Also, it's important to know that the colors under the cell activator need to be thicker than the activator. That, I believe, is the key. I live in Colombia and we can't get any kind of floetrol without ordering and breaking the bank so I only use water with great results as you have pointed out. Thanks for sharing this process to the masses.... people are really disillusioned with Aussie floetrol being the only key to success. It's consistency and quality of the various elements.
My understanding (which could be wrong) is the pillow is the thickest, paints all consistent and thinner than the pillow, the cell activator the thinnest. I thought the cell activator you use should sink while the colours underneath rise and that creates the cells and lacing. So knowing the density of the colours is helpful 🤷🏼♀️ it is confusing with so many artists having their own methods
@@Livingstone497 what you wrote is exactly what I initially thought but since then and with all the reading and experimenting I've done, it's all the more confusing depending on what technique you're using. Certainly boggles my mind.
Hey,thank you for the explanation, I only have 1more question, is the white pillow paint acrilic or latex based, because I constantly hear house paint, were I live that is mostly latex based.
@@audreytryba2575 pillow paint is generally only used for the shelee bloom technique. The pillow paint can be any cheap house paint in white or eggshell with a satin or semi gloss finish. Latex is water based and generally used for indoor painting. Acrylic paint is chemical based and used outdoors because it is more durable and can expand and contract based on the weather. There are so many different pour paint techniques. Check all of them out and try them all😊
This is great. No one has made it this simple before. I'm just beginning to get into this type of art and I need all the help I can, the simpler the better. Thank you.
I just watched your tutorial, I am amazed with the production of cells, its difficult and very expensive to get flowtrol over here in the U.K. and I have to say its refreshing watching your tutorial and not hearing the following words quote "Dollar store, or flowtrol" unquote. In the UK our paint supplies are very expensive not like the USA so I will try your handy hint on how to get cells in flow art with just paint and water. Thanks much appreciated. Joyce
This is really stunningly beautiful! And so easy! I live in Sweden and nothing is cheap here or easy to come by. When I moved here from Brittain, where you could get everything your heart desired and you didn't even have to order it online, but could get it in a shop, I felt I was moving into a cultural desert. It still often feels like that, but solutions like yours definitely help! Thank you!!
Thank you from the UK . I’m new to this art form and I explored it because I want to make my own tiles to put around a fireplace - I’ve practised a lot but can’t seem to create what I want snd this video today has helped me clarify the technique and the colours I need so thank you . Your voice is soothing and reassuring too , I love your accent !
Nice! I have always had great luck with US Floetrol, Amsterdam paints, and a few drops of water. The key is waiting 2-3 minutes after swiping, before doing anything else. I think a lot people move too quickly.
I'm gonna try that, waiting a bit. Cause I think I start panicking that not many cells are gonna be on it, so I hit it with heat or blow on it. Thanks for the tip!
Very grateful for this tip. Floetrol is expensive in India and I am just starting. Got beautiful cells with just paint and water activator. Thank you so much
Thanks so much for sharing ...always wondered what a cell activator was other than drops of silicon added to colors. Good to know that there are simpler and less toxic methods.
Hi Renate, silicone is more of a cell additive that goes in the colours, a cell activator works a little different as you can swipe with it or do blooms and it's not a problem to resin your piece when dry unlike when you use silicone in your colours.
Thank you so so SO much! I have been watching a squillion videos whilst trying to work out how to make a cell activator. And then! I found you! You are an amazing and wonderful person and I'm in love with your accent! Again thank you so much for such a simple and fun tutorial. Masses of flowers from a very poor HCA from the UK ❤️
I don’t like the clumping past. I’ve found that it’s better if you loosen the paint first stirring it. Then add a little water to loosen again and keep doing that no lumps and quicker. Thanks for the lesson. I’m Australian too. 💕
@@CheriBomzArt unfortunately, like all other things in this particular artform depends on the paint, the temp, the container it's in, etc. metal tubes can be warmed by sticking them in a cup of uncooked rice that's been warmed to just above room temp in the microwave. Plastic tubes can be warmed by substituting the rice for water. If you're only using a small amount and you have nesting containers, like those little takeout dip containers, you can put your paint amount in one cup and then place enough warm water in a second cup to (securely) float the cup. Just a few seconds is all you need
This was the best and easiest cell activator info video I've seen. Really appreciate you making this for us as it has been really frustrating with the ones where people are using Australian floetrol. Well done! I love the examples, very beautiful! Jenny - Vancouver Canada
You just explained so much to me! And saved me money on importing aussie floetrol to US. And i finally understand how to use a cell activator with a swipe.
