Having been in a depression for months now, I haven’t picked up my paints or crafts for quite awhile. You are inspiring me, teaching me new techniques and bringing an inner joy I haven’t felt for sometime now. And those things are invaluable to a person who suffers mental health issues. I want you to know that what you’re doing here, with your talent and personality, on TH-cam, has begun to inspire my return to art which will, in fact return my passion and joy for creating something beautiful. Really there’s no way I could afford the lessons you’re teaching here. And it’s you, as a person who generously gives to others by posting the videos that makes watching so worthwhile. You seem to enjoy teaching others so much. I just wanted you to know that with your enthusiasm and giving nature, you are making a difference in my life and my art. Thank you Tammy! You’re something special! ✌️🤍🎄
First, thank you so much for the donation. I truly appreciate it.❤ so I also suffer from severe depression and I really think that doing some type of art really really helps me so much..it occupies your mind and distracts you from some of the things making you sad. I really hope I can get you to just go to the table and just throw some paint around. Even if you have to.force yourself. You are in my prayers❤❤much love to you and Happy Holidays ❤
Tammy, you are such a creative instructor and painter. Folks, if you agree that this wonderful lady deserves to increase her audience, it would be awesome if those who view, like the video and leave a comment. Tammy, I wish for you 1M subscribers. Watching you is like having a warm cup of tea. Love you girl.❤
Those rounds turned out gorgeous and what a great idea! We’re staying in a cabin during the holidays with our 3 boys, their wives and our 3 little granddaughters so I’ve ordered several of the Hansa Bears to make a fun painting project one night with the little girls! Thank you for always sharing such great ideas!! Much love! 🤗💕
Awesome technique! You're right; it does have an ethereal feel about it. Also makes me think of a planet. I liked the bear colors, too but wish I could've seen how the back of the bear turned out. Thanks for all the inspiration!
Tammy can you show on a video: how, where, you dry your paintings. Are they on tables or a drying rack? How can you tell when they are dry? Also how do you know how much paint to leave on the canvas? That seems like the hard part. I heard about cracking. I'm asking because you do so many at a time I was curious where you dry them all or lay them out. Also with tiles; do you need to prime them first before pouring on them? Thanks so much. Love your work.
Oh, how cute! blue eyes will get in your grandson's final color What a majestically ethereal piece of art. I love it. Your excitement is infectious! I'd thought about doing that with a ring pour but somehow still haven't. You are my muse and I'll give it a shot! Prepping for the season: I've got all your affiliate links in one place, and will do my Amazon Prime Day 10/2023 shopping through your Amazon link, Thank you so much for the lesson.
Wow, what a unique piece you created. I love to watch your videos because I always learn something from you. I think sunglasses on the bear would be cute!
I love that bear! He needs eyes. I look forward to you videos every Sunday. You always have something to teach us and fun stuff too. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and art with us! I can't wait to try this!
Holy cow, Tammy, that commission piece is a real wow. I am so glad you did this because I've wondered what would happen if using a clear medium in a pour might do something interesting. I would say it could be done with Floetrol, as you have, or any clear acrylic medium or maybe even Varathane. Each would probably yield different results so another experiment for you to try 🤔 I cannot believe how that cellophane looks. It ends up looking like one of the paints. Totally gorgeous. The soft blended colors look like marble. Well done and thank you, as usual, for being a one woman art and product experimenter! You are incredible.
Tammy, I love this! I have seen artist use Floetrol as flow extender on a dried background before! But this the first time I have seen it used as a layer in a cup! Amazing!
OMG! I want you to pour my countertops now... that commissioned piece is just gorgeous 😍 I love the bear too, not sure if it needs a face... I suppose that's up to your grandson. What a spectacular way to use paint Tammy, you're a genius! 🤗😘
I wanted to thank you so much for this video. I have TH-cam channel doing acrylic pour painting. When I started out, I was using ready to pour paints. My fifth painting took off. It was by luck. At that point I needed to learn more about mixing my own paints. My consistency of my paints was either too thick or too thin. So, I stopped posting my videos. I even paid $275 for online course from three TH-camrs. Waist of money. When you said the consistency of my paint for some pours, should be like the consistency of Floetrol. I nailed it! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
The round definitely had an ethereal look to it. I think the bear looks great and say leave eyes with the poured paint. Thanks for sharing the consistency tips, I know this is something I always struggle with.
