I am New in this. I didn't tray yet. Do you put pouring liquid in color before you mix it with color. Also I got synthetic oil for making cells in color. NOW i watch this video and have no klue whot is in larger canister 😢. Tell me how do I begin. Give me eny advice please. Vith love Ana
@@anazec2887Floetrol is in the large canister. You prepare each color mixture separately first, like she did in this video. When each color is ready, then you add it to your cup, like she did in this mixture. I have no idea what synthetic oil is, so if you got that off a video, follow the video instructions that told you to buy the synthetic oil. Everyone does their paint pours a little different so it's best to stick with one person and try their techniques to see if it works for you. Then you can always look someone else up and try their techniques. I don't suggest mixing techniques before you even try the first one.
Better late than never. I really like the water only painting. It's "soft" looking, tranquil, but there's areas that are sharper so it's a nice contrast. Plus, for me, the water only painting pulls me into it - like looking at clouds
Thank you for this. I actually like the vibrancy of the colors in the Floetrol painting, but I like the lack of the cells in the water only painting. I'm collecting paints and canvases to try my hand at this artwork (I have never considered myself and artist or thought I had and artistic bone in my body). I think it is so neat!
Wow. This was the most therapeutic experience I have had in a long time. The music. The methodical nature of the process. The colors and movement. The video alone was a work of art. Thank you ❤️
It might sound strange but what looks really artistic to me is the streams of paint sitting in the water like open roses. I’d love to see a photo of that close up
I was thinking the same thing. In photography class we had an assignment where you take a close-up of something and then the class would try to figure out what it was. I always go there in my mind when I see compositions that could be taken in photos.
Same here, Cyndi! I'm really rethinking all my pouring mediums, and tiring of bubbles and cells. I love the translucency of the water-only design. We should try this experiment on our channels!
I like both for different purposes. The floetrol mix has an interesting image as it is. The water mix I would be inclined to use as a backdrop for a clock or a quote, it has a more ethereal feel.
Great comparison! In this instance, I actually like the water one, but I tend to prefer pouring with Floetrol because it's hard to get good results every time with water.
I’m not an artist like most of you, but I like both. Floetrol maybe a bit more, but I suppose it depends on the look you’re going for. Great video. Great to see side by side.
love this,, iv been watching loads of videos trying to figure out ratios and it just clicked the whole purpose of floetrol,, that it prevents paints blending together,, i always had issues yrs ago painting just normal paints with brushes why my colours always ended up in a blended dark purple, it all makes more sense now, this is a new venture i plan on starting when i build up supplies and learning first and to attempt these on small canvases to start off with, i need to understand the after care of the canvas once the painting is complete and dry, can you use glitters or anything along with metallic paints? iv always used acrylics as they are a favourite and a perfect paint, great video, ill be checking out lots more from here
wow amazing video! I also do acrylic painting and I always thought I needed glue or Floetrol to make this work. but Now I know :D thank you !! I like both of them btw
I'm deciding I want to do one of each. I love how you did this video contrasting and comparing and doing it without any words. Just visual. So nice! Beautiful work. I like this natural flow out of any other work I've seen on TH-cam with the pouring techniques 🌈🌅🌈
First, I love the way you filmed this! I have never tried water only, but I will now. I use Flotrol some, but I really like a glue/water mix because I like the finish. Of these two of yours, I would pick the water.
@@entelakusi-kauffmann9038 never used Elmers glue as it hasn't been on the GB market long and costs a lot more than domestic brands. Woodworking quality pva is still fairly cheap but thicker and stronger as a glue than school craft pva and I find that works in similar proportions as recommended for floetrol.
I actually like them both... for different reasons. The water only - doesn't have as many cells, and the colors aren't as vibrant, however, the colors blended together to form new colors, which gives the painting a more ethereal, dreamlike look, which I love. The floetrol colors have more cells, which if you like that kind of look, it sparks more interest. But what pulls me into the second one is the colors. There is a little blending of colors there, not as much, but the colors are more vibrant, more alive to me which I also love. There's also a bolder distinction between the colors. I don't have a choice of one painting over the other... I actually love the distinctive differences between the two.
