isn't just about being creative or how good your skills are, it's also about discipline. thank you for sharing this. i appreciate every video and it also helps my knowledge to grow more. keep up the goodwork ang may god bless you especially during this rough times. 🤞😇
I agree !!! And I also think the artists personality & genuineness & willingness to help others become better skilled are all just as important as the art & even without ever actually seeing Gemma I would say she is a beautiful person with a beautiful heart, soul & personality. I will just not subscribe to or support an artist who acts like they are better than anyone else or who treat their subs badly or are unwilling to help or even be thankful for their subs who have helped make their channels what they are. I have unsubscribed from several artists who are just all about the money & could care less about helping anyone & there are several.popular artists who are like that & hide behind a very fake personality & try to act all sweet & nice but then behind the scenes treat not 9nly their subs badly buy also fellow artists with well established channels. I have a very good friend who has a popular channel and she is all about the art & teaching & helping others to build on their own skills , always willing to help anyone having an issue but some of the things that other more popular artists do & say to her and others is just awful & its always the ones people think ate so nice & sweet... irs all just a show to get subs & as many views as they can per video & they are making THOUSANDS of dollars a month from TH-cam but dont have the time of day for anyone else. So yes without even ever seeing or hearing Miss Gemma we can just tell she is a beautiful person inside and out & has been blessed with a beautiful talent & skills and I'm VERY thankful that she shares this beauty with all of us. I wish all artists were as kind & winderful.as she is . Maybe one day she will surprise us all & make an appearance. Lol. Bit either way she has a fan for life in me & I'm sure thousands more !!!! Happy pouring/ pulling lol. 💖💖💖💜💜💜💜💜💙💙💙💙😉😉😉😉
Thank you thank you thank you. In Mexico we don’t have floetrol so I’ve been using glue, this video will help me a lot so again thank you so much. Love your work! ❤️
Ana S you can even add vegetable glycerin to your glue medium. Yo compré mi glicerina en la Benavides solo ocupas poquito. Para la cantidad que ella mezcló aquí le agregarías unas dos gotas de glicerina
For a simpleton like me and I'm sure I'm not alone...just putting the ratio of paint to water, to glue, to any other medium would be most helpful. You inspire so many of us to remarkable art form! Thankyou sooo much.
Gemma, I love your work and am inspired to have go (especially with lockdown hours needing filling) I think this tutorial is exceptionally helpful. Thank you. I only add one teeny tiny point to make it easier for those like me - 8 paint to 10 glue = pour 80mls paint + 100mls glue. I need to keep is simple :))
@@billswifejo I think the paint colors have different densities so a scale is more accurate the get the desired consistency. Also, you don't have to clean a measuring cup between each color.
@@billswifejo because paints in the bottle are a different density than paints from the tube ...bottle paints are already more fluid in consistency & tube paints are thicker & would require more glue/water to get them to the same consistency & they all meed to be the same . 😉😉😉
@@carolmelancon Hi Carol I just would like your opinion if you don't mind me asking ... I've been pouring for about 2 years but have never done a chain pull but have been watching Gemma for the past 2 years and absolutely LOVE her work . But watching on my phone screen its a little hard to tell what the consistency is...I know it looks pretty fluid to me but I was wondering if you have tried this technique & what you would compare the consistency to ?? I learned to just eyeball everything & have never used a scale or even own one & I never use the Glue All but did get some specifically for Gemmas technique & it also helps to thicken up.any paints that I may have thinned out too much & that way I don't have to use more paint & keep mixing & mixing lol . So if you can think of something to describe the consistency I would super appreciate it. Like some people say warm honey & so on ...this kinda looks like maybe the consistency of baby oil or a cooking oil maybe .... just wondered what your opinion would be about it. Thanks so much for your time & happy pouring or pulling. !!! Lol. 😜😜😜😜😜😜😜
Thankyou for this wonderful tutorial, Gemma! Just a suggestion, if you add a couple of round pebbles in the containers, it helps to give a good shake before preparing to use the paints! A great tip, i hope others will also appreciate.
how long does the paint last after mixing and putting it in a container? thankyou for the video. As i am just learning how to do this .Very informative. love the videos.
