Liquitex vs Floetrol vs WATER ONLY - Paint Kiss Technique Experiment 😱
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What is the difference between pouring with medium and pouring with water only? Well, let's find out! Today I'm experimenting with Floetrol vs Liquitex vs WATER ONLY for a paint kiss acrylic pouring technique! The results are totally unexpected.😱
I hope you enjoyed the process and looking forward to hearing from you :)
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Turning Lemons into Lemonade! Have you experimented with different pouring mediums and also with water only?
And if you find this video helpful, please Like and Share to show love and help me stay motivated to create more! 😊
I've only added a small amount of the Liquitex with my floetrol, but now I'll have to have an experiment with just the Liquitex pouring medium like you did here and see what happens. I do feel like the paintings are stickier when they are dry when I add it so that's why I haven't just used it up until now. Well, that and the cost.
I've only added a small amount of the Liquitex with my floetrol, but now I'll have to have an experiment with just the Liquitex pouring medium like you did here and see what happens. I do feel like the paintings are stickier when they are dry when I add it so that's why I haven't just used it up until now. Well, that and the cost.
@@pennymccracken9079 thank you, Penny. This is something I want to try also - use Floetrol and Liquitex in one mixture. And yes, I wish the Liquitex PM wasn't that pricey
My experience is still limited with pouring mediums so I’m sure other people might say more about this than me. I usually only use the liquitex pouring medium with floetrol. I don’t really like the liquitex by itself, it tends to require a lot more fussing around and it’s really not good for the effects I try to get. Now having said that, whenever I use it together with floetrol, it starts to set faster than just using floetrol. The liquitex is very good for holding the shape of the rings. If I want to make sure that there are less cells I can use less floetrol and more liquitex pouring medium. My favourite thing about liquitex pouring medium is that it makes everything very glossy and smooth, plus it helps immensely to prevent cracking and crazing.
Thank you for sharing! I'm surprised to hear that liquitex is good for shape holding, cause I has completely opposite results, but I guess it's all about finding the right consistency and ratio. Thank you!
I appreciate you showing us the difference Not everyone has the extra money . Thank you so much for sharing. It means alot
Look in home depot oops paint for bargains . Some of it they can tint too
I like that you posted the real deal experience. People who try to do it and don't get a great result right off the bat, might think they have failed, and then give up. Acrylic pouring is an experimental process and therefore there are no real failures; just learning experiences.
100% agree with you! And I actually enjoy every little bit of it, all the experiments, trials, errors, and learning curves!
Definitely!!
I agree with you SO much! Most of these videos only show great results. Everything went according to plan and the end result is fabulous. Then when I try and it fails, I get a bit shaken. It's so good to see a video where the results are not what they wanted. The thing that I love about Olga is the fact that she explains why she does things and what might happen if you don't so something (or you do something). I always learn so much when I watch her.
As someone just beginning their pouring adventure, this was so valuable for me. To see the differences is great. Thank you for sharing your lemons 😍
Thank you! I'm so glad you found it helpful 🍋😀😄
I especially liked the first pour with Liquitex, especially how the colors moved so unpredictably that they made waves and ripples. Just lovely. Sometimes we stumble onto something unintentionally satisfying.
thank is true! And it can be quite challenging to accept the beauty even if something goes not according to the plan.
I liked the first one as well it kinda draws you to the painting
Sista Soby, the way you explain what is going on with the paint of the paintings lets me know that there is a serious science to this art. I am in WOW of you.
Thank you for kind words Andre❤️
I think that first one, even if was a mistake, is still really cool looking! ❤️
The honesty of this video has really impressed me. I have so much respect for you, that you're willing to show us not only the pretty pictures but also the sometimes not-so-pretty reality of being an artist. As one of my favorite TH-cam artists says, you're punching perfectionism in the face -- and that's what earned my subscription to your channel 💜💜💜
Olga, thank you so much for posting this. I totally understand the disappointment you felt but you really have helped a bunch of us by doing this.
Dear Olga, I am sure someone has pointed it out, but I will say it too: the Liquitex looks like a blue eagle in front of a fire or like a monster. So it might be a keeper.
