#63 - Paint Mixing & Ratios - Your questions answered - Acrylic Pouring, Fluid Art
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When I made this video OVER A YEAR AGO I was not mixing my white according to the ratio I mention - and I also was not measuring when using the small Dixie cups.
Please note - I have since changed the way I do things.
THE WHITE BASE PAINT IS NOW MEASURED THE SAME WAY I MEASURE MY COLOURED PAINT. ALL PAINTS MUST BE THE SAME CONSISTENCY
I also now measure my small cups as well - they also get water as well. I simply cut down the amount of grams I put in the cups.
So for 2 Oz Dixie cup I use 10 g floetrol 5 g paint and about 4g water
Video posted on June 7, 2019
Hello everyone!!
Thanks for joining me today!
I have had so many people asking me about my paints, how I mix them and what my ratio is.
I still don't use a ratio for my small 2oz cups when I am pouring, however, now that I have the large 6oz squeeze bottles, I figured it was time to come up with a ratio (one, that works for me)
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask in the comments below.
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Finally! Someone who’s willing to thoroughly explain the ratio and measurements. Thank you SO much!! 💕
ou are most welcome!
Kanella Ciraco Art how do I make my base white - it it just floutrol and white paint? Why don’t u add water to this
In my pour English I have to tell you Tank You soooo much for showing all what you show in this video. You are ti me, the only artist that show your secrets so clear and slow. I'm a beginner and finally I know how to mix colors etc.God Bless You.
You are the ONLY person actually showing HOW TO MIX THE PAINT!! YOU ARE AWESOME
Aww thanks!
For those who keep going back to this video (like myself), here's a quick list of the measurements!
Floetrol = 3 oz/80g
Paint = 1 oz/40g
Water = 1 oz/30g
But DEFINITELY watch the rest of the video, I love watching Kanella and she gives amazing tips!
thanks so much
Synethesia wouldn’t the paint ratio 1.5 oz since it is half the floetrol amount?
If the grams are on a scale then isn’t that by weight? Ounces would be liquid volume. Now I’ve confused myself. 😂
@@KodyK2024 Yes Cindy, it can be confusing. You are correctly identifying that there is a difference between a fluid ounce - a measurement of volume - and an avoirdupois ounce - an ounce of weight. These two are NOT the same, so should not be mixed in this formula. There are 128 fluid ounces in a gallon and 16 weight ounces in a pound. It all depends on whether you are measuring a liquid or not - or your basis for measuring in any given situation. Stick with the same basis as is provided and simply keep the ratios right. Because Kanella's example is using weight - she has everything measured on the scale - her weight formula is grams or weight ounces in the appropriate ratio of 8 to 4 to 3 for Floetrol, paint and water. Scales weigh weight ounces; measuring cups weigh fluid ounces. Hope this helps.
Thank you and bless you for the conversion.
You are so awesome to explain all this for us. When I started mixing, I made large batches of floetrol and water. Basically the ratio is 73% floetrol to 27% water. Then when you add that to paint it's 73.3% floetrol and water mix to 26.7% paint. You can round that off really. Then you can put that in any size you want. I figured out measurements for any size bottle or cup if anyone needs it. It works great! Now I just need to work on my technique. 😁
Basically 3:1
I would love the measurements. Thank you
I got it
YEAH!!!!!! I 've been looking online for days trying to find someone to explain the radio for floetrol and acrylic painting. Everybody just starts talking about how to do the chain pulling. but say Nothing about the paint needing something called floetrol. i'm new to painting and don't know what floetrol even was. Thank You so much!!!!! and you also explain everything calm and clear.
Love the little guy peeking on the sofa!!!
hahha ya my little son - I had no idea he was in the camera's view hahah
Me too, he is a cutie!