If you allow me a little add to your video, I would advise you to use distilled water, not the one from the tap. Also just for paint mixing, they’ll stay good forever.
@TripleG69 its due to all the water particulates. As an example, the water here has a lot of lime. So we have to filter the water. Distilled is so that the water used is safe. However, if you don't have filtered Water and distilled is expensive, set out a glass of water for a day. The air will get rid of a lot of the yuck in it.
Awesome! I just bought white and black Amsterdam paint last week! I can’t wait to try them with only water! I never get pretty cells like you all get! Im just not producing pretty paintings at all. The struggle is real.
@@venomfluidart Thank you. You guys are always so encouraging, especially for those of us who are new to this form of art. I really appreciate the videos you all take the time to do for us and also very much appreciate that you always take the time to answer questions!
I noticed you're using ceramic tile for the demonstration. I learned very early on in my painting experience, these save wrecking canvas. And if I really like what came out I sign it and seal it with uv resin and it goes in the sell box.
Thank you so much for putting this video together. I am a beginner so I think will be a great starting point for me. Oh, I could watch your videos all day!!!
You have such an easy going style, my only question is what your colored paints are mixed with? Cells seem to elude me and I just NEED to get some kind of a return! you know what I mean? Therefore I want to follow your recipe perfectly. Then I’m going for it! Thanks for your great videos!
That last one knocked my socks off! Thanks for sharing this with us! I chuckled when you said it was winter, oh Lordy, this was a long time ago. We just hit peak fall color time here in SW Michigan, USA. It did nothing but rain here all day yesterday, and there's a definite chill in the air! So, these colors of summer have warmed me up! Thanks, and you must be headed for spring by now! Enjoy! Great work! Unfortunately in my work space, spinning is out of the question. Ugh, I'd love to try these sometime though. Cheers!
You are absolutely amazing sweet Wombat!! This is fantastic. So much better than any other CA video and it only took one of them. . Haha. You are a true talent and I appreciate so much your help, love, support, encouragement and friendship. You rock Mate!! 😁❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nice video. It is important to know the rest of paint you used along with the sale cell activator like the consistency and mix opouring medium because that balance is also important to get the results you got. Thank you so much.
Mmmm it's really not that important to be honest, you can get the same result from just decoart paint strait of the bottle . All my pouring medium,ca etc are in the other videos also 👍
I have been trying many different pours and cell activator Combinations but nothing is working. I guess I am not understanding everything. The "pillow" or "cloud" that is sometimes used...I am using primer house paint. The main colors I am using paint, water, American Floetrol, silicone, sometimes white glue, and minwax wood conditioner. I don't necessarily use all the the ingredients at the same time but those are the things I have tried but I have yet to get cells Iike yours. I do this mixing with all my paints, not just black and white for the tops. I don't think I am grasping the idea
Thank you for an easy-to-understand video!! I loved that last tile it was gorgeous. I just found your channel today and subscribed. I look forward to doing some binge watching of your videos.