Came here with same question, thinking surely someone else has asked & here you are :) .... Hopefully some-one can answer as I'm very curious too as being a beginner at all this art/craft stuff :)
Thank you so much, Gemma for showing how you prepare your paints. I prepared mine in a similar fashion except I also add a bit of Floetrol (paint conditioner), I will try your recipe and then retry the canvas flower. Wish me luck!
So peaceful to watch you and your work and even the way you mix. Your videos calm me. I especially love the background music and have now started painting and I just love it
Thank you so much for your videos I love them not only are they coming but it's such beautiful work I have one question though could you please explain to me what the purpose of the torch is at the end of most of the painting tutorials
Thank you for a great tutorial on mixing paints 😍. Like most people here, I too am impressed that you kept ALL the paint in the pot. I would have spilled it on the surface, on myself, and anyone else close by 🤔😂
You are an amazing artist! Thank you for this. I have a problem though. I can't read the measurements on the paper for some reason. I wonder if you could answer that. It looks like half paint & half glue with enough water for the right consistency.
So very glad I’ve found you just love yr work wanted to do this painting for long time not knowing how to start You don’t add silicon to every paint this is what I was was unsure of thank you 😊
Thank you for sharing your recipe. I have never tried this kind of painting but you inspire me to try it. Can you tell me how long does the paint last in the container you put it in? Thanks again.
Thank you for share your beautiful téchniques but I don’t know how perfect you are I hope I can do something like that am in California USA but you are in south corea ,thanks again
Hi Gemma I’m watching this in Australia love your art just wondering do you add glue to all the paint for every type of art work you do I am going to try your flower
Designer Gemma77. I asked the question “ do you add glue to all the paint for every type of art work /pour ? “ I don’t want to try to copy without the right medium thanks
Sorry, I now know your question. Why did not I know your question. I put glue on every paint I use. The reason for putting glue is to let the paint dry slowly and increase the working time. And it helps not to crack after the paint has dried.
Thank you for liking my video. I found something similar to the bottle I used in the Amazon. : ) www.amazon.com/7-pack-Plastic-Squeeze-Condiment-Bottles/dp/B01HAWNA5M/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=sauce+bottle&qid=1554297972&s=gateway&sr=8-4
@KM15 yesterday at my local Family Dollar Store, they had the mustard/catsup bottles, 2 in a pack for 90cents a pack. Since I am just beginning, I want to spend a little as possible to see if I can do this.
Thanks for watching my video. If you put glue in the paint, let the paint dry slowly and increase the working time. And help the paint not crack after drying. : )
That’s the question I had in mind! I thought it weird that Gemma was using Elmers glue.🤷🏻♀️ Also I was thinking that it would lighten the color; 🤦🏽♀️but then I remembered that glue is clear when it dries. Thank you Gemma! You’re an Awesome instructor.💕👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹
Instant subscription from me for actually explaining it properly.... on most videos I see them talk about the measurements but they free pour it... this helps a ton.... ty!
Hi Gemma, thank you so much for sharing your tips on mixing paint and glue. I'm able to try and do a canvas now, it will be my first ever acrylic. X. 😊😊😊🐱
I love your work and I’m grateful for this video, thank you. I think I’ve watched each of your works at least twice, some more, I also share them with my daughter. I get excited when TH-cam tells me something new has come in, I open it to see G77, fantastic. Thank you so very much.
Thank you so much : ) 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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@@DesignerGemma77 Do you use the two mixtures for different projects or are they just two different ways to mix two different types of paint? My granddaughter and I love your videos and can't wait to try your techniques. Thank you so much for kindly sharing your secrets!
I couldn't have said it better! Thank you!!! 😊
I too am wondering the same question about the mixing ???
I hope we hear back.
Million thanks for your kindness to share, how to mix and prepare the paint.
God Bless you and prosper your work.
Thank you Gemma for your kind and informative video. So many other artists talk about the ratios but never actually show them, your generous spirit is a true God given gift.
I love also that your technique does not waste paint to the degree I have seen and your preciseness is amazing.
Thank you for all that you do to help others. Love from South Africa ❤
Thank you for sharing your formula! I must tell you I was also quite impressed that you did all this measuring, pouring and mixing and didn’t get a drop of paint on anything, not even the edge of the bottle.