This overall quality of your canvas is going to depend on the quality level of your paints.. professional level paints has has higher pigmentation and doesn't look as flat vs student level paint which has lower level quality pigmentation that can separate causing the colors to look less bright. Golden Fluid Paint Vs Paint Masters Pouring paint is a good comparison. You can add just water to the Golden Fluid paints without issues whatsoever but student level paints start to separate a bit when diluted.
I am brand new to this scene. Like 1 day old, maybe 1.5 days if we include today🤪 and I am so happy your video was presented to me! This video was exceptionally informative both in make up, and end result comparisons. So thank you for sharing this! While the water one is such a soft blending and full of rolling clouds of power. If you rotate the floetrol one 90 deg AC, it looks like a fish chasing a bubble of life or something, i think it is a really cool, that that burst of cells just changed the picture entirely.... whatever it is that you may see. ❤ thank you!
I like the fact it shows 2 different ideas ! Compare the paints mix overall that was great 👍🏼 I do like the water with paints gives a dreamy flow than other one . ❤️
Both are good. It would depend on what outcome you're looking for. If you don't want cells, water is fine. I've only ever used Australian floetrol and I noticed that the UK one is thicker and gives less cells. If I don't want cells, I use a mixture of PVA glue and water as my medium. I do love Amsterdam acrylics. Thank you for sharing ✌️❤️
They are both lovely, but I definitely prefer the Floetrol one better.....there is more going on with the colours appearing to be more vibrant, with 3D effects, clear lines and some cells....a little bit of everything to catch the eye.
It truly depends on what you like, either the softness of the water one or the more vibrant one with cells on it. I personally love both of them and think that it's great that you can do this pour with water only. Thankyou for your tutorial great information 👍
This is second time today you've helped me. I do prefer 'water only'...it lets me see into the layers of paint. So big grazie, again. Happy painting Fran NM USA
I’m concerned with such paintings about the amount of plastic cups and paints ending in the environment after cleaning, or even what happens to the paint that’s tipped off, after watching many ppl do this no one seems to talk about this, maybe I’m too “green” The paintings do look cool though, just wish I had some answers regarding the environment 👍🏻
@@expatmoose ive started myself and i agree... Its not only not a "green" thing to do but its also very expensive. Paint/medium/silicone/torche/plastic cups/protections like shower curtain... And i dont know how its possible to save the left overs... You would have a large amount of brown paint at the end. I dont know yet if i will continue... But there is definitly a way to make that leizure a bit more "green"
@@mllev.sexologie therefore I use glass jars to recycle instead of plastic cups, pour straight from that put the lid on when finished if any left over, I’m just starting too with only the basics, also with my leftovers that drop of I try to pour in a spot so I can lay a canvas on the dropped paint, I turn the canvas 45 degrees right still on the paint, e’voila another painting down from drops, you should try it👍🏻 happy painting
@@expatmoose i will for sure! Thanks for the advice!!! By the way.... Can i use just 50 acrylic and 50 paint medium? And a bit of water to make is like honey texture? There is too much receipe and since i am a mother of 5 the budget is so low ;)
The water-only design is richer, more depth, no annoying pock-marks and bubbles. After three years of acrylic pouring, I am finally rethinking both Floetrol and GAC800. The jury is still out on Liquitex Pouring Medium. Well done video, new sub here.
I like both of them. The water only blends pretty good, and it produces calm mellow. Whereas the flotrol one has many cells and is spectacular. It's makes me feel the activity going on in the painting, so if I try this, I'd do it depending on my mood at the time
Thank you for this video! I am doing my first ever pours this week and I had no clue about the Floetrol etc.....I actually prefer the water only results, I like the more solid colors and prefer no cells in the painting.
They are both stunning! I also love your presentation of both methods. I want to attempt but would like to know how long I should expect the painting to take to dry completely?
I like both, for different reasons. I wonder if you could do the water version, & then do some areas of the floetrol on top of that, 'cause that would be awesome.
Nice comparison, but shouldt the water/paint ratio be different (to replicate the thicker, more opaque consistency of flotrol/water/paint mixes? I wonder if a 60:40 or even 70:3 ratio od paint/water would provide more vivid colors like the floral example?