Because people are programmed into thinking there's only one way to achieve the same results. Like doing courses that cost a fortune, special additives etc. This is just cheap, easy and gives great results for beginners. 👍💙🐨
Hi Venom! Love this video, I also used only water for CA… but I would like to know which kind of PM did you use in your differents color paints, because also its important to see the reaction on those, because CA can react different on colors that are made with some of the many pm’s that exist, (sorry if you dont understood, my native language is spanish, I’m from Viña del Mar, Chile) Hug for you ! 👏👏👏🍀🌷🖼👩🎨😊
@@venomfluidart Thank you so much, you are s great artist, I have seeing it and I love all your curiosity with all the mixture you do! Awesome! 👏😊🖼👩🎨🌷👏👏👏👏🍀😍🤩
I’m new to this technique and have a question. If water and paint work this well, what is the purpose of using the Aussie Floetrol? Are the cells different? Love your work by the way! 😊
Floetrol is a paint conditioner, it’s great for stopping brush and roller strokes in paint, it also slows the drying time down. I still use the Aussie floetrol on bigger pieces that I’m selling as it’s cheap here but does help keep the paint more fluid as it dries. Cheaper paint also doesn’t like too much water added before it breaks down.
@@venomfluidart thanks for the info! I was more interested in why use the Floetrol for cells when just water and paint does so well? Do you get better or more cells using the floetrol for your CA? I’m just curious. Thanks again!
I am so grateful to you for taking the time to make this video. I have been buying Australian floetrol from Fluid Art Co. for some time. When I moved to France from California it became a bit more pricey but now that it has been banned in Europe I have been fiddling about with the U.S. floetrol, Owetrol and all the additives. Now I can't even get U.S. floetrol delivered here. So, like I said - I am so grateful to you. XX
Namasté, I'm only a year late seeing this but better now than never😏.. Your work is phenomenal and you do make it look quite easy. I'm sure you put heart, soul, sweat and precious time into your art to be able to achieve such gorgeous outcomes. More often than not, that which is too easy isn't worth it bc if it's worth it, it won't be too easy.. your time spent was well worth it and viewing your work is like witnessing magic manifest.. blessed be
Thank you so much Tara , yes there's thousands of hours research , testing, practice in getting my results, but it's definitely been a load of fun and it's great to share with others to help them get the same results 🐨♥️
Unbelievable. I never thought just paint and water would work. Thank you. Aussi floetrol costs me a fortune shipping to the dominican republic. I will def. try this 🌈🌈🌈
Thank you so much, I can’t afford Australian flow troll at 50.00 usd ouch! Now we have a solution for the problem and I’m so happy, I’m glad I kept looking thanks 🙏🏻
At last a simple instruction that I understood 🎉and I’m in the uk so hard to get flotrol the last tile was absolutely gorgeous thank you for sharing Leisha 😊
Good to know, and thank you for sharing. I'm in Canada, Australian Floetrol can only be purchased abroad and it costs a small fortune to get it here. We do have Flood Floetrol so I'll definitely try it with Flood and water when I run out of my only Australian Floetrol bottle.
Loved the results using the black Amsterdam best as so dramatic. I’m watching this a year after you made it and wish I had seen it before I bought a bottle of Aussietrol which Owetrol (UK equivalent to Floetrol) produced as an equivalent to Australian Floetrol! I have a pot of Amsterdam so will give it a try. Thanks?
Very cool. Thanks so much. I always thought the cell accelerator was expensive. I was not ever going to try it. You made me curious to try. You're awesomeeeee 🤟😎🤟✌️❤️ these all came out great
I'm in love with your voice lol...being from so. california, it's very calming...sorry to the Misses if there is one lol...no disrespect meant. I haven't done any pours yet, but I love them and am soaking my brain with information before getting started. I love watching videos that make the process cheaper and easier...here in the states, prices are crazy right now, ty.
Hi, your video popped up on my list today so thought id check it out. At the 1st part when your mixing the 1st mix up. I have never used this kind before but Something i do when mixing with the water is put it in a bottle and shake ut up and then let it sit. So you dont have to spend as much time stirring lol. Thanks for your video! ❤
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Also, it's important to know that the colors under the cell activator need to be thicker than the activator. That, I believe, is the key. I live in Colombia and we can't get any kind of floetrol without ordering and breaking the bank so I only use water with great results as you have pointed out. Thanks for sharing this process to the masses.... people are really disillusioned with Aussie floetrol being the only key to success. It's consistency and quality of the various elements.
