You’re my hero! I love how you do your version of the Dutch poor. It’s so soft and ethereal, even though you are using bold, contrasting colours from the base. I like the effects of the Ansell gold and the yellow together.
Such a beautiful dutch- pour ! I think I told you in one of your very first videos that you we're going to become a TH-cam success and be noticed by many people and here you are! Only big numbers ahead for you my love
Oh Carol, thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for following me from the beginning! You must’ve just stumbled upon that video… I’m so grateful.🙏🙏
@@SaraTaylor I did just stumble upon that video I think it may have been your third or fourth but I was captivated and went back to look at the first and second. You're very talented my dear. Love the little girls! My daughter has twin girls. How special they are! Love that you include them in your painting. My grandchildren are always asking can we paint when they visit. I did join your Patron, now you need to offer some Zoom classes. The Dutch Port is the bane of my existence LOL. Anyways am with you, and I will be excited to take this ride with you! I watch you on my television so I am not always commenting but know that I am there !
Sara this is beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing with us the details of what you are doing and why. It is very helpful to those of us who are just getting started. And you are an excellent instructor!!!
It's stunning! The end results are amazing. I love watching your videos cos you are a good teacher especially for people like me who are just starting. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents with us.
This piece has some beautiful things going on. Dried result is stunning! Gorgeous lacing and cells! Thanks so much for sharing this pretty piece! Be well.❤️
Thank you Sarah for giving me permission to do a more blown out Dutch pour instead of a perfect flower petal ... I love this one as it has so much more mood. Lynne NZ
It turned out really pretty. I so wish I could accomplish a Dutch pour. I agree that a little bit of a pooling of paint needs to be turned on top of the paints that you are using in colors. Other than moving paints, I think it adds dimension especially when you have two different colors of adjacent base coats/ I'm so glad I found your channel. I simply love your work. That Charvin Indigo and combo of Jenkins green and Prussian Blue I think you said. Those Charvin paints look really beautiful on the Jerry's website. I've come close to buying that Indigo several times but the price is out there. Wow, I've seen some of the mountainous parts of Idaho. I'm sure you wake up to a beautiful view every morning. Once again, all of your art is amazing and you really should have 50K more subscribers. I know Sarah gave you a shout out but I was already a subscriber by then. Good luck on future commissions and more subscribers.
Oh Laura, thank you so much for the beautiful complement, it feels so sincere, I really appreciate it. We do live in a beautiful little mountain town, it’s lovely here! Quiet, looking forward to skiing. Occasionally that charvin paint goes on sale on Jerry’s… That’s when I bought it. It’s kind of a medium body, and the colors are absolutely beautiful! Keep at it, make sure your paints are nice and thin for a Dutch pour so you get movement. If you look at the light color in the beginning, it’s pretty watery, along with the rest. Best wishes.✨🙏
@@SaraTaylor Sarah, I had my paint in the consistency where it left no trace of any kind except where the mica leaves a disturbance of light refraction but not at all mounded in any way. There was positively no mound at all and went into the paints in the cup without denting in where the liquid fell. The paint was so thin that the stream of paint was spreading out very fast yet still I couldn't move the paint. I tried different angles of holding the hair dryer and even put it on high. Those paints could barely budge and believe me there was nothing resembling any kind of "petal". I wasn't using a cloud mix on my white back ground and using Artist's Loft white like everyone uses. It looks so easy to do but man, it is NOT my gig I guess. I won't quite trying but I guess I just wan't holding my mouth right! 9i hope you've heard that expression). Also Sara, you will learn one thing about me. When I leave a comment it is never (rarely) a few words. You get paragraph after paragraph sometimes. I am sure there are many artist who read the first word or two and give the obligatory heart because it is extremely rare that I get answers to any questions I might pose. That tells me one thing...they do not read their comments! So, thanks for reading mine. What's the point in saying, "Oh Sara, that is so pretty" so I can see why an artist leaves a heart. We all have lives, well most of us do (not me so much) and I know it takes time to answer a question in the comment section but I really think the comments need to be read. I have asked questions many times that was pertinent to their particular style, the specific piece being worked on, etc. I've even emailed questions without getting answers. It doesn't take much effort to unsubscribe. I study these videos girl and pay close attention. Many artists I've made pages on in my Mac so I can try a method, a specific movement, colors, you name it. So I've yammered on long enough. Thanks for reading my comments!!
@@santababy1952 Hi Laura, I think you are going to try to teach people through TH-cam, I should follow through in comments. I’m always eager to read and respond to my comments, because I find it engaging. As far as your Dutch pour, I wonder what’s going on with no movement! I just opened a patron account, I’m doing private lessons. I think it’ll be cool because he tailored to the individual. I’m happy to give a few more answers here, but maybe this would be something that would be fun for both of us!