Ty I love the comparison videos. You did a great job. Not sure which I like better. What are u measuring it at? Grams, oz. I know its a stupid question. Just want to make sure. Thank you
Comme l'a dit Scarlatine, la vidéo est déjà 1 œuvre d'art musique melange😉et couleurs. Pour ma part , je ne sais tjrs pas ce que je préfère avec ou sans cellules. TOUT ME PLAIT . Laisser fuir ces couleurs dans l'aléatoire procure tranquillité, rêverie sérénité. Il faut que je m'y attelle. En espérant que ce que je vais tenter ne me mette pas en colère😠😠. Si c'est le cas , je m'apaiserai en regardant tes vidéos et lirai les commentaires extras des youtubeurs 😉☝😁😁😁 Bonne journée à tous ❤❤❤
So beautiful. Please recommend what butane torch and fuel you prefer and where you purchase it. Thanks w Roxanne, what are the dimensions?, what are the dimensions?
Thank you for this. I actually love them both. Is there a way to make the water only one without it making the canvas look a little like it was eater soaked? Cause I just loved it
Which one do you like better? :)
I Like both😂😍👍🏻
I like the water only one better.
I don’t like the way the water one crinkled a bit in that area when it dried.
Question: is that an American brand of Floetrol?
Thank you! :)
Seems most people prefer that one. :)
I’m probably going to be in the minority but I actually prefer the water over flattop one, it has a dreamy quality that I like
Haha, thanks a lot, Karen! :)
Same
Me too
I love it too
The water version was wayyyyyy nicer looking , I agree
The water only one is GORGEOUS. It looks so smooth and other worldly. I love it.
Thank you very much for the feedback! :)
I am New in this. I didn't tray yet. Do you put pouring liquid in color before you mix it with color. Also I got synthetic oil for making cells in color.
NOW i watch this video and have no klue whot is in larger canister 😢.
Tell me how do I begin. Give me eny advice please. Vith love Ana
@@anazec2887Floetrol is in the large canister. You prepare each color mixture separately first, like she did in this video. When each color is ready, then you add it to your cup, like she did in this mixture. I have no idea what synthetic oil is, so if you got that off a video, follow the video instructions that told you to buy the synthetic oil. Everyone does their paint pours a little different so it's best to stick with one person and try their techniques to see if it works for you. Then you can always look someone else up and try their techniques. I don't suggest mixing techniques before you even try the first one.
I love the water only one. It has a ghostly effect that captivates me. Smoke in mirrors! 👏🏽
Thanks a lot, Nicole! :)
I am going to try the water only, can you help me with the ratio? Thank you
Better late than never.
I really like the water only painting.
It's "soft" looking, tranquil, but there's areas that are sharper so it's a nice contrast.
Plus, for me, the water only painting pulls me into it - like looking at clouds
Thank you very much!
Thank you for this. I actually like the vibrancy of the colors in the Floetrol painting, but I like the lack of the cells in the water only painting. I'm collecting paints and canvases to try my hand at this artwork (I have never considered myself and artist or thought I had and artistic bone in my body). I think it is so neat!
Thank you so much, Terri! I wish you the best good of luck with your first piece! :)
@@VizoliArt THANK YOU!
It's a craft more than an art I believe.
The one with Floetrol is much vibrant, lines well defined, no mudiness, right amount of cells 👍
Well said. Thanks for watching!
Wow. This was the most therapeutic experience I have had in a long time. The music. The methodical nature of the process. The colors and movement. The video alone was a work of art. Thank you ❤️
I'm glad you like it! :)
It might sound strange but what looks really artistic to me is the streams of paint sitting in the water like open roses. I’d love to see a photo of that close up
Thank you very much!
I will post close ups to my instagram, follow me! :)
Thanks a lot, Dixie!
I had the same thought. 😄
I was thinking the same thing. In photography class we had an assignment where you take a close-up of something and then the class would try to figure out what it was. I always go there in my mind when I see compositions that could be taken in photos.
Thank you for showing us the difference.
I've never used water only. I think you might have made me change my mind. I'm glad I found you ❤
Go for it, Cynthia! :)
Thanks a lot!
