Painting with Cream?? Bloom Blow Out + Acrylic Pouring Tips!
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- I will not call this a fail. It did not come out as expected and there were multiple things that went wrong. But it was a learning experience and i do love the colors! Hope you enjoy the video! Thank you so much for watching. Happy painting!
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0:44 puddle pouring the acrylic colors
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Molly, this is why you’re at 500k followers. Not only are your videos filled with great information, the camera angles are perfect, and above all: you stay humble.
Showing a pour where one of the colors was too thick was valuable. People need to see that even the “pros” make mistakes… although… once dry, I loved it. And again. Another lesson! How to forgive yourself, and see the beauty in all your creations!
❤❤thank you for this
Johanne, thank you so much for your lovely comment! I appreciate it!
@@MOLLYSARTISTRY well it’s heartfelt. I don’t say it unless I think it
Lol wow I read “Molly this is why you’re NOT at 500k”. I was like dang!!
@@veronicabennett2777 lol omg no never. She just hit 500k 🤗
@@veronicabennett2777 hahahah nooooo! Lol
Thanks for posting this, Molly. I really love that you show us when things don’t work as you planned and explain what happened so we can learn. I really do like these colors together.
I am so happy that you posted this video. 1) It shows us that even the pros have challenges sometimes and that not every painting comes out "perfect". 2) Let's us learn from mistakes and mishaps. 🙂I agree with you, letting the not so perfect paintings dry. I often embellish them.
I like that you show us what you consider mistakes rather than just a perfect painting. Thank you
What a good teaching video. I'm happy you didn't give up and that you showed us what not to do. Consistancy is the key. Thank you my dear friend.
Such a great tutorial! Thank you Molly!
Thank you olga!
Thank you for walking through this amazing video and even though you did not like this painting as much. I think its still incredible and very beautiful. Thank you Molly and have a wonderful day.
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@@MOLLYSARTISTRY You are very welcome.
You know, the more I look at it, the more I like it. No it isn’t your normal look. However, being out of your comfort zone isn’t a bad thing! The muddy look gives it an ocean bottom movement look or even a space look. I can’t tell you how many times I haven’t cared for a piece until quite a while later. -K😇
thanks Tala!
@@MOLLYSARTISTRY Karen, Tala was our dog. I guess I need to change my username!
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@@talapeanutbutter4250 That's cute 😊❤
Great info and it’s good to see that I’m not the only one that has trouble at times. I thought you were very brave to show us a fail, and I appreciated the voice over to tell us what went wrong and how to fix it. You learned from this painting and told the steps to fix it. I thought this was a great learning video for everyone. Thank you so much Molly for sharing this with us. ❤️👏
I'm glad you were willing to share something that didn't quite work the way you wanted!! 💙🤗
Thank you so much Molly for showing us this video. We learn so much from you - what to do and what not to do. You share everything with us, even mistakes and I'm very grateful that you do. 🙂
Linda, thank you so much! Appreciate it!
I'm stopping back in after quite a time away. You're still such an awesome artist and person. I fondly remember the early days when we got to listen to your dryer running sometimes during your videos!! Keep being you. 💜💜
I'm glad you shared that video. I'm in the early stage of paint pouring, so this really helped.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing this. I know now when I try something new if it doesn't work out the first time. I am not alone! 😁
You are so welcome!
💕It’s good to be out today f your comfort zone💕Love the cream & the muddying looks more natural & unique💕
Yes molly thank you for showing us this piece!! It did dry a lot prettier than the wet results. Does make me want to do it!
Very well done on explaining the process and how to learn from it instead of beating yourself up! You rock my friend!
Thank you for sharing a 'fail'! It's good to know that even the professionals get it wrong sometimes and I really appreciate you pointing out the errors and saying that you didn't like it, as there are other TH-camrs who make a mess and claim it's a triumph!
I like it! A small puddle in the middle may have gave you the effect you wanted, but the negative space gives it some interest as well! ♥ the colors!
i love this. thanks for posting this and explaining exactly what went wrong, and for demonstrating that it's ok to make mistakes.
Molly, it wasn’t what you wanted and I totally understand where it went wrong, so I want to thank you for sharing this. I will say that even though it isn’t up to your standard, the colors are beautiful!!
thanks Deborah :)
I love how you explain everything so clearly. I also love the colours of this painting and the way you use so many different techniques.