I'm just in that situation and I'm ... 😁🙏🏻
My understanding (which could be wrong) is the pillow is the thickest, paints all consistent and thinner than the pillow, the cell activator the thinnest. I thought the cell activator you use should sink while the colours underneath rise and that creates the cells and lacing. So knowing the density of the colours is helpful 🤷🏼♀️ it is confusing with so many artists having their own methods
@@Livingstone497 what you wrote is exactly what I initially thought but since then and with all the reading and experimenting I've done, it's all the more confusing depending on what technique you're using. Certainly boggles my mind.
Hey,thank you for the explanation, I only have 1more question, is the white pillow paint acrilic or latex based, because I constantly hear house paint, were I live that is mostly latex based.
@@audreytryba2575 pillow paint is generally only used for the shelee bloom technique. The pillow paint can be any cheap house paint in white or eggshell with a satin or semi gloss finish. Latex is water based and generally used for indoor painting. Acrylic paint is chemical based and used outdoors because it is more durable and can expand and contract based on the weather. There are so many different pour paint techniques. Check all of them out and try them all😊
Great to hear an Aussie voice
Thanks for watching Christine 🥰🐨🇦🇺
This is great. No one has made it this simple before. I'm just beginning to get into this type of art and I need all the help I can, the simpler the better. Thank you.
Thank you Brenda , glad I could help 🥰
Exactly, everyone is so complicated, this is much easier and beautiful cells..
Same here!
@@brendahill7714 it more difficult than the vids make it out to be...good paint, knowledge of density (prob most important), mixing ratio,
I just watched your tutorial, I am amazed with the production of cells, its difficult and very expensive to get flowtrol over here in the U.K. and I have to say its refreshing watching your tutorial and not hearing the following words quote "Dollar store, or flowtrol" unquote. In the UK our paint supplies are very expensive not like the USA so I will try your handy hint on how to get cells in flow art with just paint and water. Thanks much appreciated. Joyce
This is by far the easiest and best instruction on cell activation. Thank you!
Thank you Leonor 🐨💖
This is really stunningly beautiful! And so easy! I live in Sweden and nothing is cheap here or easy to come by. When I moved here from Brittain, where you could get everything your heart desired and you didn't even have to order it online, but could get it in a shop, I felt I was moving into a cultural desert. It still often feels like that, but solutions like yours definitely help! Thank you!!
Omg. The second tile was absolutely beautiful even before you spun it. Thank you so much. I’m a complete admirer! They are all so beautiful!
Thank you yateley 🐨❤️
Thank you from the UK . I’m new to this art form and I explored it because I want to make my own tiles to put around a fireplace - I’ve practised a lot but can’t seem to create what I want snd this video today has helped me clarify the technique and the colours I need so thank you . Your voice is soothing and reassuring too , I love your accent !
Thank you kay, I hope it helps 💜🐨
Thank you!!!
You've even got Peacock cells!!
Will try for sure!
Thank you for watching Jennifer 💜🐨
I love how every painting is so different...im going to try these with my 8 year old grand daughter.
She will love it Robyn 💙🐨
Wow...wish I had seen this a long time ago. You have made this very easy. Thank you so much ❤😊
The easiest and clearest recipe I've seen. Thank you!❤
Nice! I have always had great luck with US Floetrol, Amsterdam paints, and a few drops of water. The key is waiting 2-3 minutes after swiping, before doing anything else. I think a lot people move too quickly.
I'm gonna try that, waiting a bit. Cause I think I start panicking that not many cells are gonna be on it, so I hit it with heat or blow on it. Thanks for the tip!
I am in the US also.
Where are you getting the Amsterdam paints from?
Thank you
Very grateful for this tip. Floetrol is expensive in India and I am just starting. Got beautiful cells with just paint and water activator. Thank you so much
Glad I could help 👍💜🐨
Thanks so much for sharing ...always wondered what a cell activator was other than drops of silicon added to colors. Good to know that there are simpler and less toxic methods.
Hi Renate, silicone is more of a cell additive that goes in the colours, a cell activator works a little different as you can swipe with it or do blooms and it's not a problem to resin your piece when dry unlike when you use silicone in your colours.