I put my scales in a plastic bag to protect from paint and water spills. Perfect solution as you can see thru
i typically cover it with plastic wrap and I totally forgot hahah
This Video has changed my paint pouring. I know it must be frustrating when people ask you over and over... but THANK YOU!!! so much for doing this... I LOVE my paintings i have done with my new mix now...
aww Lisa! THIS make me happy! Yes, people kept asking and asking so I figured I would do a video on it (for the larger volume bottles) - I am happy to hear that your paintings have improved YEY :)
Great video! Just had a revelation on paint mixing. Weighing the paint, takes out the variable of whether the paint is thin or thick right from the bottle or tube. Measuring by liquid volume doesn’t. If you are weighing the paint, I don’t think it matters if you’re using grams or ounces if you are using the same ratio, but measuring by liquid volume would not be the same as weighing in ounces if the paints are of different consistency straight from the tube or bottle. This new insight might solve many of my pouring issues!
This was extremely helpful to me. I've seen so many video's showing different pouring mediums and flotrol paint combo's that I'm dizzy and confused as to what to use in my paints. Some say use a pouring medium plus flotrol plus paint plus water but I thought flotrol was a pouring medium. This helps me dial down what to use and how with also minimal expense on using a bunch of products. Thank you so much. :D
This is actually a very old video. See my updated one video 434
Thank you Kanella.......one can go goofy with all the videos out there and trying to figure the right mixture of paint! THANK YOU SO MUCH! Your son is so cute, our son is 45....they grow up too fast! Enjoy your kids and their antics!😄
thanks so much :)
ya, i had no idea he was in the camera view hahahah
@@KanellaCiracoArt, I noticed him right away. I love it!!!!
FYI: I have been using Sweezy bottles for years and if you add a piece of clear tape over your labels it will save you a lot of time....prevents them from getting paint and water on them and seals them.....hope this helps......Kathryn :o) I love your Video's and have been following you for a while and every one of your painting is GORGEOUS!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!
awww thanks Kathryn! Thanks for the tips on the labels! :)
You are so clear in your video on mixing paint. Thank you
If you wrap plumber's tape around the threaded screw-on part of the dollar store bottles it won't drip when you squeeze liquid out.
Good idea, thank you😊
Loved the idea of premixing paints and storing them in the plastic bottles! Also your comments on NOT using silicone to make cells was very surprising & helpful! Thanks so much for sharing your expertise!
There’s a little person listening seriously on the couch to your left! Lol he’s so cute just sitting there listening to mummy! 😍
Thanks Kanella for your thorough explanation ✅✅✅
I live in Australia 🇦🇺 and say hi to all.
This is the best recipe mix to ratio explanation I have come across.
My suggestion tip:
I save used hair colour and bleach “peroxide bottles” for storing my paint recipes in..
I always mix my hair colour in a bowl so the bottles are left clean and I just wash and rinse them thoroughly, then after drying store them away.
Most have the measurement levels marked down the side on them and they are designed to mix & shake with absolutely no spillages.
The caps are either twist and turn or screw ons and best of all they are FREE 😍..
thanks so much - great idea on the bottles, but I dont dye my hair so I wouldn't be able to get my hands on them hahahah
i dont mind buying my bottle from the dollar store thought :)
I do that too & I get my friends to save theirs for me :-)
Thank you Kanella. It was great to get all that information. For those who are starting, like me, it is precious! All the best.
you are very welcome hun
Anna Krause Thant’s so nice to hear.
Thank you for sharing this info! It’s nice to have an artist willing to share their preferences with everyone! Cudo’s to you!
thanks so much Barb! That's why I have this channel.. to share what I know so people can learn :)
This was probably tedious for you butnow as Ive noticed you can refer back to this video. I'm sure most of us newbies appreciate it but Ive learned from others often different brands and techniques require different paint consistencies. Thank you for helpingall of us and being willing to help🙋♀️🥰🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️🧚♂️🧚♂️
Hi Kanella.
I was having a difficult time with my mix. Your mix is perfect. The consistency comes out perfect using the drip test. No need to add water...perfect. I now have the most beautiful cells. Thank you!