Thank you for sharing this painting. Not your usual style but I am so appreciate of the details you shared. I was happy to identify how thick your copper paint was and also your base. I'm learning thanks to you, Molly🎨🎨
Don't beat yourself up an artist's mistake are not mistakes, is a creativity journey. It is absolutely beautiful, don't fall in the category of " it's not my colors", ,art it's art, open your mind to creative results. There's no mistakes in osinting
The colors looks beautiful and the cells too.
Thank you for all the helpful info you share! It rings in my head when I'm having trouble with a piece. Appreciate you!
You are so welcome!
Definitely get a Fall vibe from the colors used here. Each piece is a journey and you always bring us along. Thanks for sharing this with us. 🍁
This turned out pretty Molly. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for showing the struggles - I really appreciate that Molly. Not everything turns out - I've scraped so many - and other issues like this! You expect something - some turn out better - others just a mind of their own! Love your videos xxxx
I absolutely love watching these videos. You’re amazing and thank you.💕
You are so welcome!
How great. This is really stunning. Wonderful job here.
The colors and cells are awesome.
I like the colors; the composition was just off because you didn't have enough paint to keep moving around. Thank you for sharing this with us. It is helpful to see what doesn't work!
Molly it was good you shared this. It's wonderful insight
Thank you for showing us and walking through what happened!
Hi Molly ….great video to share with us ! You still got some beautiful lacing ! 💕
I really LOVE IT!!!
This palette is so Southwestern. Loved it.
This is a good one because I learned a lot. And it is real pretty.
Thanks for sharing this, it’s very helpful to watch and learn! Thx Molly ❤
thanks
I do like this painting! It is soft and beautiful.❤
Thank you very much!
Even though it is not what you wanted, I still like the painting. Thanks for sharing even though it lives as a "fail" for you. 💕
I love it!!
It is not bad!!! I think it looks awesome!!! Especially after it dried!!! Looks like white sand bar surrounded by shallow ocean reefs!!!!
I think it's beautiful love the colors
I still say all your painting are beautiful 💙💙💙💙💙
I like it. The cream gives it a more delicate look and what you call muddy, I call muted. Tonally perfect. It would look beautiful displayed against a dark background.
The colors are beautiful 🥰🥰
Thank you for sharing< never a failure, just happy accident, lol. I look at it as I just learned how to paint linear. I did love the colors! 👏🏻👏🏻🐇🐇
I loved these colors together. I think it came out very well. I would love to see you do something with these colors again.
What a great learning video.
Thank you 🤗
I like this one! ❤️❤️❤️
Happens to me too. As you said, it’s not what you envisioned but still looks nice😀💕 love that you showed this! As I often say, it’s not as easy as it seems ❤️
The colors remind me of those blankets they wrap new borns in at the hospital.
Thank you so much for sharing mistakes and tips. Now I don’t feel so badly about my goofs! 😁
I actually like this. it looks like veins and skin almost 💕
Even though it didn’t turn out the way you hoped it would I think it’s still very pretty.
I actually like it. Thanks for sharing
Glad to hear it!
It still looked cool!!!
Fantástica pintura
I really loved this Molly! I learned so much xu! (and I adore Karen and her art so it was fun)
Thanks Tracy! Your stands shipped out yesterday too please be on the lookout!
I actually like the design it was making. It was doing the landscape as karen calls it lol. I love the colors. You could definitely see that copper come out really thick. I noticed it before you said it
I agree with some of the others: I actually really like this one. I could see a series of 3 in this color. Sort of like corals or some kind of sea landscape.
Thanks for this video!
My pleasure!
Love it looks like huge flowers in the amazon
I have to say that I loved the colors together. If you look in certain areas it reminds me of actual Turquoise, with thin strips of colors running through it. I think you are your own worse critic because I loved how it turned out. Glad you didn’t scrape it.
:) thank you :)
thank you for showing a painting that did not work to your liking, but it is still a stunning work of art
My pleasure 😊
Molly, I know this did not turn out the way you wanted it to, but I still think it is gorgeous! 💚
Learning a lot here.
I don't hate the color pallette at all but you're 100% right on what to change. I do love that cream background but not as a cell activator. You're more patient than me by far, I'd have scraped that in a heartbeat rather than waste an expensive canvas.
Hi Molly! Hmmm...I think the attachment to the dryer would have been significant in the outcome too. I actually loved the cream base. It gave a softer look to the painting. I think I'm going to use a cream base next time I try a blowout. Thanks so much for your time and sharing this video with us.
Love you! 🖌️🎨❤️
Totally agree on the attachment! Thank you!