Isee youed elmers glue all/ can you use elmers school glue
I loved your formula and just like Linda said you did not drop anything
@@TheLongshore1 no ...the school glue is a different formula and is not archival & will probably crack or flake over time. 😉😉
Yes, but what she didn’t show, was when she switched off videoing, she knocked the whole lot over, including over the scales, then she jumped up to try and minimise the carnage, but knocked her table over instead, which hit a bookshelf with all her paints, which sent some shelves crashing down spilling more paint onto the floor, then she slipped and fell head first into the bookshelf briefly rendering herself concussed and wound up with green, blue, yellow and red hair. Oh, hang on, that wasn’t her, that was me yesterday.
@@OutOfFocusWot 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂....gee I am PLEASED you had to clean up that mess and not me 😂😂....more ICE next time girlfriend...bet you got nip and water/ice quantities mixed up
Thanks for sharing your trade formula with all honesty. God bless you and prosper you richly.
❤ From Mauritius.
I don’t know if I’m more impressed with your perfection in executing all of the various techniques, or the fact that you are so darn neat and clean in everything you do. Thank you for sharing this!
I still see no measurement for water???
@@suedesignable The amount of water needed varies with the paint used for each squeeze bottle prepared (brand, color, type) and, perhaps, even your local environment. You have to judge as you mix each, individual color how much water is needed to get the same consistency across all the pouring paint mixes. If you watch the video carefully, you can see
Designer Gemma77 testing the flow of the paint by how it runs off of the palette knife between each addition of water.
Thank you for the water info.
Oh! Totally .... I need a shower just after taking the lid off a bottle of paint :( and that'd be a screw cap lid at that 🤣🤣
Knowledge is a gift from God.
Thanks for sharing yours at no charge. May God reward you abundantly. Also...love your work. Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you so much : )
@@DesignerGemma77 spesific glue please? glue for what
@@anggaefriansyah6827 at 1:38. the glue container said elmers glue all. Extra strong formula
Actually, this knowledge was a gift from Gemma77 and "God" had zero to do with it. Give credit to the HUMAN who CHOSE to share HER knowledge, not some non existent fairytale entity. 🙄
@@MichaelEgan66 was about to make the same comment.
This has been one of the most precise, and clear mixing tutorials I, have ever found (so far) on TH-cam. Thank you so much for this video.
Do you pour STRAIGHT glue in to your cup, then add water after adding the colour to get right consistency
@@jenniferbenefield512 she shows exactly when she adds the glue ...depending on the type of paints you are using ...if its a more fluid paint like what comes in the 2 oz bottles which are already pretty fluid then you add the paint 1st ...if ypu are using a paint from a tube which those are mostly all a medium body paint then you pour the glue in the cup 1st & then add the paint just as she shows in the video. I'm not sure which part you are having trouble understanding ??? Good luck. 😉😉😉
Thanks ,wonderful to know that .
@@deniseassad2434 I am new to this and did not understand that before you explained it. Thank you. Does she use any silicone or substance that creates cells ever?
@@debraboeckman5221 ...We are all new here and you can ask her about your silicone question.
Thank you, Gemma, for all your amazing videos. Your work is gorgeous. It has inspired me to learn Acrylic Pouring in my retirement. Blessings to you!
i second that
I third it. You are amazing Gemma. Love your videos. Your art is inspiring.
I can't see the numbers on the scale
I fourth that 🤗
@@mh4502 I 5th it you are amazing Gemma especially sharing it with us. Thank you x
I have never in my life seen anyone as neat as you. I am so messy it is pathetic. 😆
Thank you for sharing your technique in such a clean, simple, silent and crystal clear way. This video answers my previously asked question. Would love to see the face behind these videos.
I’m very grateful for your videos, and watch 3 to 5 of your videos every day. I’m one of your biggest fans. Please making videos for beginners. And please stay safe and healthy.
Just realizing the amount of time & care that goes into the preparation of the actual paint before painting even begins? WOW! Just wow. Thank you so much for your ♥️ and dedication
Thank you so much for sharing your formulas. I am just starting out with acrylic paint and this has been the simplest, clear and concise video on how to mix paints.💕🦋
I find your beautiful videos hypnotic and calming... which we need in America right now. I may not ever paint, but I certainly enjoy watching you make these wonderful transformations. Thanks for sharing your gifts.
Thankyou forever and ever, dear friend because with your technique helped me a lot !!!