Brilliant tutorial thanks. Just a little tip, if you squeeze the bottle a little while screwing up the top when the little red cap is taken off air is sucked in which will prevent a little paint explosion. X
Thanks so much for sharing your ratios this is much appreciated. Ì must share my paint history with you! I started painting about 15 years ago and had a few successes but haven't done much for a long time but my plastic tubs of oft mixed 'special' colours have been with me all this time. I recently took up pouring and thought I can't waste this paint so did all my practicing with it...and after all this time! The colours are still vibrant, I had to thin them a little but I got some very pretty pours from my collection of spice tub 15 year old paint! Ive been quite a prolific Polystyrene artist and the tubs have kept perfectly all this time. The dried pour items are perfectly plastic and I can almost guarantee that the paints will not spoil. I'm 65 with first hand experience of the incredible longevity of acrylic paints and no doubt the new paints on the market should be even better. I just thought I'd share that with you, thanks for all your spectacular inspiration, your artworks are amazing. Love from South Africa 💖💖💌
That little face watching in the background, though! Precious!! Thanks for the tips and insight!
hahaha my little video bomber lol
Thank you very much for your help. I love your 427 and 428 video paintings. I just stare at them because they are so beautiful.
Yes I did watch the whole video & thank you for going through all the details, this is such a fascinating art & I'm am just in the baby step phase welcoming all the advice I can get. Thank you 😊
👍...I've had paints last a few years mixed like this! Works well but I do use distilled water otherwise I found they got a little smelly lol. A couple of marbles in the bottle helps with the shaking too and pencil top erasers as a backup for when you will inevitably lose the cap that comes with the bottle😝.
hahah thanks for the eraser comment! :)
I dont think my paints will last years in those bottles...lol... i paint too much to have those last that long in there :)
You’re awesome. I’ve learned more from your videos than anyone. I’d love to pick your brain tho...
1. Do you ever use glue?
2. I’ve heard some use household paint?
I knew I should have watched this excellent tutorial before setting out on my knew adventure Thank you love your work
Loving your channel you have been so helpful. I have only just started in acrylic pouring and loving it. I have you playing on auto in my living room and have a notebook where I dot important info you provide. So thank you for all your videos.
I Love the Fluidity of your soul emerging through your paintings, and reflected through your Eyes .Delighting our souls
Your son is so cute peeking over the couch!!! 😂😂😂😂. Great video, thank you!
Wow thank you so much that was very helpful. I am new at this you answered some of my questions.
Your painting are always beautiful.
Kelly Strong you’re very welcome!
Thank you for making this video and sharing your insights. Your Dutch pours are amazing. I haven't had much luck with them yet. Tried a lot of different consistancies, but no luck.... Either my pain won't flow, or when it does, it just won't hold it's form when it's drying. Just found this video. Hopefully this way of working will bring me a nice painting for once.
i use my husbands fishing weights in the bottom of my bottles to help mix. like the little ball in nail polish....
lisa Ayers you can also get stainless steel 1/8” balls from gesswein item# 852-1071
paint become fishy
@@HendersonDesign oo
Shuch an excellent solution!! Congrats
@@HendersonDesign perfect idea. thanks!
Oh thank god...straight to the point....you saved me, I’ve been going crazy with trying to figure out ratio S....you just made my day......have a good one.
You're welcome!
Aside from being a super artist, you are also an AWESOME teacher. I am a teacher - not of art - but you truly know how to teach. Thank you SOOO very much!
So, there's 170g, need 150. Floetrol 80g. 40g paint. 30g water. @5:55
that is correct.
ive spend the last couple of days watching all your videos and i'm in love!! not only your art, but also your personality is awesome! thank you for teaching me!
Thank you so much!!
I can’t wait for the day that I hopefully get to where you are with your art!! Lol I’d settle for being able to afford the two bottles of resin you have 😂 I love your videos and have learned soooo much from your videos!! Still can’t leave negative space on a blow out though 🤷♀️🤦♀️
Experimenting is the mother of all art.
Than you so much for making this techniques so enjoyable. You're so kind to share all your knowledge with everyone. I believe that if you give you'll receive and I hope that you keep getting all the support and success that you deserve. Gracias.
Watching this AGAIN to get my mixing right. Taking lots 'o notes. Thank you for making making these videos to help those if us that need a little, well really A LOT of help. Thank you.
I use plumbers tape on the threads of the bottles and WaLa no leaks.😊
awesome! thanks for the tip!