🦋Thank you, Tammy. The both rounds are breathtaking beautiful and gorgeous and the little bear is a super lovely cutie. One after the other: your tutorials are always real treasures of best advice. So much to learn, such a wonderful chance to create pure beauty. Thank you for your great tutorials. Best wishes from Germany. Til soon, I'm looking forward to next sunday
That board is absolutely gorgeous! I don't know how I came to see your videos, but I'm glad I did!❤ I'd leave the bear either no face. Keep making your videos, please!!❤❤❤
Tammy, your commissioned art is absolutely stunning. I want to see more of this and I'm looking forward to your next art piece. Thankyou for sharing this.
Oh my Lady GaGa, 😂that truly is a stunner, Tammy! Ethereal is the right word - along with tastefully classic and beautiful. Your client must have been over the moon! I remember you did a video with that cellophane in different colors, I think. You may have put a link in the description but if not, I’ll find it. Because I’ve got to give this a try. I always wondered if you could pour over resin and I got my answer. Is it important that it’s not fully cured first though? 24 hours doesn’t seem to be long enough. I assume you need to resin again over the pour in order for it to not rub off? Thank you so much for another awesome video. ❤
No face for the bear. The round turned out beautifully! I like the use of Floetrol but the cellophane, I had my doubts about but it worked great! I just love your videos!!
Cute! I think the Masse boys did the bears last year too - so adorable! Stunning art piece and I love the way you figure out new uses for our old products! Thanks Tammy
Wow Tammy the Bear is so so cute. I was thinking, you could of actually added blue shoes on his feet for your grandson, if he really wanted blue. As for the eyes. Leave them off unless client asks for eyes. The table top or picture is so so stunning. Beautiful with the crinkled cellophane piured over top. What a way to use the US Floetrol. I saw an artist say 3 parts US floetrol to 1 part paint makes the perfect cells and consistency. I have yet to buy some. I know you also add water, so that must bring the amount up some from your 1/4 c paint to 1/2 c floetrol and water. Thank you for showing the consistency.
When my daughter and her husband came to visit a few years back, I had just started paint pouring. I wanted to help them make some cool paintings for themselves. I helped each of them mix up their paint colors and they started painting. My daughter made a painting for me at the end of the night. We’d had a few drinks, I’m not gonna lie. We were giddy, silly, sleepy, very happy. I loved the painting she made me! I had pre-painted the canvases, and it was a black background, with a pillow of black, and she almost covered the canvas with white and pink and 24K gold. Beautiful! We set them up on a shelf and the next night we took a look at them. I had lost the painting she made for me! I didn’t think I was quite THAT loopy that I’d put it somewhere else and could not remember! I kept it quiet, and a few days later they headed back to Dallas, and took all but one painting that was black with pink and gold blow out blooms. It took me a few more days to understand that in my chaos of trying to help them, my daughter had a cup of Floetrol instead of a cup of white paint. So it disappeared and left me a black painting instead of the white one I watched her paint! Thoroughly confused me! I have been using Floetrol as a paint color ever since! It us very interesting what it does to the layers! Q❤️
I truly enjoyed this video. You did such an awesome job explaining the different processes! I have had trouble with consistency (even with the chart) so now I am more confident. 😊❤ I would love to see eyes on cutie bear.
Hey Tammy, Thanks for sharing another wonderful painting, I just love seeing on your mind works. I loved the bear idea, I think I would of keep the eye the way it was, and made him a pirate, to go along for Halloween. You are awesome as always, thanks again.
that came out so beautifully. I also bought a cellophane and bunnies for my experiment (I never saw that video what you mentioned but I wanted to have a fun with pouring paint onto the bunnies). The way you explain the things is the best! I think the bear would look great without the eyes, just the way it is. thanks for your videos!
Love how this turned out wishing I had watched this before for I painted today I tried something new I did a painting then let it dry once dry I used Floetrol as a base over it then swiped colors over the painting fingers crossed 🤞🏻 that it comes out the way I hoped . I also loved the bear 🐻
Oh my goodness! You outdid yourself with this! I love it! And that little Hansabear is precious. I think she’s perfect as is. Thanks for a great tutorial Tammy!❤
Hello Tammy. Everything came out great. On the Teddy Bear I would add some kind of color on his nose , end of his paws and feet, maybe even the ears. I think that would look fabulous. Also eyes would be cute too. Just a suggestion you requested. Good luck !!! ❤
Having been in a depression for months now, I haven’t picked up my paints or crafts for quite awhile. You are inspiring me, teaching me new techniques and bringing an inner joy I haven’t felt for sometime now. And those things are invaluable to a person who suffers mental health issues. I want you to know that what you’re doing here, with your talent and personality, on TH-cam, has begun to inspire my return to art which will, in fact return my passion and joy for creating something beautiful. Really there’s no way I could afford the lessons you’re teaching here. And it’s you, as a person who generously gives to others by posting the videos that makes watching so worthwhile. You seem to enjoy teaching others so much. I just wanted you to know that with your enthusiasm and giving nature, you are making a difference in my life and my art. Thank you Tammy! You’re something special! ✌️🤍🎄
First, thank you so much for the donation. I truly appreciate it.❤ so I also suffer from severe depression and I really think that doing some type of art really really helps me so much..it occupies your mind and distracts you from some of the things making you sad. I really hope I can get you to just go to the table and just throw some paint around. Even if you have to.force yourself. You are in my prayers❤❤much love to you and Happy Holidays ❤
Tammy, you are such a creative instructor and painter. Folks, if you agree that this wonderful lady deserves to increase her audience, it would be awesome if those who view, like the video and leave a comment. Tammy, I wish for you 1M subscribers. Watching you is like having a warm cup of tea. Love you girl.❤
I second that!