Same here, Cyndi! I'm really rethinking all my pouring mediums, and tiring of bubbles and cells. I love the translucency of the water-only design. We should try this experiment on our channels!
@@HeyRaeSunnyDay humm, sounds like a collaboration in the making.
@@CynthiaPorterStudio YESSS!
I’m glad you did this comparison. It helps to see them side by side.
Thank you so much!
I like both for different purposes. The floetrol mix has an interesting image as it is. The water mix I would be inclined to use as a backdrop for a clock or a quote, it has a more ethereal feel.
Thank you very much for the feedback! :)
Both beautiful. I like the cells in the Floetrol pour and the softer no cell water pour.
I like the floetrol one. It seems more vibrant.
It was fun to watch.
Thanks!
Thanks a lot, Ellen!
Thank you so much for showing how to mix and the difference in the water and Flotrel. I liked them both actually. ❤
Thanks a lot! :)
I also appreciate showing us the difference.
Can you suggest using white glue instead of the floetrol?
Both are good, they have their own uniqueness of art flow 🥰👍.
Thank you!
Great comparison! In this instance, I actually like the water one, but I tend to prefer pouring with Floetrol because it's hard to get good results every time with water.
Thanks a lot for the feedback! :)
Actually I like them both!
Haha, same for me, I can't decide neither..
I like the softer dreamier effect of the water. Both are beautiful though.
Thank you very much!
The best comparison on the subject 👀👍🏻 Thank you 😊🌈
Thank you very much!
I like both of them. Both are a dream state. One with muted colors and the other with vibrant colors upon colors (cells). Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome! :)
Beautiful side by side comparison. Love them both! 😮😮
Thanks a lot! :)
I think the flotrol gives cleaner and more vibrant colors. With just water, the colors kind of run together and get a little muddied.
Thanks for the feedback! :)
I’m not an artist like most of you, but I like both. Floetrol maybe a bit more, but I suppose it depends on the look you’re going for. Great video. Great to see side by side.
Thank you very much!
love this,, iv been watching loads of videos trying to figure out ratios and it just clicked the whole purpose of floetrol,, that it prevents paints blending together,, i always had issues yrs ago painting just normal paints with brushes why my colours always ended up in a blended dark purple, it all makes more sense now, this is a new venture i plan on starting when i build up supplies and learning first and to attempt these on small canvases to start off with, i need to understand the after care of the canvas once the painting is complete and dry, can you use glitters or anything along with metallic paints? iv always used acrylics as they are a favourite and a perfect paint, great video, ill be checking out lots more from here
wow amazing video! I also do acrylic painting and I always thought I needed glue or Floetrol to make this work. but Now I know :D thank you !! I like both of them btw
Thanks a lot! :)
I'm deciding I want to do one of each. I love how you did this video contrasting and comparing and doing it without any words. Just visual.
So nice! Beautiful work. I like this natural flow out of any other work I've seen on TH-cam with the pouring techniques 🌈🌅🌈
Thank you so much!
First, I love the way you filmed this! I have never tried water only, but I will now. I use Flotrol some, but I really like a glue/water mix because I like the finish. Of these two of yours, I would pick the water.
Thank you very much, I appreciate it! :)
Donna, what kind of glue do you use, and in what proportion? Does it give a bit of a glossy finish?
@@taramitrovka2942 I have seen on a video from Mixed media that they use Elmers Glue all… if I am not mistaken the same ratio as paint+floetrol
@@entelakusi-kauffmann9038 never used Elmers glue as it hasn't been on the GB market long and costs a lot more than domestic brands.
Woodworking quality pva is still fairly cheap but thicker and stronger as a glue than school craft pva and I find that works in similar proportions as recommended for floetrol.
I like the one with cells.
Both are beautiful.
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much, Sumonda! :)
The floetrol helps with cells coming through but the smoothness looks good too, they both look nice in their own way, with or without cells 👍
Thank you so much! :)
I actually like them both... for different reasons. The water only - doesn't have as many cells, and the colors aren't as vibrant, however, the colors blended together to form new colors, which gives the painting a more ethereal, dreamlike look, which I love.
