Ring Pour Over the Hand~Nate's Art Lab~Finger Painting~Acrylic Pouring~Fluid Art~253
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
- My good friend Nate Bright asked me to to jump on this Art Lab Collaboration this month. He said it's a finger painting collaboration and I said "I'll do it". I haven't done a Ring Pour in quite a while so I thought I would do one with a little twist. Come check out the video and join the fun. The playlist for everyones video will be posted below.
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Video 253
14x18" Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Colors Used
Phthalo Green
Custom Yellow
Soft Body White
Baby Blue
24k Gold/Champagne
Army Green
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This turned out to be very cool, Brian. And what fun!! 💙
Yes, I get the sense of marshland. Very clever.
Thank you 😀😀
I can totally see the marshland!
I can smell it. lol
Very cool! Thank you for sharing …
Thank you, Marie 😀
I did this a few Thanksgiving ago. My entire family of 12 put their hand all on one big canvas. It was great and now hangs at my folks house with everyone’s imprint. 😊
That would be so much fun. I'd love to see that 😀
Oh this was really cool!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the visit
Thank you for your video and sharing that with us. Have a lessened day
Nicely done, Brian.
Thank you 😀
This is attractive and beautiful🌈🎨🖌️👍
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for sharing 🎨
Thanks for watching 😀
Really nice outcome... just as you described..
Was a great tutorial.
Well done! ❤😊
Thank u, Cheryl 😀
Very Cool technique!
Thank you 😀😀
Love he movement, color palette, and your finger painting.😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🕊️✌️😀😃😄😁🤗
Thank you 😀
Nice one 👍🏻
Thank you 😀😀
Fantastisch 🎉❤
Thank u very much 😃😃
This is so cool 🆒 🥰
Thank u very much 😃😃
LOVE IT. YOU OPEN A LOT OF VARIATIONS TO WORK ON. THANK YOU FOR SHARING
Thank you so much 😀
Well, pouring over your hand is sure thinking outside the box and it really worked well. I love the finished result.
Thank you 😀😀
Cool idea to do a ring pour over your hand. The outcome is awesome Brian👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️🙂
Thanks Friedo. 😀
Awesome results Brian very creative stay warm the snow is beautiful.
Thank you, Larry. 😀
Super idée👍, merci pour votre partage 🩵🙂
Thank you 😀😀
Ya done awesome!! Even with the glove on!!😂❤
Thank you my friend. You did an amazing piece 😀
Beautiful. So much movement and color. You answered the call, Brian.😊
Thank you, Kelli 😀
Wonderful
Thank you 😀
When I chose to watch this video, it's specifically because it seemed like finger painting. One of my earliest memories (and one of the earliest videos of me in 1969 ... yikes) is of finger painting at the kitchen table. I now teach acrylic pouring classes at a 50+ center, and even before I clicked on the video, I thought I could do a class called "Painting On Your Inner Child". I'm excited to see how it turns out. Before I even watch, I feel like it's missing the joy of feeling the paint pour over your hand in a glorious mess. I understand gloves, but I've been painting in acrylic for most of my life and I finger paint a lot. It's a sensory thing ... but the clean up can be a bit of a hassle. That's okay, skin washes ... mostly.
Watching now.
First thing I noted is that you used a popsicle stick to spread the "flow extender". If this is a finger painting thing, why didn't you use your fingers?
If you don't mind my asking, how are your paints mixed?
I honestly didn't know how it would turn out with mixing the army green with yellow and blue, but it worked out! Made some pretty browns in places, but you know, over all (having grown up in the South), it really does capture the marsh colors. But for me, the blue would represent the sky, not the water.
I also really like the peek-a-boo Pthalo green. I'd like to have seen a bit more of it for the contrast, but paint does what it does.
Thanks for a great video and a great idea.
Thank u for your comment. I chose to pour over my hand as my “finger painting” as to set myself apart from the others in the collaboration. These paints are leftovers so hey had different consistencies.
wow this is really different..........Namaste
Thank u 😊
Beautiful piece of art Brian
Thank u 😊
Amazing! An entertaining method created a gorgeous painting!
Thank you so much 😀
Great painting. The colours were beautiful together. Regards Glenis
Thank u Glenis 😃😃
I love the movement and palette ❤
Fun finger painting
Thank you, Carla 😀
Wonderful motion, beautiful emotions 😍
Thank you so much 😀
@@Studio15Acrylics you're welcome
Suoer clever bro!! Enjoyed watching ❤
Thank you, Garrick 😀
Great idea pouring over your hand!! Love the results 😍
Thanks August. 😀
Love it. it looks so fun to do. Love the movement and the colours. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you 😀
Love all the movement Brian! The blue really made the composition stand out. Very cool!😊👋😁😁😁😁😁
Thank you, Tera :)
Haha...I think it would have been hilarious to see you do this without a glove...just to watch you squirm. That turned out realy cool though! Great cells and whatnots!
Not in a million years LOL
At first I was like... What? Doing a ring pour over your hand?! But, so cool Brian. I think it turned out fantastic and the movement in there is great!