Very cool idea! I like the texture. I think the bear would look best just the way it is. No face. 💜
Good morning dear friend 🙏
Very nice sharing 👌👌
Beautiful ❤️❤️
Thank You dear friend 🌹🌹 5:35
Cool project. With the bear add a blue cape and it can be a super hero. ❤❤
WOW Tammy, love them both. Yes try putting eyes on one & see how it looks. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your day Tammy. 😊💖
Those rounds turned out gorgeous and what a great idea! We’re staying in a cabin during the holidays with our 3 boys, their wives and our 3 little granddaughters so I’ve ordered several of the Hansa Bears to make a fun painting project one night with the little girls! Thank you for always sharing such great ideas!! Much love! 🤗💕
Awesome technique! You're right; it does have an ethereal feel about it. Also makes me think of a planet.
I liked the bear colors, too but wish I could've seen how the back of the bear turned out. Thanks for all the inspiration!
Love those rounds!! Brilliant idea!! And the bear is cute!! Leave it authentic, IMO!!
The commission piece is stunning Tammy! The little bear is adorable! I would paint him some blue eyes.
Tammy can you show on a video: how, where, you dry your paintings. Are they on tables or a drying rack? How can you tell when they are dry? Also how do you know how much paint to leave on the canvas? That seems like the hard part. I heard about cracking. I'm asking because you do so many at a time I was curious where you dry them all or lay them out. Also with tiles; do you need to prime them first before pouring on them? Thanks so much. Love your work.
Oh, how cute! blue eyes will get in your grandson's final color
What a majestically ethereal piece of art. I love it. Your excitement is infectious! I'd thought about doing that with a ring pour but somehow still haven't. You are my muse and I'll give it a shot!
Prepping for the season: I've got all your affiliate links in one place, and will do my Amazon Prime Day 10/2023 shopping through your Amazon link,
Thank you so much for the lesson.
Wow! Gorgeous and a stunner! I also love the little bear! He is darling. A great baby gift too!
Wow, what a unique piece you created. I love to watch your videos because I always learn something from you. I think sunglasses on the bear would be cute!
Definitely add a face on the bear. I Love the circle painting!!!!
I love that bear! He needs eyes. I look forward to you videos every Sunday. You always have something to teach us and fun stuff too. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and art with us! I can't wait to try this!
So very pretty
Holy cow, Tammy, that commission piece is a real wow. I am so glad you did this because I've wondered what would happen if using a clear medium in a pour might do something interesting. I would say it could be done with Floetrol, as you have, or any clear acrylic medium or maybe even Varathane. Each would probably yield different results so another experiment for you to try 🤔 I cannot believe how that cellophane looks. It ends up looking like one of the paints. Totally gorgeous. The soft blended colors look like marble. Well done and thank you, as usual, for being a one woman art and product experimenter! You are incredible.
Very pretty. I also love the bear.❤
Tammy, I love this! I have seen artist use Floetrol as flow extender on a dried background before! But this the first time I have seen it used as a layer in a cup! Amazing!
Oooolala 🤩😍
So pretty!!! Awesome job Tammy!! Love this!!!!
Thanks Tammy for your always marvelous work! Greetings from Spain 🇪🇸 🌺🍀
OMG! I want you to pour my countertops now... that commissioned piece is just gorgeous 😍 I love the bear too, not sure if it needs a face... I suppose that's up to your grandson. What a spectacular way to use paint Tammy, you're a genius! 🤗😘
Love this cellophane technique. Leave bear as is, it is so cute
Paint a winking eyes on the bear. Love your work.