Omgoodness! Thank you so much for making this video. I was so confused about how to correctly thin out the paints and what to use. Really appreciate you being so thorough when explaining everything. You’ve gained a new subscriber. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You are so welcome! Welcome to my channel
Thank you so much for doing this! I'm new to fluid painting - a gift to myself for surviving 2020! I'm struggling with Dutch pours - I'm getting too much lacing, and not getting the beautiful bloom effect that you get. I've not yet had the guts to mix a whole bottle of color, though and I suspect that consistency might come in mixing a larger quantity of paint? Just got some LOLI VEFI bottles so I'm ready to roll now. Question: Do you adjust the formula with varying thicknesses of paint - Golden paints seem so much thicker, Deco Art seems so much thinner, mostly I use A. Loft and Arteza, but even those are not the same.
Ok. It FINALLY worked for me and I am BEYOND grateful to you 💜💜💜
Thank you so much for sharing how you mix paint. None of the artists share their secrets. How can our painting work without the ratios to mix the paint. Thank you for blessing me with your secret I really appreciate your transparency and kindness. Have a blessed day 😁
so a breakdown for anyone wanting to mix smaller or larger batches of paint, the floetrol to paint ratio is 2:1 and the ratio of water to floetrol/paint mix is 4:1 or 25%.....
I think you meant the water to floetrol/paint mix is 1:4.
Too confusing for my simple brain.
I have one question. The explanation of how you mix your paint was great. The next time you do a dutch pour could you please show the consistency of your white that you flood the canvas with and pour around the colors.. Thanks.
Hi Evelyn - I know in this video i said i 'eyeball' my white - but I actually now MEASURE my white lol
exact same ratios as the coloured paints. I learned the hard way that eyeballing doesn't always work lol
Thank you. I wrote down your formula for measuring and will follow it to a tea. I haven't been measuring either and found it isn't a really good idea. LOL
Agree. I tried eye balling it, I tried following others measurements and use exact same product and found my paint would not move ..
Hi Kanella
Just rewatching your mixing video & was wondering if you did do a drip test on a consistency chart what does your paint run rate on the scale on the chart.
I absolutely love your work & I’m just wondering if you could let know as all paints are different.
Many Thanks
Michele 😊
Check out video number 434 on my TH-cam channel. It’s a newly updated version to this video. It answers a lot of your questions. 😊
Thanks for sharing, you really answer all my questions 🙂👍
Here in Aug 2020 to get ideas to combat boredom from Covid19 lockdown here in Australia. Government here determined to stamp out community transmission before our summer tourist season.
Hi! New to you and all of the art. You my new friend are an AMAZING ARTIST! But i have 1 question. Can you uae resin instead of the flood as i call it. Lol
Great tutorial! Am I the only cheapskate that cuts the tube of paint to get every last bit of paint? Lord, I hope not. I pay for that paint, I’m gonna get as much as I can out of the tube. Food for thought 💭. Still love your art, regardless 😊
i do it too!
I use pencil erasers for caps..
Thank you for being such a good teacher. Your tutorial is so helpful. (Hi Lucas. He is so cute.)
This is very kind of you, your time is appreciated. Huggles always. Liz 👩🎨💖🇺🇸🍀🦓🌻
thanks Liz
Your son was so cute peeking up from the couch!! Awesome video but that definitely made it that much better!! He made me giggle! I have 3 boys and they crack me up so I loved that!!
Thanks for this and for ur message in the description. I have referenced your videos a ton for ideas and advice on what to do. I am definitely a beginner with all this and am doing these things with my sons, 7 and 13, for fun and bonding, they enjoy it a ton. My third is still just a babe so washable (edible) finger paints for him still (like icing ;) lol). I appreciate you sharing your ratios. Wish me luck on trying them out on our first blow pours. We've only done flip cups so far. I am excited to try a blow pour (or whatever it's called) soon!! I think those are just gorgeous. First one I ever saw was from one of your videos of you doing two canvases and they were just stunning. I can't wait to try one for myself!! I know my boys will be excited too! Have a wonderful day!
