Hi Andrea, thanks for the kind feedback and glad to be back XXX. I've been busy with other things but should be able to get back to TH-cam again now XXX😀
You're having far too much fun Louise! I love the versatility of acrylic paint and I like your demo of scraping off the paint to show the layer underneath. I've been painting with fluid acrylic paint onto heavy watercolour paper with good effect. 😊
Hi, yep, I am enjoying the journey. Experimentation leads to all sorts of possibilities. Acrylics offer a great scope of mark-making; I have just begun to see what I can get from the medium. X😀
Hi Mary, I know I appear to jump from medium to medium and project to project, but they all tie into each other and will reveal a lovely breadth of process that informs across mediums.😀 Thank you so much for the lovely comment and for coming on this journey with me.😀XX All the very best and I look forward to speaking again, Louise
Maybe I knew this at one time but at age 74, I suppose I can be forgiven for forgetting that acrylic paint is made of plastics. No more down the drain. Thanks for your this reminder and your channel. 😊
Great. So glad you like them and many thanks for watching. I need to do some more on this topic so hopefully there will be more quite soon. All the best, Louise XX😀
Robersons Pigment Binding Acrylic Medium - Add to dry pigments (or pigment milled into a paste with water) to create acrylic paint. Also useful to mix into thin, dilute washes of acrylic paint to prevent the paint from being dislodged by further layers. This is not the product I use but a similar one with a good description stating that it is a medium used to bind the acrylic particles together when diluted. If you dilute acrylic paints too much, there is not enough binder to keep the paint stable.😀 It is similar to a gloss or matte medium, which has binding properties. XXX Hope this helps
Thank you Louise. I will play with these techniques.😊
You’re welcome 😊Thank you for watching and enjoy XXX
Good to see you louise. As always a most interesting video of techniques. I love your style. Many thanks. 🙂👍👍
Hi Andrea, thanks for the kind feedback and glad to be back XXX. I've been busy with other things but should be able to get back to TH-cam again now XXX😀
Hi Louise, ingenious as usual 😊
Thank you so much for sharing 😊
Stay safe 💕
Hi Sandie, a bit of an experiment, but it offers lots of potentials. Many thanks for watching and for the lovely feedback. All the very best, Lou XX😀
You're having far too much fun Louise! I love the versatility of acrylic paint and I like your demo of scraping off the paint to show the layer underneath. I've been painting with fluid acrylic paint onto heavy watercolour paper with good effect. 😊
Hi, yep, I am enjoying the journey. Experimentation leads to all sorts of possibilities. Acrylics offer a great scope of mark-making; I have just begun to see what I can get from the medium. X😀
Another joyous journey with you and your creative spirit! I just love watching you, Louise.
Hi Mary, I know I appear to jump from medium to medium and project to project, but they all tie into each other and will reveal a lovely breadth of process that informs across mediums.😀 Thank you so much for the lovely comment and for coming on this journey with me.😀XX All the very best and I look forward to speaking again, Louise
@@LouiseJannetta I love your thought process and I’m glad you jump around. It’s very very interesting to watch and hear you
Maybe I knew this at one time but at age 74, I suppose I can be forgiven for forgetting that acrylic paint is made of plastics. No more down the drain. Thanks for your this reminder and your channel. 😊
Thank you so very much, that was really good, i have got to try this💐✅🙂🌸
Great. So glad you like them and many thanks for watching. I need to do some more on this topic so hopefully there will be more quite soon. All the best, Louise XX😀
@@LouiseJannetta that will be great, looking forward to them😃💐✅
Can you tell me what brand of Acrylic Binding Medium you are using? I am having trouble finding anything called that.
Robersons Pigment Binding Acrylic Medium - Add to dry pigments (or pigment milled into a paste with water) to create acrylic paint. Also useful to mix into thin, dilute washes of acrylic paint to prevent the paint from being dislodged by further layers. This is not the product I use but a similar one with a good description stating that it is a medium used to bind the acrylic particles together when diluted. If you dilute acrylic paints too much, there is not enough binder to keep the paint stable.😀 It is similar to a gloss or matte medium, which has binding properties. XXX Hope this helps