@@SaraTaylor I'll email you about the lessons. I am on such a tight budget as someone who was a house wife for 25 years (divorce ) and the salary doesn't pay much. I didn't start any kind of career until I was 44, yikes!. Six years in as a NICU nurse I was in a motorcycle accident that took me out of commission. Though I was able to get back to work after 7 years, my wrecked up body (from accident) finally failed me and had to retire early. Imagine having to move in with your mom when you're 62! So, I'll get with you on those lessons to see if I can afford them. I would love to teach as I'm kinda prone to do that anyway. Maybe one day when I can figure out the technology fo it. Thanks so much and keep on painting because I do learn a lot from you. I
New subscriber! Don't know why I haven't found your channel sooner. I love the way you manipulate the paints, it's more than the puddle pour or Dutch pour etc etc... Nice work 💜
Hi Sara. Love your work and your beautiful artist spirit! When you say that you add Modern Masters iridescent pearl paint, is that the same as M.M. Metallic paint. And where do you purchase it? I can seem to find iridescent. Thanks!
Have you tried Rinske’s recipe, I wonder? A lot of people use Floetrol but when I used Rinske’s mix of mostly Amsterdam and water, nothing else, it’s such a different effect that I wondered why, since she’s my queen of Dutch Pours, I didn’t do that earlier. Molly was the same - when she finally went to only paint and water she was so much happier with the results. My mix is so much more fluid than you’re using, it just skims over the basecoat. It’s interesting to try different consistencies.
Beautifully done!
Wow, thanks Candice! Wonderful compliment coming from a beautiful artist.😁🙏
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Gorgeous! Love it!
That was a surprise ending...and it's hard to surprise me 🙂 You have a beautiful gift.
It’s what people don’t see your attention to details and the love you give your art. Your one of the great ones. Thanks
Oh thank you 🙏
Love love love your style...sophisticated, muted, elegant!
Thank you! That’s what I go for, something I want to hang in my own home. I’m glad you like it.🙏✨
Exactly...a pleasure to watch you too. Thrilled that your following on you tube is growing. Look forward to your next video.
So so beautiful. Thank you for explaining what you are doing. Love your colors. Thank you for sharing.
Elegantly sophisticated! Perfect color combination!
This painting is wonderful. Congratulations Sara 🙂
I love what it does. The blow with the paint over the top. I think for some reason they turn out prettier. This is so pretty!
I agree Linda, thank you so much for watching!
You’re composition is amazing!
Beautiful colors and you are so right about how wonderfully the 24K & Azo play together. Your taste is exquisite and your talents unquestionable.
Thank you Michelle, thanks for following :-)👍✨🙏
Great colors. Great piece, very elegant. Thanks for sharing.
Stunning colors are a great contrast. 🤩
It is so beautiful!!! I love it!
You’re my hero! I love how you do your version of the Dutch poor. It’s so soft and ethereal, even though you are using bold, contrasting colours from the base. I like the effects of the Ansell gold and the yellow together.
Thank you Lisa! I appreciate that, it is a different take, glad you like it too.😁✨🙏
Gorgeous! This looks just like just what you described the shop had in mind. Look at those effects!! Wow!
Absolutely beautiful. Stunning color combination. Big drama elegantly done. I love your art!
She is indeed a beauty. I feel inspired. Thank you
I’m so glad Celia! My pleasure🙏
Sara, your mind and art are just amazing! As well as your color choices! I am literally in awe!
Thank you so much Joni! That’s a really lovely complement.❤️✨🙏
Gorgeous!!! Love the Nickel Azo Gold when you do the close up. I'm sure your client will be very happy. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks Claudia, I know… I just love that nickel azo! I’m a bit obsessed actually :-)
Gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing your techniques!!
Love it Sarah! This is the first Dutch pour I’ve seen you do - awesome!🌟
Gorgeous dutch pour ! so light ....so mysterious ...you are a great artist
Absolutely beautiful work you are amazing 💖
Love your artwork! It is very sophisticated and elegant.
This is beautiful Sarah ! Dramatic & elegant.
Beautiful Sara!!😊🌟
Wow, This is an amazing pour!! Beautifully done!!
Thank you so much!
@@SaraTaylor Absolutely!!
Such a beautiful dutch- pour ! I think I told you in one of your very first videos that you we're going to become a TH-cam success and be noticed by many people and here you are! Only big numbers ahead for you my love
Oh Carol, thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for following me from the beginning! You must’ve just stumbled upon that video… I’m so grateful.🙏🙏
@@SaraTaylor I did just stumble upon that video I think it may have been your third or fourth but I was captivated and went back to look at the first and second. You're very talented my dear. Love the little girls! My daughter has twin girls. How special they are! Love that you include them in your painting. My grandchildren are always asking can we paint when they visit. I did join your Patron, now you need to offer some Zoom classes. The Dutch Port is the bane of my existence LOL. Anyways am with you, and I will be excited to take this ride with you! I watch you on my television so I am not always commenting but know that I am there !