I like using those bottles also. To help with mixing I drop a glass marble into the bottles so as the paint settles the marble helps very much. I also prefer to use distilled water to prevent the paint/water from molding. Thanks for all the wonderful information in your videos.
I use marbles & distilled water too.
Good idea!!!
Good tips! :-)
Christy Aevaliotis ok....love the idea of the marble and distilled water. Thanks for that. I also watch ( and rewatch) your videos Kanella for great painting ideas
Thanks for sharing.
Hi: Just wondering is the ratio still as shown in using liquid paint vs. tube paint. So if using 40gms of tube paint, would I use 40 gms of liquid paint? Love your videos
I was wondering the same thing. I'm guessing not since the "ready to pour" pouring paint is "ready to pour" lol and is already watered down some. So does somebody, anybody 🤷♀️ know the ratio for that vs the concentrated tubes of paint.???? Thanks!
I’ve asked Kanella this same question!! She uses a few grams less of the heavy body paint and the rest of the ratios remain the same! Hope this is helpful.
Also with the fluid paints I would use less also
I watched this 3 diff times and just saw the kid's head pop up today lol
Oh- and they should have a love button!!! Im trying DESPERATELY trying to get a good recipe for CELL ACTIVATER. The video on the tv sent me here! THANK YOUUUUU! I want to do this technique on a dresser.
There’s no ‘cell activator’ in Dutch pours
@@KanellaCiracoArt I know I was binge watching you. Sorry. Your works stunning.
thank you so much new to this. it really helps especially with the bottles.
Use plumbing tape on the bottles so they don’t drip.
Thank you for sharing!! Im just starting out and Ive googled and searched you tube endlessly for the ratio.
So glad i came across your page.🥰
Thank you. Welcome to my channel. Hope you subscribed 😊
I love your explanations. Easy to follow and understand. Mahalo
Thanks Kanella great help very easy to listen to and observe appreciate you sharing
Thank you for explaining how you mix your paints. I have been buying numerous paints and trying to figure out how to mix them properly for a dutch pour. You are awesome and I truly appreciate your knowledge and willingness to share with us.
I just came across your page when your page when you did a black, white, and silver piece for an art submission. I saw this video and was so happy because I loved your piece and wanted to try doing one for my bathroom. Thank, thank you for taking the time to share information with us all.
So helpful!!! Thank You for sharing your knowledge, especially your thoughts on silicon... Thank You, again! ❤
Great info for us newbies. I have started putting large acrylic beads in my bottles. It helps with the mixing when shaking the bottle.
Yes, this was a Very helpful video. Thank you Kanella !
One of the things I like about this video is you're so real, no fake HI GUYS!!
It's like talking to a friend but you can't hear me talking back 😂
Hahah love it.
Yes - no fake BS here!!!
What you see is what you get
As a complete novice and after creating one disaster after another, this was so helpful. Thank you ❤️🏴
Check out my updated version to this video. Number 434
@@KanellaCiracoArt thank you, I will
Thank you for this educational video. Beginners have a bad time because that type of information is hard to come by. I appreciate the time you took to use your experience and expertise in order to give us a leg up.
you are very welcome
Thank you SO MUCH ! 💕You keep it simple. I get overwhelmed with all the different recipes/ processes. I have wanted ALOT of products & money trying to get the Dutch pour correct.
Omgoodness. I love the video bomber in the background. My kids pointed him out. I never noticed to first few times I watched this video lol
This video was a total game changer!! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this....I absolutely love your work
Kanella - Love your paintings and I appreciate this "show us your process" video. When you can't squeeze any more paint from a tube - after you screw the top back on tightly, use scissors to cut straight across the crimped end (throw it away). Scrape out the remaining paint with a butter knife, teaspoon, or a very thin spatula. Only takes about 30 seconds. :)
Im not sure what number video I just watched, but I was laughing because your dogs just started going crazy! OMG sooooo funny! What kinda kids do you have? The video was the 4 sets of tiles you needed to do as a custom. Seriosly still laughing I guess you could say Im obsessed with your work. I have you on the laptop AND the TV!
Two Siberian husky’s.