Thanks for watching my video : )
Wow! Thank you SO MUCH for this step by step mixing video! I like how everything was written down and made things so much easier 😊 I agree with Mandy, best mixing tutorial I’ve ever seen. Thank you
for that 👍
Thank you so much : )
Thank you Gemma for sharing your mixing formulas. It has been very helpful as I shop for paints and some stores do not always have the pouring paints already mixed with a medium and at times there are paints of a different brand on sale. Your helpful formulas are much appreciated. Thank you for your beautiful and very creative ideas. 💖🌷🌻
Thank you very much for making and posting this video. It is exactly what I needed to see in order to try some of the amazing techniques that you share. You are a very gifted artist.
Thank you for loving my work : )
OMG!!! May your life be forever blessed. For sharing your formula with the audience and for the many works of Art we enjoy watching you create. I can't wait to try this. Blessings!!
Is the scales in ounces
Thanks Gemma, great mixing video tutoriaI AND I love your chain pulls! My goodness they are Absolutely Beautiful!
Thanks again, Pam
Thank you, Gemma!
This really helps and thanks for not chattering. Love the music.
Thank you for sharing your craft. You are so stable and percise in all your videos, not a drop spilled at all,so stable and talented you are in your finely crafted art shared for all to enjoy. Watching your tutorials for me is always a treasure to watch.
Firstly really appreciate your organisation and preparedness, tidy clean work, and lack of waste. Well done
Thank you for being so gracious and sharing your "formula". I tend to be more of a recipe kind of person so this will go a long way to helping me. I hope to soon be on my way to the beautiful kinds of results that you have been sharing with all of us.
Thank you for watching my video : )
I don’t understand the formula. Is that 8 oz of paint to 10 oz of glue?
@@eileens8589 I believe it is, for example, 8 oz paint to 10 oz glue, or 8 gallons paint to 10 gallons glue, or 8 cups paint to 10 cups glue. If the units are the same for both, any quantity can be used. Hope this helps.
Thanks Gemma, great mixing video tutoriaI 👍👍👍
Thank you so much for this video, I never would have gotten this right without visual instructions... lol 😂
Your work is gorgeous, I love 💗 it... and can’t wait to try it. Thank you, thank you, thank you 😊
Thank you so much : )
I could watch you all day! Time well spent for me. I am a beginner and your instructions are so precise without a single word. You are wonderful! What a gift you are to the world of art! ❤
Thank you so much. I love the elegant way you demonstrate your beautiful artwork.
Thanks for loving my video : )
I was using the glue right on canvas then layering paint on top then Saran Wrap - created vein like flowers - nice . Think you have the better formula that makes your creations so beautiful. Squeeze bottles my next purchase. Thanks for sharing . I will never be neat like you.😁
Peggy McDermott. I don't think it's a good idea to use glue and paint directly on the canvas. You must use a mixture of glue and acrylic paint. The white I use as the background color is also a mixture of glue and acrylic paint.
Thank you for always : )
Yeah -it is just my way of doing things without thinking..shortcuts due to whim. Which is why best I see what does work.
Hello, In your other channel I asked about 'Colours mixing ', in this channel I got the right answer. Thanks 🙏 again. Zz
Ok : )
Congratulations! You're a big artist. Thanks.
Very carefully explained and I LOVE the music!! Thank you!!
Thank you so much : )
I'm still having difficulty understanding her mixing formula? the base color, 1 ounce base color/fluid medium, and 1 ounce of glue??...then use water for honey consistency THEN for the color formula, 8 ounces of color, 10 ounces of glue then water for honey consistency?
@@lilycessna3077 it looks thinner than honey consistency 🤔
I love that you go straight on with the glue, THEN add the water! That would work better for me than mixing the glue and water separately. Brilliant!
Shari Girardeau. Thank you : )
I add 2 marbles to my bottles. It really makes it easy to mix at another time 😀
Many thanks for sharing your formula. I very much appreciate it!
Thank you so much for sharing, particularly to amateurs, like myself. It was much needed information.
Thank you for watching my video : )
Thank you for showing us your skills. I love your techniques and I will try them out.
I wish you many more beautiful colorful works and a beautiful and joyful life. 🤩
Thank you for the crystal clear instruction. With this new information, I will try the technique again.
Your art is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much : )
Thanks. U sended link I watched. Acrylic and glue mixing.your method simple and easy. Thanks
At last simple and clear instructions .Perfect thank you.