Sara this is beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing with us the details of what you are doing and why. It is very helpful to those of us who are just getting started. And you are an excellent instructor!!!
Thank you Donna! That means a lot. I just started a patron program that includes private mini lessons on zoom… Maybe you would be interested :-)
Love the composition and the colors!
It's stunning! The end results are amazing. I love watching your videos cos you are a good teacher especially for people like me who are just starting. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents with us.
I’m so glad! It makes me happy to teach, thank you for the lovely comment.🙏✨
This is absolutely gorgeous. I love the mood the dirty pour creates, I could get lost in this painting for hours!
Love it. 🙏🏻❤️
Thank you so much 🙏✨
This piece has some beautiful things going on. Dried result is stunning! Gorgeous lacing and cells! Thanks so much for sharing this pretty piece! Be well.❤️
Thank you so much Linda!
Wow! I love finding these videos of yours! So beautiful!
Wow that's incredible.
Thank you Judith 🙏✨
💗 💕 ❤️ thanks for sharing your beautiful process! Very inspiring
Sara, I love your work,I just found you! Especially the way you mix your paint and the music you play!!
Thanks for making videos!
Trish
WOW, like always! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Beautiful! I love all the details you share. Makes for a great teacher... You! My favorite videos are the ones that explain techniques ❤️❤️❤️
I’m so glad you enjoyed it, I do enjoy to teach.
Wow. This is GORGEOUS!!
Love love love this
Absolutely stunning 😍 rich in colour and depth 👏🏻💚🌈
I love 💕 all your work! You serve as inspiration for me! Please keep posting.
What an amazing piece 👏🏻💐just stunning
Whoa! I am 100% certain you have a very happy client with this beauty! Sorry I'm just seeing it now!
Congratulations on this.
Soooooo beautiful painting Sara!! Love the elegance of the color palette, awesome Dutch Pour !!! 👏👏👏👏✨👩🎨❤️🖼⚡️⭐️
this is beautiful I love the arteza paint its so beautiful I have never used it
Looks awesome! I love it!😍
Love how it turned out
Thank you Sarah for giving me permission to do a more blown out Dutch pour instead of a perfect flower petal ... I love this one as it has so much more mood. Lynne NZ
Stunning ! Love your work and video’s. And What I also like is on the end of your video’s it is finished 🙏🏼🙌🏼❤️
Thank you so much! Sometimes it’s hard to be patient for it to dry to finish off the video… I’m glad you appreciate it.🤩🤘🙏
That really turned out beautiful!
Its incredibly beautiful... could look at it forever
Thank you so much Martina! This one is for sale currently :-)
Great work & Love the color combo 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
I'm a newbie and learning all the various techniques. Can't wait to do larger pieces.
It turned out really pretty. I so wish I could accomplish a Dutch pour. I agree that a little bit of a pooling of paint needs to be turned on top of the paints that you are using in colors. Other than moving paints, I think it adds dimension especially when you have two different colors of adjacent base coats/ I'm so glad I found your channel. I simply love your work. That Charvin Indigo and combo of Jenkins green and Prussian Blue I think you said. Those Charvin paints look really beautiful on the Jerry's website. I've come close to buying that Indigo several times but the price is out there. Wow, I've seen some of the mountainous parts of Idaho. I'm sure you wake up to a beautiful view every morning. Once again, all of your art is amazing and you really should have 50K more subscribers. I know Sarah gave you a shout out but I was already a subscriber by then. Good luck on future commissions and more subscribers.