Thank you, Bonnie 😀😀😀
Unique and beautiful colors palette,and love the final results, Brian 😍
thank you my friend :)
Mixed Media Girl does this, she calls it a "Turkey Pour" (referring to drawing around your hand to make a turkey in kindergarten).
That's great. Thank you for telling me.
@@Studio15Acrylics No prob. I thought it was a cute name.
I really liked the untouched way. It had the form of where your wrist ended that was really nice. Than as you kept going I noticed it looking like a cup that was really nice. You kept going than I lost a bit of interest. Really loved your yellow and blue fir the extending I just loved it with just a little bit of the extention without loosing that effect.
Thank you very much!
Now that looked like fun! Beautiful palette…and I love the movement of this piece!
Thank you, Shelli 😀
Came out pretty ! I think the pour is called the Turkey hand pour … I feel like I have seen someone do it before ! It looked fun ! 💕💕🐣
Thanks, Ami. Some said Marcy did it. I don't know. 😀
@@Studio15Acrylics ohhh ya that’s makes sense . Not that you say it lol . Well no matter I love it ! It was fun to watch and beautiful outcome
This is so cool to watch Brian. It made me giggle when you first poured it. What fun and a great experiment. Live how playful you were with this. I see the tide rolling out feeling. Great job! 🥰🎨
thank you Marie 😀
That snow looks so cold.
You would not be wrong. lol
I’m probably one of the few, living at the beach that actually likes the smell of low tide marsh! 😂 This turned out really cool Brian! I still say, I’d love to have seen how the glove dried bc the lines on it were really cool as well! It was fun having you join us my friend!! 🤗💕
Thank you Treesie. I loved living on the water but yea that smell was harsh. lol. As for the glove, i did try to take it off and let it dry but I couldn't get it off my hand. The glove ripped with every step of taking it off.
@@Studio15Acrylics That’s why you’re known for giving the best hugs ever! Those big ole hands and strong arms…Not to mention all the love you put behind your hugs! Hope to see you again soon my friend, I’m in need of one of those bear hugs! Much love!💕
It's just beautiful and you've captured the feeling and the motion. Having been around the country, I can say it's definitely marshy! Thank you
I love the water but the marsh can smell so bad on some days. lol
Really nice piece I liked it before you started tilting with the flow extender surrounding it too - love the end result though and never thought I'd see anyone pour over they're hand with such beautiful results 👍🏻
Thank you 😀😀
This pour over a hand was not the first time Brian. I think the idea comes (if I remember well) from Mixed Media Girl. I saw her did this technique somewhere in early 2023. Go check her videos out in her TH-cam channel
I have no idea who she is and when i did a search for Over the hand pour fluid art, nothing came up. Oh well, no skin off my back. Nobody owns a pour but thank you for letting me know so i can reference her if I ever do the pour again. 🤩🤩
I do know who Mixed Media Girl is. I guess you edited your comment. Thanks again for pointing that out.
@@Studio15Acrylics yes I edited it, sorry for that… I always confuse these two artists…. Amanda does great paintings as well BTW 😉
The dried results were great! I don’t like wrecking either unless it’s a bad pour and a last resort. Why wreck a pretty piece? That practice piece is awesome too. ❤
That's very true. lol
I love the colors n design! I started working with fluid art that was something I did too! I love the feeling of having the glove on n that cold paint hits ur hand 👏 it actually feels good n it's fun! Happy New year Brian. Lots going on , hence my lil visits. I'm going around the board today! Have a good one Hun! 😊
Thank you so much, Jude. 😀😀
@@Studio15Acrylics ur most welcome Brian!!!☺️
At the beginning I seen a Sting Ray fish in the ocean
Question??? Your paint looks very thick going into the cup. What was it mixed with
Most of the colors were mixed weeks or months ago but most are 1 part gloss medium, 3 parts paint and 4-5 parts Floetrol.
How do you know when you should use a pillow or base paint when pouring?
It’s personal preference.
Total beginner here. Could you have still manipulated the paint without having to add the additional custom yellow and baby blue ones? Just looks like you poured most of these two off and why I ask. Also, how were you able to create the cells on this?
the reason you pour paint around is the paint acts as flow extender. By doing this your pour will flow over the canvas. Without it, the paints will roll over themselves. Cells happens because of different density of paints. The paints interact with each other and come to the surface creating the cells.
nice but handprint is gone. Was it worth it to go through that?
😂😂 If you've ever done something like this you know your hand print will not keep. You're covering the canvas with paint and then manipulating the paint for a final result. Also, this was a painting collaboration with my friends which gets explained. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I am watching, but one thing I noticed is you have your table covered, but there are droplets of water. Is there a reason for that? Thx.
it’s not water. It’s dried resin. I resined the day before and rather waste the plastic I just kept it down
Traducción al español, please!!
Mixed Media Girl calls this a Turkey pour.
You could have wiped your glove on the edges, and not wasted so much of that paint.
So I’ve heard.
That’s ok.