Thank you for watching my video : )
I'm amazed at how you can keep your work area so clean, and your hands free of paint.
Gemma, that was a beautifully created video which was so basic that it was very easy to follow and learn from. You did a fantastic job with the process by not including sound which made it very easy to follow. So simple and so very effective. Thank you taking the time and effort to do a great job.
Georg
Thank you for watching my video : )
This is the easiest instruction to fluid mixing paint. I was attracted to painting after watching fluid paint but whenever i try it , i fail. I will try again soon and hope it works out, thank you for your awesome videos
First off I'm impressed at how you poured, mixed ,stirred & didn't waste a drop😳
This is so awsome. Exactly what I was looking for - simple and easy. Love your art and gain so much inspiration from your amazing pieces
being an artist isn't just about being creative or how good your skills are, it's also about discipline. thank you for sharing this. i appreciate every video and it also helps my knowledge to grow more. keep up the goodwork ang may god bless you especially during this rough times. 🤞😇
I agree !!! And I also think the artists personality & genuineness & willingness to help others become better skilled are all just as important as the art & even without ever actually seeing Gemma I would say she is a beautiful person with a beautiful heart, soul & personality. I will just not subscribe to or support an artist who acts like they are better than anyone else or who treat their subs badly or are unwilling to help or even be thankful for their subs who have helped make their channels what they are. I have unsubscribed from several artists who are just all about the money & could care less about helping anyone & there are several.popular artists who are like that & hide behind a very fake personality & try to act all sweet & nice but then behind the scenes treat not 9nly their subs badly buy also fellow artists with well established channels. I have a very good friend who has a popular channel and she is all about the art & teaching & helping others to build on their own skills , always willing to help anyone having an issue but some of the things that other more popular artists do & say to her and others is just awful & its always the ones people think ate so nice & sweet... irs all just a show to get subs & as many views as they can per video & they are making THOUSANDS of dollars a month from TH-cam but dont have the time of day for anyone else. So yes without even ever seeing or hearing Miss Gemma we can just tell she is a beautiful person inside and out & has been blessed with a beautiful talent & skills and I'm VERY thankful that she shares this beauty with all of us. I wish all artists were as kind & winderful.as she is . Maybe one day she will surprise us all & make an appearance. Lol. Bit either way she has a fan for life in me & I'm sure thousands more !!!! Happy pouring/ pulling lol. 💖💖💖💜💜💜💜💜💙💙💙💙😉😉😉😉
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Thank you thank you thank you. In Mexico we don’t have floetrol so I’ve been using glue, this video will help me a lot so again thank you so much. Love your work! ❤️
I'm so glad that my video helps you. : )
Ana S you can even add vegetable glycerin to your glue medium. Yo compré mi glicerina en la Benavides solo ocupas poquito. Para la cantidad que ella mezcló aquí le agregarías unas dos gotas de glicerina
Pintar con papel d aluminio
Pintar con papel d aluminio
For a simpleton like me and I'm sure I'm not alone...just putting the ratio of paint to water, to glue, to any other medium would be most helpful. You inspire so many of us to remarkable art form! Thankyou sooo much.
The best video I have seen so far.
Thank u so much for sharing how to mix proportions. Others just do the painting... so informative 👏 👌
Thank you so much, this is something I'd been looking for! I love how neat your work is, without using gloves :)
Thank you for watching my video : )
Anindita Bhattacharya Not a drop of paint. Wow!
Noticed the same!
I find your videos amazing. So much talent.
Gemma, I love your work and am inspired to have go (especially with lockdown hours needing filling) I think this tutorial is exceptionally helpful. Thank you. I only add one teeny tiny point to make it easier for those like me - 8 paint to 10 glue = pour 80mls paint + 100mls glue.
I need to keep is simple :))
Chris Reynolds thanks for the tip l didn’t know if it was grams or mls now l do
If it’s mls, why is she measuring using scales?
@@billswifejo I think the paint colors have different densities so a scale is more accurate the get the desired consistency. Also, you don't have to clean a measuring cup between each color.