I know that you want to do the blooms with your pouring medium. I think it works out. Would you ever try using the house paint pillow with your pouring medium for the puddles only. Seems to me you lose the elasticity and plasticity of the house paint which would give you different results for tilting.
I do love the cream and colors. As always, your videos are educational and enjoyable.
You are a delight.
-Elise
great info
You sound like you really did not like this one - I know the feeling - but you know what - someone else WILL! I've only learnt that recently! I think it's stunning personally! I like the white space between. But different eyes.
I’ve been watching for awhile. Just now realizing your channel is huge!! Thought it was just me and you lol
Hahahha will it is when you watch just me and you! Yes i have grown over the past few years and i an very thankful for that!
The attachment on hairdryer works so much better when you do a blow out Molly. The colors are pretty but may I ask why was the copper thicker then the other colors ?? Love your videos and love experimenting with pouring medium since I got into it happy painting 🎨🖌️🎨🖌️🎨 I know I will if we don't experiment with different techniques and mediums etc etc then I feel we don't grow as artist sometimes you gotta step back look maybe add something perhaps to get to the point where you love how your piece turned out 🖌️🎨❤️
Looks like something from the Navajo.
Personally, I love the outside edges. That green the orange and turquoise made is beautiful.
I think, you lost too much off the top with your first tilt.
But I'd not be mad at. It's quite pretty. And I like how things turned out. Idda left the corner and the middle alone. But that's just artist's eye.
Hello Molly! xx 🎉
Why the different blow dryer? Just curious. The copper is gorgeous, but definitely a lot thicker than the other colors. I have personally messed around with a painting this long as well. I probably would’ve scraped. And I definitely don’t go this big, especially to experiment.
Do you have a link to the next one you did?
Did you use all acrylic paints? Is that what you used for your pillow?
I kinda really like it
I think this is beautiful. Your recipe in the description is this what you used for this technique? It is such stunning colors.
Yes, it is!
It is very beautiful ❤❤❤. You can put birds in the middle
Yes, thanks
hey molly hhow are you i love you channel you have some good art work it is amazing
you are pretty and sweet where do you live?
Молли, спасибо за урок.все это очень полезно.
you are welcome!
I actually like the color combination and affects. I would have poured a third puddle of color in the negative space and stretch/blow it out. I’m not fond of negative space.
I know it didn’t turn out how you wanted it to but how can you fix it and make it look pretty without re pouring what can you add to it to embellish it to make it something that you would like just curious I love the copper in the blue together very pretty
good idea!
Molly mi riferisco a questo : 70% di floetrol e 30% di mezzo di brillantezza . Che prodotto intendi per mezzo di brillantezza ? Grazie ❤
Do you save your table scrapings? And use them later?
I do!
Could you share a video where you use them. So interested to see what you will create.
@@candacetakacs4209 yes i have! Its at the end of some of my videos and i have a whole series from the lady 2 weeks with left over paints!
This would be cool with a stencil. At least that’s how I “save” canvases I am not thrilled with.
I like the colors… still debating on on the cream. That’s really out of my comfort zone 😂😂
I knoow the cream was for me too! And yes stencils would be great here!
Hi Molly beautiful love ❤️
Muito lindo, qual é o tipo de tinta usada
This reminds me of Native American Indian jewelry. I think it’s beautiful.
Do you find sometimes the overflow is so appealing too?
I loved the colors , maybe composition is not the best one because of the straight negative space
You think it’s a fail but I think it’s fab. If that was mine I’d consider it a triumph 😂
Not a fail! Just not what i expected and multiple things that i could have done differently. I don't consider most a fail but now a learning lesson!
Molly, I just tried everything and it is TOTAL DESASTER! As base I used Varathane Polyurethane satin. I also used Floetrol US made...and no pearls no color activation, no color splitting. Everything ended up only as a color splash on the canvas...some colors slided only because I was tilting the canvas. Did not get even CLOSE to your end results. What was wrong ?
Molly , scusami , cosa intendi per mezzo di brillantezza ? Grazie mille ❤rispondimi per favore ! Tu e Olga , Djamel e Dwigth siete i miei punti di riferimento!
I'm sorry, I don't understand the question... it's hard with translation...
У вас столько краски стекает вниз, а что если взять небольшой холст и макнуть его в эту краску? Интересно что получится?
Yes you can! But i scrape it up after and use it for another painting usually!
Sorry I'm not an artist but maybe to someone else it's beautiful with it's colors I would my finger alittle most to bring the design into it like l've watch others do without starting again😊