The floetrol colors have more cells, which if you like that kind of look, it sparks more interest. But what pulls me into the second one is the colors. There is a little blending of colors there, not as much, but the colors are more vibrant, more alive to me which I also love. There's also a bolder distinction between the colors.
I don't have a choice of one painting over the other... I actually love the distinctive differences between the two.
Thank you so much for the detailed feedback!
This overall quality of your canvas is going to depend on the quality level of your paints.. professional level paints has has higher pigmentation and doesn't look as flat vs student level paint which has lower level quality pigmentation that can separate causing the colors to look less bright. Golden Fluid Paint Vs Paint Masters Pouring paint is a good comparison. You can add just water to the Golden Fluid paints without issues whatsoever but student level paints start to separate a bit when diluted.
Well said.
Also, you gave me an excellent comparison idea, Cheap vs Expensive paint. :)
Thanks a lot for your feedback!
Thanks for the info.
I am brand new to this scene. Like 1 day old, maybe 1.5 days if we include today🤪 and I am so happy your video was presented to me! This video was exceptionally informative both in make up, and end result comparisons. So thank you for sharing this!
While the water one is such a soft blending and full of rolling clouds of power. If you rotate the floetrol one 90 deg AC, it looks like a fish chasing a bubble of life or something, i think it is a really cool, that that burst of cells just changed the picture entirely.... whatever it is that you may see. ❤ thank you!
I like the fact it shows 2 different ideas ! Compare the paints mix overall that was great 👍🏼 I do like the water with paints gives a dreamy flow than other one . ❤️
Thank you very much! :)
Both are good. It would depend on what outcome you're looking for. If you don't want cells, water is fine. I've only ever used Australian floetrol and I noticed that the UK one is thicker and gives less cells. If I don't want cells, I use a mixture of PVA glue and water as my medium. I do love Amsterdam acrylics. Thank you for sharing ✌️❤️
Thanks a lot for the informative comment! :)
They are both lovely, but I definitely prefer the Floetrol one better.....there is more going on with the colours appearing to be more vibrant, with 3D effects, clear lines and some cells....a little bit of everything to catch the eye.
Thank you for your detailed comment, I appreciate it!
I think I like the water only too. The colors seem to flow better and it has given a lovely water color effect.
Thanks for the feedback! :)
@@VizoliArt k
I need this for the correct measurement :) I like both, hoping I can do this.
I'm sure you can do it, show me the final result once it's done! :)
I love the water only much better ! More to see in the picture ! Beautiful
Thank you very much!
I like the water one the best. 😁
It's about 50%-50% it seems.. :)
Thanks for watching!
It truly depends on what you like, either the softness of the water one or the more vibrant one with cells on it. I personally love both of them and think that it's great that you can do this pour with water only. Thankyou for your tutorial great information 👍
Thank you very much for the feedback, Irene! :)
If you want cells.....FLOETROL! If not......water only. That is what I've learned here.
Indeed. Thanks a lot! :)
Me gustó👏muchas gracias🙏directo y conciso, sin bla bla bla👏👏
Thank you very much!
Really awesome artworks,enjoyable watching your video,stay healthy n big hopes for your success in this 2021👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much, I appreciate it!
I like the water better this time. Thank you for showing the tutorial. Very interesting and informative
Thank you very much! :)
Just curious. Have you ever tried salt on the all-water to generate a cell-type look?
Hey! Nop, I haven't tried yet, but thanks for the idea, I might give it a try! :)
This is second time today you've helped me. I do prefer 'water only'...it lets me see into the layers of paint. So big grazie, again. Happy painting Fran NM USA
I'm glad I could help you, Fran! :)
Cheers!
Thanks for the video! New subscriber here. I use the same owatrol floetrol. I do like the one with floetrol more. There is more action in it 🥰
Welcome! :)
Indeed, there are more going on with the Floetrol one. :)
Wow what a difference using floetrol..cells galore!!..definitely my choice!!..thank you for the tutorial..😊
Thanks a lot! :)
I can't get over how much paint goes to waste
Not that much, since I save all of them afterward. :)
Thanks a lot!