@@billswifejo because paints in the bottle are a different density than paints from the tube ...bottle paints are already more fluid in consistency & tube paints are thicker & would require more glue/water to get them to the same consistency & they all meed to be the same . 😉😉😉
@@carolmelancon Hi Carol I just would like your opinion if you don't mind me asking ... I've been pouring for about 2 years but have never done a chain pull but have been watching Gemma for the past 2 years and absolutely LOVE her work . But watching on my phone screen its a little hard to tell what the consistency is...I know it looks pretty fluid to me but I was wondering if you have tried this technique & what you would compare the consistency to ?? I learned to just eyeball everything & have never used a scale or even own one & I never use the Glue All but did get some specifically for Gemmas technique & it also helps to thicken up.any paints that I may have thinned out too much & that way I don't have to use more paint & keep mixing & mixing lol . So if you can think of something to describe the consistency I would super appreciate it. Like some people say warm honey & so on ...this kinda looks like maybe the consistency of baby oil or a cooking oil maybe .... just wondered what your opinion would be about it. Thanks so much for your time & happy pouring or pulling. !!! Lol. 😜😜😜😜😜😜😜
Thank you for sharing your technique which I am so fascinated with. You have made me curious of doing this, just beautiful art.
Dawn Duncan. Thank you so much : )
The best tutorial!!! Thank you teacher!
Thanks
Thank you so much : ) 🌹🌷❤️🌹🌷❤️
Merci beaucoup de nous faire partager votre recette !! Cela va bien m'aider. Vos toiles sont fabuleuses, j'aimevotre style.
Merci beaucoup. Je suis heureux que cela vous aide. : )
Thank you very much. I'm glad it helps you. : )
Thank you for sharing your beautiful art work and your methods. I love them!
thanks for the info,I appreciate it.. I also love your piano music, it reminds me of Jesus our Lord &savior. Have a blessed evening ♡ pamy
Hello mam I am new here. .thank you so much you are a true teacher explain everything very well..
Thankyou for this wonderful tutorial, Gemma! Just a suggestion, if you add a couple of round pebbles in the containers, it helps to give a good shake before preparing to use the paints! A great tip, i hope others will also appreciate.
Wow. It's a really good idea. Thanks. : ) I am worried that when the paint is turned over, the gravel will block the entrance.
Thank you! Very good tip with the pebbles!
Someone kindly suggested 2 marbles which I thought a very good idea. Getting over the nozzle could still cause a problem though.
Goodness I'm glad i watched you do that because i had it all wrong sis. Thank you
how long does the paint last after mixing and putting it in a container? thankyou for the video. As i am just learning how to do this .Very informative. love the videos.
Came here with same question, thinking surely someone else has asked & here you are :) .... Hopefully some-one can answer as I'm very curious too as being a beginner at all this art/craft stuff :)
It should last 6 months at least
I have just t follow you and have seen very few videos. You are genius❤. Thanks for sharing your secret formula🙏
This is very helpful technique. Keep uploading! 😊
내공과 한방울도 흘림없이 깔끔한 마무리 감탄했읍니다!!!
손을 보니 아름다운 여성인거 같아요~^^
아이공. 감사합니다 ^^
Thank you so very much!! Such gorgeous results. Trying today, again. Been making smeary messes thus far. Love your work!!!!!
Thank you so much : ) I'm glad that my video is helpful to you.
Designer Gemma77 🥰
Wonderfully inspiring! Thank you so much for teaching us and prompting us to try for ourselves. You are a master mentor - and a talented artist!
Crick Licklers. Thank you so much : )
I love your art. You are very talented!
Thank you so much : )
Many many many thanks to you. Precious video
Thank you 🙏 you work so clean i always make a mess 🎉🎉💐💐🌟
Thank you so much : )
Thanks Gemma, great mixing video tutoriaI 👌👍👍👍
Thank you so much, Gemma for showing how you prepare your paints. I prepared mine in a similar fashion except I also add a bit of Floetrol (paint conditioner), I will try your recipe and then retry the canvas flower. Wish me luck!
I'm glad that my video is helpful to you. Of course I'll wish you luck. : )
How did it work?
So peaceful to watch you and your work and even the way you mix. Your videos calm me. I especially love the background music and have now started painting and I just love it
Thank you for sharing this paint recipe!