AMAZING blooming amazing. thank you so very very much. I live in a senior centre and we don't have good quality paint. I'm just thrilled we have paint
Thank you so so SO much! I have been watching a squillion videos whilst trying to work out how to make a cell activator. And then! I found you! You are an amazing and wonderful person and I'm in love with your accent! Again thank you so much for such a simple and fun tutorial. Masses of flowers from a very poor HCA from the UK ❤️
Thank you raven, I'm so happy I could help 🥰💜
A thousand times thanks your your information!
Glad it was helpful dinie 🐨❤️
Can't begin to tell you how appreciative I am to learn this method.
Looking forward to trying this out. Ty so much!
Your tiles are beautiful!
Gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing this video and your wonderful talent and easy instructions. Love to hear you talk !!
Thank you so much Mary 🐨💜
I don’t like the clumping past. I’ve found that it’s better if you loosen the paint first stirring it. Then add a little water to loosen again and keep doing that no lumps and quicker.
Thanks for the lesson. I’m Australian too.
💕
Same! Also *slightly* warming the paint helps it soften up and incorporate water or medium better
@@Lynn_Clifton Warm it how ?
@@CheriBomzArt unfortunately, like all other things in this particular artform depends on the paint, the temp, the container it's in, etc. metal tubes can be warmed by sticking them in a cup of uncooked rice that's been warmed to just above room temp in the microwave. Plastic tubes can be warmed by substituting the rice for water. If you're only using a small amount and you have nesting containers, like those little takeout dip containers, you can put your paint amount in one cup and then place enough warm water in a second cup to (securely) float the cup. Just a few seconds is all you need
Thank you for the demo. It was interesting to watch and motivating to try just water.
This is an excellent tutorial regarding the CA. Really well done, bravo ❣
Thank you ❤️🐨
What does ca mean. Newbie here!
Thank you SOOOOO much for this demo!!! This chick from the East Coast of the USA abundantly thanks you! You’re a delight to learn with. 😁
Thank you for sharing this with us ❤ You are a great artist ❤
Thank you so much Sandra 🐨❤️
Thanks for showing such an easy and simple method , your a star.
I wasn't thrilled with the colors at first...YOU MADE ME A BELIEVER! Beautiful results!!!
Thank you 💜 🐨
Omgosh❣️. I am So Surprised w the results I got w just paint and water 😉🥰😁 will save me $$$ trying 2 get Aussie Flotrol
This was the best and easiest cell activator info video I've seen. Really appreciate you making this for us as it has been really frustrating with the ones where people are using Australian floetrol. Well done! I love the examples, very beautiful! Jenny - Vancouver Canada
Thank you Jenny, the Aussie floetrol is fantastic but so expensive anywhere else in the world. Thank you so much for watching ❤️🥰🐨
Hey Jenny, how did you make out with the recipe? I’m from Squamish
@@venomfluidart how does it get so shiny?
You just explained so much to me! And saved me money on importing aussie floetrol to US. And i finally understand how to use a cell activator with a swipe.
If you allow me a little add to your video, I would advise you to use distilled water, not the one from the tap. Also just for paint mixing, they’ll stay good forever.
I second this comment about distilled water!
Even just filtered tap water will see the paints good for many months! ❤️
Yes!! I was watching this on my TV and thought the same thing.
Please explain why? Distilled water is expensive.
@TripleG69 its due to all the water particulates. As an example, the water here has a lot of lime. So we have to filter the water. Distilled is so that the water used is safe. However, if you don't have filtered Water and distilled is expensive, set out a glass of water for a day. The air will get rid of a lot of the yuck in it.
Thank you very much for this démonstration, i think you are the best coz u simplifiy for biguinners lost in all kind of products !!! thank you
Awesome! I just bought white and black Amsterdam paint last week! I can’t wait to try them with only water! I never get pretty cells like you all get! Im just not producing pretty paintings at all. The struggle is real.
Just take it one step at a time Melanie, it can be so frustrating when things don't work but when the finally do its awesome 👍🥰🐨
@@venomfluidart Thank you. You guys are always so encouraging, especially for those of us who are new to this form of art. I really appreciate the videos you all take the time to do for us and also very much appreciate that you always take the time to answer questions!