And thank you so much for running this experiment! It is so important that someone who has consistent experiment conditions can test one parameter at a time. You are a perfect scientist of the acrylic pouring method!
All the best to you! From Russia with love and appreciation.
Thank you so much, Sasha! I love your vision of eagle and fire! it's super cool!💖
As someone who is wanting to do this form of art, this was so very educational. Thanks for being willing to be so vulnerable to help newbies!
Perfectly explained! 👏👏👏 my mix is Floetrol, small amount of PVA, even smaller amount of Liquitex PM and bits of water. This is my go to mix for my basic pours. I use different combinations for more advanced type pours. Do I want cells or no cells. Do I want paint to blend or not blend. What I have found is that Artist mediums are generally some type of gloss coating. And can be used as such, like Liquitex PM. Where Floetrol is not an Artist medium just a conditioner and paint color extender. Liquitex changed some of their labeling, (Gina Deluca), on some of their mediums to include Pouring Medium on the Label, where it used to say Gloss and Varnish Pouring Medium, now just say Pouring Medium. I've found a little of each gives me the best results, keeping in mind that I cannot leave too much paint on the canvas when using Floetrol in the mix. I hope a lot of people see this! 👍
Excellent explanation! Thank you, Diane. Only I have both Liquitex PM and Liquitex Gloss Medium and Varnish, and I would say they are different mediums, even tho some properties are the same.
I am going to try a "complex" mixture with a little bit of everything and see how that works 😀
I just started this week, and I’ve been using Liquitex Pouring Medium, wondering why my paintings don’t look like the awesome pours that inspired me to try... thank you for showing me that I’m not the only one getting this result. I thought I was just doing something wrong.
Thank you Olga. Most of us are nervous to show our fails to anyone but you are right when you say that to only show the brilliant pours isn't the ideal way to showcase this form of art. We are all learning and your generous sharing of brilliant pours and a few fails is very helpful and I for one appreciate that. Thank you so much for sharing this experiment. Send a bit of your warm weather here to NSW Australia as it is mid winter here and very cold at the moment and has been wet too recently.
Hi Nita, thank you so much 💓 I agree with you, and I believe in honesty, and I think it's the best way to learn if we all share not only our success but also the mistakes to learn from. And I'm sending you some warm weather and sunrays in exchange for a nice cool breeze😄😀
I love that you even share the ones you aren't happy with! It is actually encouraging.
We love that you showed the successes and the failures this way we know what not to do thank you so much because this is part of learning and we need to know this. God bless you and please keep teaching as you are such a wonderful teacher Olga
You are so welcome, Lisa!😉
Thank you for your honesty. I've been having a lot of unsuccessful pours lately and this have me hope.
I really appreciate that you show and explain the failures. It makes it less daunting to try things as a new pouring artist. You are fantastic. Looking forward to all your future creations. 😊♥️
thank you so much, this means a lot!
THANK YOU soooooo much for posting this video, although it’s been a year and nine months since you’ve tried these three separate techniques I appreciate you showing us all of your BEAUTIFUL work and also showing us this video of the Fails. I am a professional beauty makeup artist, but new to this form of Artwork (and a new subscriber to your channel) and I must say that this video has given me hope that all is not lost, and for me to just keep on trying. Again thanks for posting.
Thank you for sharing! Try using different paint brands and maybe mixing paint and water only and see how that works for you😉 Maybe you'll like it better than pouring medium😊
Hi Olga, I too loved this experiment...we humans learn far better the hard way. It usually stays in our minds longer. So you actually saved us lots of paint and time to find these answers before they were questions in our minds, and mostly you saved us lots of materials. This IS all new to many of us, so we have to realize (remind ourselves) we are learning and we shouldn’t expect “perfection”. My personal opinion is that it doesn’t exist. Once we stop striving for “Perfect” I believe we will be much less stressed and therefore become better with the task and more realistic with our feelings after we complete a task. Who’s with me?
I'm totally with you on this one! Perfection is a lie, and I try to remind my self about it pretty often. Especially with art like pouring😊
I appreciate you showing imperfect pours. I learn more and it makes me feel better knowing you have to fix your art too.