Thank you so much : )
아크릴물감에 목공풀 섞으시는 거군요~ 너무감사합니다
잘보고 있어요
감사합니다 ^^
Thank you so much for your videos I love them not only are they coming but it's such beautiful work I have one question though could you please explain to me what the purpose of the torch is at the end of most of the painting tutorials
Thanks for loving my painting. The reason I use a torch is because the torch removes air bubbles and makes cells. : )
Thank you for a great tutorial on mixing paints 😍. Like most people here, I too am impressed that you kept ALL the paint in the pot. I would have spilled it on the surface, on myself, and anyone else close by 🤔😂
You are an amazing artist! Thank you for this. I have a problem though. I can't read the measurements on the paper for some reason. I wonder if you could answer that. It looks like half paint & half glue with enough water for the right consistency.
Mix 1 part acrylic paint with 1 part glue and add water little by little to adjust concentration. Thank you.
So very glad I’ve found you just love yr work wanted to do this painting for long time not knowing how to start
You don’t add silicon to every paint this is what I was was unsure of thank you 😊
Thank you for sharing your recipe. I have never tried this kind of painting but you inspire me to try it. Can you tell me how long does the paint last in the container you put it in? Thanks again.
Thanks for watching my video. The mixing paint in the bottle can be used for over a month. : )
Thank you for share your beautiful téchniques but I don’t know how perfect you are I hope I can do something like that am in California USA but you are in south corea ,thanks again
Hi Gemma I’m watching this in Australia love your art just wondering do you add glue to all the paint for every type of art work you do I am going to try your flower
Thank you for watching my video. I hope you get good results. : )
Designer Gemma77. I asked the question “ do you add glue to all the paint for every type of art work /pour ? “ I don’t want to try to copy without the right medium thanks
Sorry, I now know your question. Why did not I know your question.
I put glue on every paint I use. The reason for putting glue is to let the paint dry slowly and increase the working time. And it helps not to crack after the paint has dried.
This is a very useful answer. I have often wondered why glue is used with the paint. Thank you Gemma🥰
Thank you very much! Your video is fantastic and your mixtures are fantastic... 🙏❤ Love from Italy 🇮🇹
Thank you so much : )
Hi, love your videos and art. I am just wondering where you purchase the empty squeeze bottles that you put your mixed paint into?
Thank you for liking my video. I found something similar to the bottle I used in the Amazon. : )
www.amazon.com/7-pack-Plastic-Squeeze-Condiment-Bottles/dp/B01HAWNA5M/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=sauce+bottle&qid=1554297972&s=gateway&sr=8-4
@KM15 yesterday at my local Family Dollar Store, they had the mustard/catsup bottles, 2 in a pack for 90cents a pack. Since I am just beginning, I want to spend a little as possible to see if I can do this.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful art and your process for creating it.
This art is amazing! I love how gifted you are. I’ve never seen this before.
This may be a silly question but why do you use glue?
Thanks for watching my video. If you put glue in the paint, let the paint dry slowly and increase the working time. And help the paint not crack after drying. : )
Thank you that makes sense.
That’s the question I had in mind! I thought it weird that Gemma was using Elmers glue.🤷🏻♀️
Also I was thinking that it would lighten the color; 🤦🏽♀️but then I remembered that glue is clear when it dries.
Thank you Gemma! You’re an Awesome instructor.💕👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹
Fantastic tutorial! So easily explained... Thank you!
I enjoy your work.I live in Scotland.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you : )
Thanks for your video. It's really helps me to know how to mix❤.
Thank You for showing us the formula! It’s easier then I thought! I just bought a digital weighing machine! I love your art, I find it very inspiring!
Brilliant didn't know i should mix with fluid acrylics so thank you
Thank you my dear friend Really appreciated you and Jesus Christ will be bless you 💖🙏
Thank you for this tutorial. I want to try your techniques because they’re SO beautiful 💕
Instant subscription from me for actually explaining it properly.... on most videos I see them talk about the measurements but they free pour it... this helps a ton.... ty!
I have been inspired by your videos. Your work is so beautiful.😍
Thank you so much : )
Thank you for sharing your formula, I have been looking for this for ages! I can’t believe I found it, thanks to you 🙏
Hi Gemma, thank you so much for sharing your tips on mixing paint and glue. I'm able to try and do a canvas now, it will be my first ever acrylic. X. 😊😊😊🐱
Thank you for watching my video : ) I hope you get good results.
Designer Gemma77 I will let you know hahahaha. X 😊😊🐱 🐱