I noticed you're using ceramic tile for the demonstration. I learned very early on in my painting experience, these save wrecking canvas.
And if I really like what came out I sign it and seal it with uv resin and it goes in the sell box.
Thank you so much for putting this video together. I am a beginner so I think will be a great starting point for me. Oh, I could watch your videos all day!!!
Thank you so much for watching lori ❤️🥰
Very helpful 🙏🏻
I love the spinner!! That is so much better than the usual mess.
Thank you I’ve been looking for an easy cell activator. Love your art
Thanks so much Edith ❤️🐨
You have such an easy going style, my only question is what your colored paints are mixed with? Cells seem to elude me and I just NEED to get some kind of a return! you know what I mean? Therefore I want to follow your recipe perfectly. Then I’m going for it! Thanks for your great videos!
I leaned so much . I can’t wait to try it!!!
That last one knocked my socks off! Thanks for sharing this with us! I chuckled when you said it was winter, oh Lordy, this was a long time ago. We just hit peak fall color time here in SW Michigan, USA. It did nothing but rain here all day yesterday, and there's a definite chill in the air! So, these colors of summer have warmed me up! Thanks, and you must be headed for spring by now! Enjoy! Great work! Unfortunately in my work space, spinning is out of the question. Ugh, I'd love to try these sometime though. Cheers!
Thank you Emily, yes it's spring now and just started to warm up a little 🥰🐨
This video changed everything (swipe/bloom)for me,thank you
You are absolutely amazing sweet Wombat!! This is fantastic. So much better than any other CA video and it only took one of them. . Haha. You are a true talent and I appreciate so much your help, love, support, encouragement and friendship. You rock Mate!! 😁❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hahaha thank you chuckles 💜🥰🐨
@@venomfluidart your very welcome. 💜💜💜
This is the very best and easiest CA ever.(with Amsterdam). I'm in the States. I'll save Floetrol for whatever! Thank you so much ❤
Going to give this a go, thank you SIR! Been pulling my hair out looking to get these results for months.
Happy to help 👍🐨
why even buy that difficult paint wen u day the othrroones work so much better, I don't get it I would just through it out!!
u didn't put silicone or any cell activator? how does it get cells then??
so do all Amsterdam s do this?
the black part looks so 3D, awesome, I just jumps out at ya
Thank you for sharing the recipe for your paints. Very much appreciated.
Nice video. It is important to know the rest of paint you used along with the sale cell activator like the consistency and mix opouring medium because that balance is also important to get the results you got. Thank you so much.
Mmmm it's really not that important to be honest, you can get the same result from just decoart paint strait of the bottle .
All my pouring medium,ca etc are in the other videos also 👍
I have been trying many different pours and cell activator Combinations but nothing is working. I guess I am not understanding everything.
The "pillow" or "cloud" that is sometimes used...I am using primer house paint.
The main colors I am using paint, water, American Floetrol, silicone, sometimes white glue, and minwax wood conditioner. I don't necessarily use all the the ingredients at the same time but those are the things I have tried but I have yet to get cells Iike yours.
I do this mixing with all my paints, not just black and white for the tops. I don't think I am grasping the idea
You have a birdy! Cool. Nice Video! Thanks
What was your paints and pigments mixed with that you swiped over with the CA?
I'd also like to know
Yes, he sprayed something over it before the watered down paint .
Thank you, this was so nice to see how simple it can be, if the floetral is not available for a reasonable price.
Wow they worked a treat. Wouldn't have expected such a great result without floetrol but there you go. Thanks for sharing Daz 💙
You are more than welcome mate, happy to help 🐨💜❤
This is amazing. With this mixture, one can afford to practice a bit and improve their technique. Thank you
Fantastic video! This is exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you so much.
Thank you valorie ❤🐨
How good is the Aussie accent? So nice to hear on you tube. Champ recipe too
Thank you for an easy-to-understand video!! I loved that last tile it was gorgeous. I just found your channel today and subscribed. I look forward to doing some binge watching of your videos.