I wanted to thank you so much for this video. I have TH-cam channel doing acrylic pour painting. When I started out, I was using ready to pour paints. My fifth painting took off. It was by luck. At that point I needed to learn more about mixing my own paints. My consistency of my paints was either too thick or too thin. So, I stopped posting my videos. I even paid $275 for online course from three TH-camrs. Waist of money. When you said the consistency of my paint for some pours, should be like the consistency of Floetrol. I nailed it! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Great tip for visualizing paint consistency by comparing it to Floetrol! Brilliant!
Stunningly gorgeous
Those colors are amazing!!!! Love how the cellophane came through!
It looks so earthy. She is definitely going to love it❤
Love these ideas. Gorgeous! Bears are so cute. Thank you Tammy!!!!❤
Thanks for sharing! I learn something new every time you post a video. That wood round was gorgeous! Love from NB Canada!
The round definitely had an ethereal look to it. I think the bear looks great and say leave eyes with the poured paint. Thanks for sharing the consistency tips, I know this is something I always struggle with.
So creative ❤ the bear is cute as is. The commission is just gorgeous 🤩💕
OH TAMMY! I never comment but WOW! I LOVE LOVE how this came out sister!!! Your courage paid off!!!
WOW! Who could have predicted this outcome! It’s gorgeous!
Tammy. Bear is so cute! Try adding the blue for boots or pants!
As always
thanks for sharing with us!
🦋Thank you, Tammy. The both rounds are breathtaking beautiful and gorgeous and the little bear is a super lovely cutie. One after the other: your tutorials are always real treasures of best advice. So much to learn, such a wonderful chance to create pure beauty.
Thank you for your great tutorials.
Best wishes from Germany. Til soon, I'm looking forward to next sunday
That board is absolutely gorgeous! I don't know how I came to see your videos, but I'm glad I did!❤ I'd leave the bear either no face. Keep making your videos, please!!❤❤❤
Tammy, your commissioned art is absolutely stunning. I want to see more of this and I'm looking forward to your next art piece. Thankyou for sharing this.
It turned out beautiful. The bear would look cute with blue eyes and a blue scarf around his neck
Beautiful! The bear is so cute, Thanks for sharing.
Wow. What a beautiful piece.
Tammy the commission turned out gorgeous. I think eyes on the little bear would give it personality!❤❤
The round is beautiful. Very cool idea with the floetrol. 😊
Oh my Lady GaGa, 😂that truly is a stunner, Tammy! Ethereal is the right word - along with tastefully classic and beautiful. Your client must have been over the moon!
I remember you did a video with that cellophane in different colors, I think. You may have put a link in the description but if not, I’ll find it. Because I’ve got to give this a try.
I always wondered if you could pour over resin and I got my answer. Is it important that it’s not fully cured first though? 24 hours doesn’t seem to be long enough. I assume you need to resin again over the pour in order for it to
not rub off?
Thank you so much for another awesome video. ❤
Beautiful , thank you Tammy they bear is so cute. Your pours are gorgeous. Thanks x❤
Gorgeous wood round! I love the iridescent cellophane, so unique looking! 😍
Absolutely gorgeous work this little bear is very cute and the painting is so gorgeous 👏👏👏
Wow! Wow! Wow! This was absolutely beautiful!
OH MY GOSH!!!! BRILLIANT !
SAME CONSISTENCY AS FLOETROL.
I MEAN, SIMPLE Thank YOU!
Incredible information! Where were you when I started? Your a treasure.
No face for the bear. The round turned out beautifully! I like the use of Floetrol but the cellophane, I had my doubts about but it worked great! I just love your videos!!
Cute! I think the Masse boys did the bears last year too - so adorable! Stunning art piece and I love the way you figure out new uses for our old products! Thanks Tammy
Amazing love your videos. Put eyes in 😊
Wow Tammy the Bear is so so cute. I was thinking, you could of actually added blue shoes on his feet for your grandson, if he really wanted blue. As for the eyes. Leave them off unless client asks for eyes. The table top or picture is so so stunning. Beautiful with the crinkled cellophane piured over top. What a way to use the US Floetrol. I saw an artist say 3 parts US floetrol to 1 part paint makes the perfect cells and consistency. I have yet to buy some. I know you also add water, so that must bring the amount up some from your 1/4 c paint to 1/2 c floetrol and water. Thank you for showing the consistency.
Well that was awesome!! Very cool idea😊Thanks for sharing, my friend😁😘
When my daughter and her husband came to visit a few years back, I had just started paint pouring. I wanted to help them make some cool paintings for themselves.