Glad it was helpful, Diane!😊
Showing everything allows people the opportunity to learn from your mistakes. Anyone can edit to come up with just the right looks and "perfect" finishes but it takes someone brave to show it all. Good for you for being brave.
thank you, Warren!
Thanks so much for your honesty and teaching all you learned!
This video is exactly why I love watching all your videos, you show us all the things that not only work, more importantly how you fix and make things work for you, I really need to find the time to watch your older videos too. Thank you so much for sharing everything💞you are an amazing teacher!!! 💞🦋
You are most welcome, Gege!😊
I swear you know exactly how to handle a unhappy pour. I've had a few problems & have been very upset w/ myself, I ordered flotrol from Amazon yesterday. So hopefully it will improve my pours, but I wanted to say thank you for your honesty 🙏😊. I appreciate your candor I needed to see someone like you (so talented & naturally artistic) have a little trouble with it. Yes please do more experiments its great fun! Yeah & thank you ❤
Thank you so much, Reyna!😊
17:40 I am glad you posted this video! I am just beginning at learning acrylic pouring and this video showed the pour can have trouble you don’t expect. I am at the present time experimenting with mediums. I get the same problems of paints not sticking to the side of canvas to holes starting to form when the painting is drying! I am sure I will get it right with the mediums with experimenting with the mediums. But I seen a lot of your work and know there will come a time I won’t have to worry so much about the paint flowing properly. I have done a few and posted a few that I had no problems with. Thanks again for the video!
You are most welcome! Glad it was helpful!😉
Thank you for being vulnerable and showing us when things do not work perfectly. It is reassuring that these things happen to everyone when they are learning!
You are most welcome!😊
Your honesty is so refreshing! Thank you 😊
You are so welcome!😉
Yes please make more videos like this one maybe one where you have equal ratio of paint and medium and do same as you did here. Liquitex, water and floetrol. Thanks so much i learn so much when you do these. Great job.
Thank you so much, Julie!😊
Just watched this video today-your artistic technique has developed so much since then. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge!
You are so welcome!
It really helps to see this because I've learned why some of my paintings came out the way they did! Do more!
Happy to hear that!💖
Thanks for the tests. Have you tried Glue and Water?
I have not, but it's on my list!
I like to use Elmer's glue to mix with acrylic paint, it changes the texture and it turns a little bit of paint into plenty with a longer open time. however I have not done any "pouring" mostly because I fret over the waste paint.
This demonstration was great. I have only used your paint Floetrol water recipe so seeing you try all three recipes was very informative. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
You're most welcome June💖
Your teaching, presentation & editing are the best I’ve seen! The choice of music is good & it doesn’t overpower the presentation. Seeing your studio adds lots of color, your speak very articulate & precise. You sound like you are speaking to an audience not just yourself. The two different camera views really lift your presentation & keep it from becoming boring. You are a true Talent & Profession !
Thank you for such amazing feedback! 🥰
Olga, this was so useful to me! I didn't know any of it before, you have (hopefully) saved me from the same mistakes, thank you. You were brave to let us see you making mistakes.
You are so welcome, Carol! Happy to help😊
I'm just beginning to try my hand at this type of painting. Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us! Love your end results!
So glad you decided to show us everything-a good teacher is willing to do that-not let their egos get in the way. Good decision to show us ALL! Thanks.
You are most welcome!😊
Thank you Olga. It is very helpful to have videos like this. I have not been getting the results that I was and watching this reminded me to go back to the beginning and work my way forward. You are a wonderful help.
Thank you, Dawn! This is 100% true it all start with the base, and for me it's probably the right mixture and consistency 😊
Thank you for teaching me what to do as well as what not to do. Your videos are fantastic.
Glad you like them, Sharon! 😊🤗
A very instructive video. Thanks for showing us this experiment.
Thanks for showing the process and for showing that not everything always works out. Makes me not feel so bad about my failures
Happy it was helpful, Robert! 😊
Even though they aren't perfect I think the last 2 are stunning. They look amazing in the color and design.