So it’s 3:1. Paint /water ?? & can add Aussie or USA Floetrol
If we want ?
Oh! I just love mixing videos
Why doesn’t everyone use your mixes for cells? Beautiful and abundant cells easier and cheaper. I am a beginner so need to learn what I am missing
Because people are programmed into thinking there's only one way to achieve the same results. Like doing courses that cost a fortune, special additives etc. This is just cheap, easy and gives great results for beginners.
👍💙🐨
Why do you use that awkward paint ? What is the equivalent? I'm in Germany.
Thank you for sharing this recipe and your talent! I liked them all but the last one was really awesome!
Hi Venom! Love this video, I also used only water for CA… but I would like to know which kind of PM did you use in your differents color paints, because also its important to see the reaction on those, because CA can react different on colors that are made with some of the many pm’s that exist, (sorry if you dont understood, my native language is spanish, I’m from Viña del Mar, Chile) Hug for you ! 👏👏👏🍀🌷🖼👩🎨😊
It's untinted house paint mixed with josonja gloss varnish, here's a video on how I mix it th-cam.com/video/Mp2hay7XEec/w-d-xo.html
@@venomfluidart Thank you so much, you are s great artist, I have seeing it and I love all your curiosity with all the mixture you do! Awesome! 👏😊🖼👩🎨🌷👏👏👏👏🍀😍🤩
Can you please write the name of the ingredients you mixed with acrylic colours to activate cells?
@@purnimakoul I think it Just densité of paint like more or less water in each paint not sure ahah
I actually used this recipe yesterday with blue paint. It turned out great. Thanks for the tip
Very nice, Thank you so much. Did you mix anything into your colored paints? Thank you
Your a life saver. Cells have eduded me until tlli u came along x
Glad I could help Kathy 🐨💙
I’m new to this technique and have a question. If water and paint work this well, what is the purpose of using the Aussie Floetrol? Are the cells different? Love your work by the way! 😊
Agree...I never get those cells
Floetrol is a paint conditioner, it’s great for stopping brush and roller strokes in paint, it also slows the drying time down. I still use the Aussie floetrol on bigger pieces that I’m selling as it’s cheap here but does help keep the paint more fluid as it dries. Cheaper paint also doesn’t like too much water added before it breaks down.
@@venomfluidart thanks for the info! I was more interested in why use the Floetrol for cells when just water and paint does so well? Do you get better or more cells using the floetrol for your CA? I’m just curious. Thanks again!
Perfect! Nice method against floetrol! Thank you very much!
excellent!!! thank you bc i was looking for more info. on cell activation and what to use and how to mix etc. thank u for your time !
You’re speaking to me! You’re incredible!!!
I am so grateful to you for taking the time to make this video. I have been buying Australian floetrol from Fluid Art Co. for some time. When I moved to France from California it became a bit more pricey but now that it has been banned in Europe I have been fiddling about with the U.S. floetrol, Owetrol and all the additives. Now I can't even get U.S. floetrol delivered here. So, like I said - I am so grateful to you. XX
You're welcome lulu 💗 💓
A beginner from Australia 🇦🇺 appreciate this video. Thank you for the water tip. Julie
You're welcome Julie, glad I could help ♥️🐨
Namasté, I'm only a year late seeing this but better now than never😏.. Your work is phenomenal and you do make it look quite easy. I'm sure you put heart, soul, sweat and precious time into your art to be able to achieve such gorgeous outcomes. More often than not, that which is too easy isn't worth it bc if it's worth it, it won't be too easy.. your time spent was well worth it and viewing your work is like witnessing magic manifest.. blessed be
Thank you so much Tara , yes there's thousands of hours research , testing, practice in getting my results, but it's definitely been a load of fun and it's great to share with others to help them get the same results 🐨♥️
very good video...good to hear an Aussie male voice in this arena with excellent advice
Thank you snuffy 🐨💜
Glad to know it's possible with just paint and water, thankyou, very helpful ❤
Ps I'm in Spain..