I’m concerned with such paintings about the amount of plastic cups and paints ending in the environment after cleaning, or even what happens to the paint that’s tipped off, after watching many ppl do this no one seems to talk about this, maybe I’m too “green”
The paintings do look cool though, just wish I had some answers regarding the environment 👍🏻
@@expatmoose ive started myself and i agree... Its not only not a "green" thing to do but its also very expensive. Paint/medium/silicone/torche/plastic cups/protections like shower curtain... And i dont know how its possible to save the left overs... You would have a large amount of brown paint at the end. I dont know yet if i will continue... But there is definitly a way to make that leizure a bit more "green"
@@mllev.sexologie therefore I use glass jars to recycle instead of plastic cups, pour straight from that put the lid on when finished if any left over, I’m just starting too with only the basics, also with my leftovers that drop of I try to pour in a spot so I can lay a canvas on the dropped paint, I turn the canvas 45 degrees right still on the paint, e’voila another painting down from drops, you should try it👍🏻 happy painting
@@expatmoose i will for sure! Thanks for the advice!!! By the way.... Can i use just 50 acrylic and 50 paint medium? And a bit of water to make is like honey texture? There is too much receipe and since i am a mother of 5 the budget is so low ;)
The water-only design is richer, more depth, no annoying pock-marks and bubbles. After three years of acrylic pouring, I am finally rethinking both Floetrol and GAC800. The jury is still out on Liquitex Pouring Medium. Well done video, new sub here.
Thank you very much, Angela! :)
What's the Liquitex pouring medium? Is this an alternative to the floetrol or how is it used?
I like both of them. The water only blends pretty good, and it produces calm mellow. Whereas the flotrol one has many cells and is spectacular. It's makes me feel the activity going on in the painting, so if I try this, I'd do it depending on my mood at the time
Thank you very much!
At 7:30 I swear I started to see a lady on a hilltop............
Ahah, true! :)
I did too! Then got poured out.
Both look fantastic! I do prefer the water only one, but I'd have to see them in reality to make a true decision ❤
Thank you so much!
I love them both but the first one is absolutely breathtaking! I haven't tried this technique but I'm going to! You do amazing work!
Thank you so much!
Great job showing us the difference. Like both of them
Thank you so much! :)
ive been waiting over a year for a mixing video like yours and finally i found it thx
I'm so glad to hear that! :)
Thanks for this video, was helpful. I liked the water only one a little bit more but the cells in the floetrol are pretty cool.
Thank you so much!
They both look dope. It's hard to pick a favorite
Thanks a lot! :)
Very difficult to choose. They are both wonderful. But i have to say I really like the depth and composition of the floetrol/water one.
Thank you so much!
Water!!! 😄 Thank You for showing the whole process ! ❤️
Thanks for watching, Lilu! :)
Thank you for this video!
I am doing my first ever pours this week and I had no clue about the Floetrol etc.....I actually prefer the water only results, I like the more solid colors and prefer no cells in the painting.
Glad it was helpful!
They both look really cool
Makes me want to try
Thank you for showing the difference
❤❤❤
Thank you! :)
Ho cercato per mesi e poi ho trovato te... grazie di cuore. Mi è tantissimo utile vedere i tuoi video.
I'm so glad that you like my content! Welcome to my channel! :)
Wow amazing. I love them both. But I think I like the floetrol best.
Thanks! :)
Спасибо за такое показательное исследование!👍
И, конечно, справа картина более мистическая 🧚♂️🧚♀️🧚
Thanks a lot! :)
Nagyon köszönöm ezt a videót, sokat segített 👌Nekem mind a kettő tetszik 😊Persze a vízzel készült kép érdekes, szinte pikkelyes hatást kelt 🥰
Szia Niki! Orulok, hogy segitett a video!
Koszonom! :)
@@VizoliArt 😊🥰
Both, because depending on what you're aiming for, there are options for you to try, thanks so much
True. :) Thanks a lot!
This is beautiful my brother, thank you very much by your art, it is magnificent.
I'm glad you like it!
Wow … I love both of them. Great experiment …. Well worth watching 😃😃
Thanks a lot!
I liked the water rt after, but once it dried, floetrol all the way. Colors stood out more
Thanks a lot!