Thank you so much, Jess!😊
I have been wanting to try pouring techniques for a while and have been too chicken to try! Today while battling COVID at home, I found your channel and I cannot stop watching! I love that you explain what you’re doing and why and that you take the time to show us different mediums and pouring techniques!!! I think it’s time for me to jump in and give this a shot!! Thank you for inspiring me to try something new.
Olga, you are a great personality and teacher. Thanks for all your videos.
Thank you for showing this, it's really useful for those of us who are still on the 10% good/90% awful pours to see what works, what doesn't, and most importantly why things go wrong. On my first pours I picked up the wrong tube to mix my white and only realised once I'd used up all my mix that I'd added Pebeo Bindex instead of white acrylic. It didn't affect the result, it was truly awful but it would still have been awful if I'd used the right tube!
Im new too my first one looks like sushi. Second like army print. Third one near perfect then my friend put her phone on my wet painting 😥
Thank you, Debbie, it is all about trials and error and learning on our own (or someone else's) mistakes. In fact, some of my best pours happen from a terrible mistake at first
Hi Renae, pour looks like sushi? I wanna see that! 😁😄
Thank you so much for this video. I agree with showing "mistakes" as well the successes. I am just beginning to experiment with this technique and I have experimented with many different painting techniques...so I understand that having problems is a huge part of the learning process as well as when you feel you are an "expert"! I truly enjoy YOU and your videos!!
I really appreciate your honesty. I've learned more from my failed pours than from my successful pours. Good work! I look forward to your next video ☺
Thank you so much, Elizabeth! That is true. we learn on the mistakes the best, in fact, all of my best artworks are results of trials and errors :)
Thank you for your sincerity
I’ve watched this video more than once, it’s sooo valuable!! I’m so glad you show the good and the bad! ♥️♥️
Glad it was helpful, Amanda!!!😊
Sooo much great info in this video! Thank you for posting this... You saved many of us from some major issues here. I am not only learning but enjoying your positive energy very much!
I feel so encouraged by you. Stay lifted Olga! 😊
You are so welcome, William! Thank you from the bottom of my heart, William Dunnagan! 💖🤗
@@OlgaSoby I have been out of art for many years and I have attempted to get back into it over the last year. I have had 3 unsuccessful attempts and I took the bad results to heart, unable to try again immediately. I have watched many videos of you making the prettiest artwork and you make it look so effortless. This video reminds me that even "our teachers or inspirations" have bad days. It is so important that new artists learn this and that old artists be reminded of this. I can tell you were upset but you kept your spirits up and explained every "happy little accident" in great detail. Thank you again for posting this video. You are always a breath of fresh air to me!!
I am staring at my jug of Floetrol right now. I am new to this medium. Maybe today is the day...💖
Your not wrong, I just started painting and it happened to all 3 of the ones I did. Really glad I found you experience today. Love your work thanks for sharing 👍
Happy to hear you find it helpful, Neva 😍
Thanks for sharing...this is how we all learn! 😊
Thank you SO much for sharing these "failures." By doing so, you enabled us to learn ever so much more than we possibly could have if everything had turned out ideally.
That’s what I like about you so humble and fluent natural not always seeking perfectionism & that encourages me always to give a try to several stuff and feel good on whatever the results will be ❤️
Ty. My pours were breaking apart. Thought I was just bad at it. Paying such attention now to thickness in all pours
It’s like getting used to a new oven! Everything is different. A very helpful tutorial - thank you.
Yes 100% true! Takes some practice first (and maybe read the instruction too lol)
Hey Olga ✨ This is such a valuable teaching aide and I am so glad you never gave up on the video.......you gave us "the real deal" I am a fan of your "Lemonade" theory ......its trial and error.
I have been wanting to buy a pouring medium, (already have a distilled water, a gloss and Liquitex iridescent in my supplies), this video steered me away from buying the Liquitex version , for the time being, so I have just ordered some Floetrol.
Thank you for for the journey
Stay Safe as always & Have a fantastic rest of the week 🧡🌻☮🕊
thanks for sharing your experimentes
Thank you for checking it out, Maria!
Your energy, your honesty and your kindness is just amazing. It means a lot for me. Thank you for teaching as a friend, with up and downs I'm learning a lot and... with confidence in myself...