Unbelievable. I never thought just paint and water would work. Thank you. Aussi floetrol costs me a fortune shipping to the dominican republic. I will def. try this 🌈🌈🌈
`Thank you for such a simple recipe. I have recently discovered pouring painting and find it fascinating.
Very beautiful and so simple. Thank you.
Thank you lynder 🐨💜
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Thank you so much, I can’t afford Australian flow troll at 50.00 usd ouch! Now we have a solution for the problem and I’m so happy, I’m glad I kept looking thanks 🙏🏻
At last a simple instruction that I understood 🎉and I’m in the uk so hard to get flotrol the last tile was absolutely gorgeous thank you for sharing
Leisha 😊
Thank you leisha 🐨💙
I am in the UK and got some on amazon uk
That is incredibly beautiful, in design & colors!
So easy to understand when you show us step by step. I don’t have Flotrol.
Thank you joy, I hope this helps for you 🐨❤️
Nice paintings! I love the bright colors ❤
Great advice,thanks for sharing really useful for me ,😊not sure what to use
This was so helpful! Thank you for sharing your time!
You're welcome hazel ♥️🐨
Wow paint and water, just like that, so easy!!! Thanks Darren
You're welcome Jackie 😊
Oh and congrats on the 5k subscribers, has taken me a whole year just to get to 100, lucky I enjoy it 👌💙❤️🇦🇺
Good to know, and thank you for sharing. I'm in Canada, Australian Floetrol can only be purchased abroad and it costs a small fortune to get it here. We do have Flood Floetrol so I'll definitely try it with Flood and water when I run out of my only Australian Floetrol bottle.
Have you tried USA floetrol?
I am going to try this.if I get a reasonable result from my health scans tomorrow. I would love this thanks for showing how easy it maybe.
Fingers crossed Sandra 🤞 🥰🐨
Great job, I’ll definitely be trying it.
Unbelievable. I love when you have a bit of a play. Means we all learn something. That’s more cells than I get with roo brew. 🤦🏼♀️❤️💜😎
Thank you cindy 🥰🐨💜
Hi, I find it hard getting many supplies. this is the best video for someone as myself. Many thanks.
Thank you so much for watching 🐨💙
Loved the results using the black Amsterdam best as so dramatic. I’m watching this a year after you made it and wish I had seen it before I bought a bottle of Aussietrol which Owetrol (UK equivalent to Floetrol) produced as an equivalent to Australian Floetrol! I have a pot of Amsterdam so will give it a try. Thanks?
Still waiting on getting house paint for swipe and bloom. Thank you for making CA simple
Love those last two tiles. Fabulous
Very cool. Thanks so much. I always thought the cell accelerator was expensive. I was not ever going to try it. You made me curious to try. You're awesomeeeee 🤟😎🤟✌️❤️ these all came out great
Thanks so much for making this easier!!! I enjoyed your demos!
Thank you for watching Martha ♥️ 🐨
I'm in love with your voice lol...being from so. california, it's very calming...sorry to the Misses if there is one lol...no disrespect meant. I haven't done any pours yet, but I love them and am soaking my brain with information before getting started. I love watching videos that make the process cheaper and easier...here in the states, prices are crazy right now, ty.
Thank you Mia, yep fluid art can get really expensive. Video #244 also has some cheap ways of doing blooms and swipes 🐨💙
I've watched so many videos and can't get any cells, i am a beginner so can't wait to try this tomorrow, thanks so very much for sharing 😊x
Thank you for your video. Beautiful pieces
Thank you ann ❤️🐨
❤ thanks , I gone try it tomorrow, and Will let you know , ik I get cells.
Hi, your video popped up on my list today so thought id check it out. At the 1st part when your mixing the 1st mix up. I have never used this kind before but
Something i do when mixing with the water is put it in a bottle and shake ut up and then let it sit. So you dont have to spend as much time stirring lol. Thanks for your video! ❤
Fantastic facts and info without annoying music!
Thank goodness I found your channel! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much 🥰💜🐨
Good to see something from Australia with products which are available here
❤Thanks for the explanation. I want to try .