In your description you have studio set up info are the lights essential for painting or mostly for the recording aspect? thank you so much
Thank you! So beautiful, so clear! So simple!
Thanks a lot! :)
You do such an amazing job and your tortorials are picture perfect . Keep up the amazing work ❤️🌹❤️🌹
Thank you so much! :)
Wonderful video thanks for sharing! I prefer the water but they’re both beautiful!
Thank you so much!
No words needed it's obvious water the colors bleed into each other floetrol the colors did not bleed I'm just starting
This is great info thanks
They are both stunning! I also love your presentation of both methods. I want to attempt but would like to know how long I should expect the painting to take to dry completely?
It takes about 2-3 days, it depends on the environment.
I like both, for different reasons. I wonder if you could do the water version, & then do some areas of the floetrol on top of that, 'cause that would be awesome.
It's possible, yes. :) I might show it in the future.
GREAT!!! 1ST v-e-r-y much enjoy there isn-t a-l-o-t of talking!! 👏👏👏👏 I can focus on the steps!! (Unlike so many other videos. 😔) 😍😍😍 your channel!!
Thank you very much!! :)
each has their own beauty
I agree. Thanks!
Ty for the demo...shortly gonna make one outta same mixture...thank goodness daughter my numb 1 fan....😅😜😍😍connie
Good luck! :)
Thanks a lot!
Nice comparison, but shouldt the water/paint ratio be different (to replicate the thicker, more opaque consistency of flotrol/water/paint mixes? I wonder if a 60:40 or even 70:3 ratio od paint/water would provide more vivid colors like the floral example?
Ty I love the comparison videos. You did a great job. Not sure which I like better. What are u measuring it at? Grams, oz. I know its a stupid question. Just want to make sure. Thank you
I measure in Grams. :)
Thanks a lot!
Comme l'a dit Scarlatine, la vidéo est déjà 1 œuvre d'art musique melange😉et couleurs. Pour ma part , je ne sais tjrs pas ce que je préfère avec ou sans cellules. TOUT ME PLAIT . Laisser fuir ces couleurs dans l'aléatoire procure tranquillité, rêverie sérénité. Il faut que je m'y attelle. En espérant que ce que je vais tenter ne me mette pas en colère😠😠. Si c'est le cas , je m'apaiserai en regardant tes vidéos et lirai les commentaires extras des youtubeurs 😉☝😁😁😁
Bonne journée à tous ❤❤❤
Thank you very much!
WOW... this is awesome......Floetrol & water for me as I love more vibrant colors..
Thanks a lot! :)
it depends, if you need a blurry look use water only or if bright colors required then use otherwise
Many thanks!
I’m just learning and this comparison was really helpful. I see in your Amazon store you list silicone. What is that for?
It creates cells. :)
Thank you very much!
Great and useful comparison
Thanks a lot!
I like the painting with Floetrol better, the colors are brighter.
Thanks for the feedback! :)
I love it when the cells are really big. That's why I add silicone to my paint+floetrol mix.
Thank you so much! :)
What is the paint conditioner? Is that your flortol?
An artist in presentation also and I think floetrol.
Thank you! :)
I like them both, but the one on the right looks more like the paint is more controlled. Awesome examples. Thanks
Thank you so much! :)
I like both. Question is that water your spraying on top the canvas after you poured the paint!
Can you tell me please the exact time of the video when it happened?
So beautiful. Please recommend what butane torch and fuel you prefer and where you purchase it. Thanks w Roxanne, what are the dimensions?, what are the dimensions?
You can find the links to the products I ise in the description! :)
Thank you very much!
Thank you for this. I actually love them both. Is there a way to make the water only one without it making the canvas look a little like it was eater soaked? Cause I just loved it
What do you mean exactly? :)
It depends on what you like. Both look good.
Thank you so much!
definitvamente, la mejor prueba que he visto.......que gusto incribirme y que gusto dar co mtigo...... AURELIO SANTANA TIJUANA BC MEXICO
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What do you spray on the water canvas before lifting? 🌼
Glue
Kind of watercolor vibes, very interesting
Glad you think so!
I'm astonished by how almost blue and green came out with just warm colors and black and white
Indeed, I was surprised also! :)