Oh Laura, thank you so much for the beautiful complement, it feels so sincere, I really appreciate it. We do live in a beautiful little mountain town, it’s lovely here! Quiet, looking forward to skiing. Occasionally that charvin paint goes on sale on Jerry’s… That’s when I bought it. It’s kind of a medium body, and the colors are absolutely beautiful! Keep at it, make sure your paints are nice and thin for a Dutch pour so you get movement. If you look at the light color in the beginning, it’s pretty watery, along with the rest. Best wishes.✨🙏
@@SaraTaylor Sarah, I had my paint in the consistency where it left no trace of any kind except where the mica leaves a disturbance of light refraction but not at all mounded in any way. There was positively no mound at all and went into the paints in the cup without denting in where the liquid fell. The paint was so thin that the stream of paint was spreading out very fast yet still I couldn't move the paint. I tried different angles of holding the hair dryer and even put it on high. Those paints could barely budge and believe me there was nothing resembling any kind of "petal". I wasn't using a cloud mix on my white back ground and using Artist's Loft white like everyone uses. It looks so easy to do but man, it is NOT my gig I guess. I won't quite trying but I guess I just wan't holding my mouth right! 9i hope you've heard that expression). Also Sara, you will learn one thing about me. When I leave a comment it is never (rarely) a few words. You get paragraph after paragraph sometimes. I am sure there are many artist who read the first word or two and give the obligatory heart because it is extremely rare that I get answers to any questions I might pose. That tells me one thing...they do not read their comments! So, thanks for reading mine. What's the point in saying, "Oh Sara, that is so pretty" so I can see why an artist leaves a heart. We all have lives, well most of us do (not me so much) and I know it takes time to answer a question in the comment section but I really think the comments need to be read. I have asked questions many times that was pertinent to their particular style, the specific piece being worked on, etc. I've even emailed questions without getting answers. It doesn't take much effort to unsubscribe. I study these videos girl and pay close attention. Many artists I've made pages on in my Mac so I can try a method, a specific movement, colors, you name it. So I've yammered on long enough. Thanks for reading my comments!!
@@santababy1952 Hi Laura, I think you are going to try to teach people through TH-cam, I should follow through in comments. I’m always eager to read and respond to my comments, because I find it engaging.
As far as your Dutch pour, I wonder what’s going on with no movement! I just opened a patron account, I’m doing private lessons. I think it’ll be cool because he tailored to the individual. I’m happy to give a few more answers here, but maybe this would be something that would be fun for both of us!
@@SaraTaylor I'll email you about the lessons. I am on such a tight budget as someone who was a house wife for 25 years (divorce ) and the salary doesn't pay much. I didn't start any kind of career until I was 44, yikes!. Six years in as a NICU nurse I was in a motorcycle accident that took me out of commission. Though I was able to get back to work after 7 years, my wrecked up body (from accident) finally failed me and had to retire early. Imagine having to move in with your mom when you're 62! So, I'll get with you on those lessons to see if I can afford them. I would love to teach as I'm kinda prone to do that anyway. Maybe one day when I can figure out the technology fo it. Thanks so much and keep on painting because I do learn a lot from you. I
That is gorgeous
Stunning
This is beautiful. Well done!
Outstanding!
And it's gorgeous!
You outdid yourself! This Is gorgeous, I love how it flows, and the colors! Great job. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Thank you so much ☺️ 🙏
Incredible!!
Stunning!
Amazing and so delicate!!! One of the nicest I have seen!
Thank you so much.✨🙏✌️
Amazing technique. Thanks for share!!!
Wow, stunning piece of art. Love the end result 👏🏻👏🏻🦋🌷
Gorgeous!!!!!
Magnifique. Superbe harmonie des couleurs et formes
stunning!!!!
Stunning!!!🤗😇😘
Love love it looks so beautiful
Great results very pretty
Wouahhhh... c’est magnifique....
It’s just turn out beautiful ❤️
Gorgeous!💚
Beautiful!
Thanks Sheila.✨🙏
Absolutely stunning........Absolument magnifique!
Beautiful, so elegant
Beautiful 💜💜💜
Totally love it.
Amazing!
Thanks!
New subscriber! Don't know why I haven't found your channel sooner. I love the way you manipulate the paints, it's more than the puddle pour or Dutch pour etc etc...
Nice work 💜
Lovely!!
Wonderful!
Truly exquisite; sophisticated in its simplicity! Txz jeanne
Love it!
Love this,it’s has a very guiet, restful feeling!
Hi Sara❤... Do you resin/varnish finish your paintings? Not sure if those two things are the same or not. Thank you
I’m amazed, thank you 😊
Very elegant and dainty, beautiful❣️
I love it so beautiful
Awesome!
This is really a beauty.👍
❤️ Stunning.
Beautiful
Hi Sara, I'm new to your channel, directed by Sarah Mack. This piece is stunning! I'm looking forward to watching more 💜
Wow🤩🤩🤩
Love it
Hi Sara. Love your work and your beautiful artist spirit! When you say that you add Modern Masters iridescent pearl paint, is that the same as M.M. Metallic paint. And where do you purchase it? I can seem to find iridescent. Thanks!
Have you tried Rinske’s recipe, I wonder? A lot of people use Floetrol but when I used Rinske’s mix of mostly Amsterdam and water, nothing else, it’s such a different effect that I wondered why, since she’s my queen of Dutch Pours, I didn’t do that earlier. Molly was the same - when she finally went to only paint and water she was so much happier with the results. My mix is so much more fluid than you’re using, it just skims over the basecoat. It’s interesting to try different consistencies.
Thank you so much for this! I have been using less and less floetrol, and your do right! My next Dutch pour will be water and paint.🙏✨😁