Thank you for the compliments, Martha!😊💖
BRAVO! I have learned soooo much from your experimental pours. You are such a valuable teacher and truly beautiful person. Very patient and very passionate regarding your work.
It's well appreciated for us the beginners, that you show that not all of the paintings are perfect because most of videos we watch everything it's perfectly done and if we don't see this kind of things we get frustrated so, BRAVO 👏👏👏👏
Olga I so admire your courage. It takes courage to admit our flaws or our mistakes but that’s how we all learn and I learned from each one of your pores. The other thing I learned is I have seen you pour successful paint after successful paintings So I just thought once you become a pro then you don’t have any issues or any mess ups it was kind of comforting to know that even you all do! 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much, Virginia! 😊
Stumbled on your vids. Pretty big differences in just a couple years huh? You totally upgraded your background and whole look!
I'm so pleased you showed us the experiment. I'm getting overwhelmed by watching so many different tutorials. Can you tell me what the Floetrol and water percentages were to paint, please? Thank you so much.
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Hi! Please check out description under the video for recipe details 😉
@@OlgaSobyI didn’t see ratios
Hi Linda here, I really appreciate your pours, very good information. I’m gathering as much information as possible before l start my first pour, watching for days and days, not getting much housework done. Loving this form of art l cant wait to get started.
Hi Linda, can you imagine what happens when you actually GET STARTED? no housework done and family is hungry 😆😆😆
Of course, it's not that bad, but I need to warn you - acrylic pouring is very addicting.
Thank you, this is , for me one of your best videos. Thank you for not giving up and more importantly sharing with us what and why things go wrong. I search for videos like this and cant find many. Its very frustrating when your just learning and all the examples are perfect artistic master pieces ! Im always saying how do they do that every single time and I cant do it one time.! So videos like this not only inspire me to keep trying, but more importantly they give me a place to start the fixing process. So thank you for all your help and amazing videos. You truly inspire me.
You are most welcome, Shilon!😊
Great information! Thank you for taking the time to do the experiment.
You're most welcome, Kathy!
Dear Olga. Thank you for having the courage to show these. To me they are not mistakes, because perfection can only come from improving all the time. We all have to start at the bottom, even when we have had fantastic role models in our personal lives. So - never be afraid of showing us your not so perfect pours. Those of us who are still on the bottom rungs of the ladder love those just as much as the 'perfect' ones. 😄
Thank you so much!💖
I super appreciate the humility of the video. I’m new to acrylic pouring and really glad I found your channel! :)
Awesome! Thank you!😊
Very nice of you to show us your ‘fails’ not only successful results. I appreciate it so much. Thank you👍
thank you, Lana. Honestly, I was quite nervous to do that but so happy to see that it actually helps!
I love your videos. I learn along with you. So grateful to you!
Your "fails" are quite beautiful. I guess beauty truly is in the eyes of the beholder.
Floetrol was the best in my opinion! Fun experiment.
It is the best for me for now too, especially cause I'm so used to it, and kinda know what to expect. but I'm definitely going to experiment more and kick my self out of the comfort zone 😆
The Liquitex ones are my absolute favorite!!
I love your trials I've leant alot from them. Thanks
Great to hear!
Re the 2 red and blue pictures: So happy you didn’t overdump the paint off the canvas… the resulting pictures were beautiful (despite the flaws you pointed out, I still think the resulting pixs were lovely). Many folks dump so much paint off, all the pictures look the same… I guess the difference is you left the black negative space… definitely my preference… thanks for showing us
Thank you so much for feedback! Glad it was helpful😊
I love it!!! The second one, looks like a rose in half color ❤️💙 keep it up!
Happy you like it!😉
Great comparison! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for checking it out, Chris!
Omg I’m so glad to see that you had the same issue with Liquitex pouring medium. I found that in some areas it seemed like it set very quickly where I had ares that didn’t move. I thought it was just me.
Oh guess what .. I tried liquitex pour today on a small board to start with and it so happens I had same smudgy effect. I forgot to buy and add silicone oil, will do next time after watching such detailed videos. Thanks Olga. Appreciate your spirit of inquisitiveness and enthusiasm!