I helped each of them mix up their paint colors and they started painting. My daughter made a painting for me at the end of the night. We’d had a few drinks, I’m not gonna lie. We were giddy, silly, sleepy, very happy. I loved the painting she made me! I had pre-painted the canvases, and it was a black background, with a pillow of black, and she almost covered the canvas with white and pink and 24K gold. Beautiful! We set them up on a shelf and the next night we took a look at them. I had lost the painting she made for me! I didn’t think I was quite THAT loopy that I’d put it somewhere else and could not remember!
I kept it quiet, and a few days later they headed back to Dallas, and took all but one painting that was black with pink and gold blow out blooms. It took me a few more days to understand that in my chaos of trying to help them, my daughter had a cup of Floetrol instead of a cup of white paint. So it disappeared and left me a black painting instead of the white one I watched her paint! Thoroughly confused me! I have been using Floetrol as a paint color ever since! It us very interesting what it does to the layers!
Q❤️
Love the soft colour palette 👩🏻🎨🌈
The bear is adorable. Love the softness of the paintings. The gold is just spectacular. Thank you so much for sharing.
Tammy, thank you, I just bought one of the Bears, we just had our 1st Great Granddaughter 10/5. This will be a great 1st Christmas present.❤
Very pretty.❤
GREAT tips & teaching!❤ Want to go back to your previous teachings.🧸👍
Tammy you honestly never cease to amaze me! Absolutely stunning!!!
Tammy, you and your work are si magical! STUNNING 😍
Very informative. The final results are stunning. Bear is adorable. Thank you
Beautiful result! I love the bear!!!!
Fabulous!
I truly enjoyed this video. You did such an awesome job explaining the different processes! I have had trouble with consistency (even with the chart) so now I am more confident. 😊❤ I would love to see eyes on cutie bear.
Tammy, that was absolutely brilliant. I love it. ❤ Thank you for all your work on the videos, your tips are appreciated. ❤
Stunning! So soft!
Beautiful subtle colours on that board so easy on the eye.
I love how everything turned out! So beautiful.
Do one bear with eyes & one without to see how they look.
So Beautiful the bear is so cute .
Tammy you are so inspiring!!! I am always so in love with everything you do this piece is absolutely beautiful ❤
Gorgeous as always Tammy! I'd paint a black eye patch on one side and an eye on the other one and add a real bandana he's too cute! Love it! ❤
Awesome. Thanks for sharing. ❤❤❤. Paint eyes on the bear. ❤❤❤
The commission piece is stunning. Your client will love it. Thank you for showing this masterpiece.
Or flower on the nose?
Tammy, You are the best TEACHER! Thank you so much!!
Hey Tammy,
Thanks for sharing another wonderful painting, I just love seeing on your mind works. I loved the bear idea, I think I would of keep the eye the way it was, and made him a pirate, to go along for Halloween. You are awesome as always, thanks again.
Awesomeness. No eyes.
Love love love the rounds - exquisite! Bears sweet - he really doesn’t need a face - he’s perfect!
Tammy you are amazing. So clever & helpful. Love ya work hun ❤
This is beautiful. You have the neatest imagination !!!
that came out so beautifully. I also bought a cellophane and bunnies for my experiment (I never saw that video what you mentioned but I wanted to have a fun with pouring paint onto the bunnies). The way you explain the things is the best!
I think the bear would look great without the eyes, just the way it is.
thanks for your videos!
That is fantastic. You could use the blue for his eyes.
I love the white a little black would’ve looked great too
Love how this turned out wishing I had watched this before for I painted today I tried something new I did a painting then let it dry once dry I used Floetrol as a base over it then swiped colors over the painting fingers crossed 🤞🏻 that it comes out the way I hoped . I also loved the bear 🐻
Oh my goodness! You outdid yourself with this! I love it! And that little Hansabear is precious. I think she’s perfect as is. Thanks for a great tutorial Tammy!❤
Wow Tammy this is just gorgeous. It’s so soft and delicate, it reminds me of stretched felt art. 😊🇦🇺
Awesomeness per usual
So unique so fun with bear
You have outdone yourself, beautiful piece!
Paint blue eyes...make the grandboy happy!
Hello Tammy. Everything came out great. On the Teddy Bear I would add some kind of color on his nose , end of his paws and feet, maybe even the ears. I think that would look fabulous. Also eyes would be cute too. Just a suggestion you requested. Good luck !!! ❤
THAT'S GENIUS!! THAT WOULD KEEP WHITE FROM TURNING RED INTO PINK!!! OH!!! THANK YOU!!!
Absolutely gorgeous 😍
24:40 Awesome work on the commission work and the bear. As for the bears face I would paint a face on the little guy so he doesn’t develop a complex!
Your teaching method is amazing. I haven't done pours yet. Your info. Is encouraging soon.
Love,Love,Love this! Thank you💕
I love it