@@KanellaCiracoArt I saw a video of one of them today.
Absolutely adorable.
Hello Mrs Kanelle Ciraco, We are a old lady's get together and watched so many artists do what you do. And we have decided that you're the BEST!! AWESOME TUTORIAL..THANK YOU SO MUCH! As for me never in my life, did I pick up pain or brush. Therefore, PLEASE help me get the list of items that I need to do 10% of what you're doing. We respect you for sharing your informations. THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! Have a wonderful day😘😘
I stumbled onto your channel today and I'm so happy I did! Thanks so much for breaking down your process and explaining things so thoroughly! I'm super amateur, so the detailed explanations is sooo helpful! Your art is beautiful! 💜
Thank you. This is an older video. Check out my newer and revised video number 434. 😊
you are by far one of my favourite artist. I keep coming back to this video.... thank you so much for doing it 💗
Have you seen the newly updated one? Check out video 434
THANK YOU ! finally someone that will tell me how to fill those squeeze bottles ❤️ you are my new hero ! 😂 ❤️❤️😊
Check out video 434 - it’s a newer version of this video
Thank you for this video. I mix crazy and now i will set up my bottles this way.. Makes sense to set all color before doing paintings.. Thanks again
Thank you this is very helpful a lot of different artists talk about their ratios, but they don’t break it down like you did.
I love your work and thank you for explaining how to mix
This is an old video. Check out video 434 for a newer video
Brilliant tutorial -- thank you so much! Very helpful indeed, will give this recipe a try. Like you, I have stopped using silicone oil too. Before I knew any better, I did a "job lot" of resin over the top of six dried canvases (it was resin day!). I'd used silicone oil in all of the paintings and the patchy resin overcoat totally ruined all of them. A friend suggested sanding the resin off and starting over, but I don't have the patience for that. I just don't use the oil anymore. Chase Fluid Art says cells are created by physics/gravity rather than chemicals, but your pouring mixture still has to be spot-on to get the results. Anyway, big thanks for the recipe tip!
No problem. You should check out my updated video of paint mixing. This is an old one. Video 434
Thank yo so much I am brand new and this gives me a great start! LOVE your work
kanella
thanks you so much im very happy with you information
I add a marble to my squeeze bottles. It helps mixing..😃Thanks for sharing
I just watched your video where you compared both Floetrols and the Oweatrol l don't know if l even came close to spelling that right😬😂. Anyway, it is A MA ZING!!!! Oh l can't tell you how much l needed that information and appreciate the time it took for you do it. I work EVERYDAY one way or another so it would have taken me a month. I like the Oweatrol and the American Floetrol too. I knew the Aussie Floetrol so Julie have cells. That's why I keep a bit on hand. I just bought the Oweatrol to try it out and you did it for me. Thank you, thank you a million times thank you!🥰 P.S. I commented here because I couldn't there.
Thank you so much for your video, it was really helpful! I used your formula for my coasters and "finally" got beautiful results! Thanks again!
I really enjoy your tutorial , I also like how you done your mixing....Thank you...I must be honest with you your way is the best I've seen so far...Thx and keep up the good work...Blessings.
love the photo bomber top left corner hahaha
Thank you for sharing. I am so glad you mentioned the silicone and varnish. I want to start varnishing so thats great to know.
Tanks a lot Kanella for this video.
You rock! Seriously. Your raw delivery and your attitude is the absolute best! I love watching your videos for the information and knowledge, AND because of how real enjoyable you are to watch!!!
Thank you for being so awesome - you're beautiful and real -and super talented :)
from a Big Island artist, thank you for the info on pour mixing . I am long time artist, sig member NWS and new to pouring. Susanne St.John
Hi Kanella. In my part of the world there is no floetrol so what I do is mix art glue with water to get that substance called floetrol. Most of the paint brands you and others are using do not exist either in my country, but I do find liquitex and I,m happy about it.
Thank you for all the information xxx
Thank you so much for taking the time to show us some of your behind the scenes magic 🪄
OMG ur son peeking over the end of the couch is so cute!!!!
Thank you for sharing 🥰👍