Thanks for the tips and tricks!!! I've had the cracking experience with one of my canvass paintings!!! To fill in my cracks I may abstract it a bit before I decide whether or not to resin it!! Thanks again!!! Julie
You are so welcome!
Thank you for the experiment. Really worth exploring. Thank you .
Absolutely worth it! Trials and errors for the best results in future :)
Thank you so very much Olga! Learnt so much more from this video than the 'successful' others.
Really? Well, this means a lot to me, I'm gonna consider to share a lot more experiments in the future! Thank you 💓
I use Liquitex Pouring Medium (LPM) to help bind the color of the paints I use that are inexpensive. I use it in addition to Floetrol and water. From watching you I can see the pour you did w/ LPM the colors did not blend on the canvas once they were poured -you can see each individual color. Where you only used water the colors did not stay defined and separate. I'm glad you did this experiment. It helps all of us!
Yes that is true, you are right! Does your mixture with lpm holds the shape of rings well?
@@OlgaSoby i can't say for sure since this is not a style of pouring I have done more than once or twice. Sorry!
Omg I've been wondering about that liquutex pouring medium and knowing that the binders break after about 30% water was SO helpful to learn!! Another amazing and informative video Olga! You're amazing!
Thank you, Christina! This means a lot!
And I'm definitely going to practice and experiment more with both Liquitex and Water only! And also want to put them all in one mixture and see what happens. 😊
@@OlgaSoby omg I'm excited to see what THAT looks like! I think you'd be shocked with using glue as well and I'd love to see you try that as a medium! I feel like it may give you the same smooth semi gloss finish as the lquitex medium
thank you, I actually have never used glue, but I heard people are having cracking problems with it, so I guess I was scared to try :) would love to know your mixture recommendations!
Thank you for sharing your video with warts & all! I'm only just begining, and so it's good to see both sides so that I can learn from it all. :)
I loved this video with the different mediums, really helpful so thank you. I'm learning as I go along
You're most welcome!
Olga, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and talent with us...
I'm fascinated by pour painting & don't have the space to do it right now so I'm watching videos. With your content it's like being able to actually study! I know this is an old video but I wanted to say thanks - I've watched a couple of your 'experiments' and they are super useful. I hope you continue to enjoy and grow in what you love.
Wow, thank you so much! Glad it was helpful!😊
I am so grateful for this video. I learned so much from this video. You are one of my favorite artist/teachers. Thank you so much.
You are most welcome, Amanda!😊
Brilliant and true representation. Fantastic video
thank you so much, Melissa, means a lot!
Oh Olga, youve done it again. Every tutorial is informative and this experiment was really well planned and presented. So grateful for your efforts. I'm in Australia and only recently started my paint pouring journey! Addicted! Lobe your videos, your website and your talent! Awesome lemonade! 😃
Hi there, wow thank you so much for such amazing comment! Totally made my day 😊 Looking forward to seeing your pouring experiments in the group!
I just love it!
This video is extremely valuable to those of us just starting. Thanks for sharing all of your mistakes as well as your successes!! That's what makes this video an amazing learning experience
Really appreciate your sharing of experiments. Learning from my failures.
Never make excuses sister! The nature of art is that every piece is in itself unique.
“Nothing is good or bad, only thinking makes it so”. Shakespeare.
I hope you will have a more positive feel in your self. You are wonderful!
Thank you, Rann 💙
I really enjoyed your video, Olga. Very informative.
Glad you enjoyed it, Laurie! 💖
You are great! I am new and not happy with any of my results but I am determined!
Awesome video! Can you show more videos like this? I never knew what caused the effects you experienced. What percentage would you say are not " keepers" for you"?
Could we see more failed attempts and how to fix them?
all 4 of those are beautiful. the first two where you have the red on one side and blue on the other are like fire and ice. the other one which was your first pour is beautiful that was no fail. the way the red moved slower then the other colors caused such a amazing pattern with the other colors.
Thank you so much!😊
Love love love this video. The best lessons are learnt from experiments that don’t always work out. This was PACKED with tips and nuggets. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Glad it was helpful!😊