I thought they looked good before adding more paint. Beautiful colors. Loved the second one the way you had blown it first, looked like a beautiful bloom.
This is beautiful, normally all I see if everyone doing a flower bloom, I realty enjoyed seeing this. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for showing me some thing so different
I loved this video and I needed to see it tonight. I just finished a 16" X 20" Dutch Pour and some of it I really liked, but there was a part, in the middle of course, that didn't look good. I manipulated the paint. I added more paint and tried to get that to fix it. After some more fiddling, I scrapped off the part I didn't like through to the side and left it for now. I have struggled with Dutch Pours and this one was looking good for the most part. So I sat down and clicked on your video and watched you do almost the same thing and so identified with you. Thank you for sharing your struggle with that one painting that looked so good, except for that one part. I feel much better now. One of the things I like most about art is the challenge, and sometimes it really does challenge. I will approach it again tomorrow and see if I can find the solution.
The struggle is so very real! Most videos I put up our only ones that are successful as 98% of the other artist do as well but on occasion it is always good to be humble and show myself in that situation it’s only fair
It was really helpful tndo see how you made changes and fixed areas you were not happy with. I learned a lot, thank you very much for sharing! Beautiful colors. Now to find that Golden Indigo blue.
This was very helpful. Sometimes when my amateur efforts don't look so great it can be very discouraging. But here I see that it isn't the end of the world and one can remove the bits not beautiful and try again. Thank you for your inspiring videos.
I love the process of acrylic paint techniques. It is not as easy as it looks. And if you’re like me, you learn what works and what doesn’t with every pour. The colors are great. With me, I often fail to walk away when I need to.
Hi I'm learning to Dutch Pour by watching beautiful video's it helps my with my anxiety plus I've always loved art drawing, painting thank you for sharing your videos.
Beautiful, yes, who would begin to deny! And under the canvases, being ruthlessly thrown into the trash, patterns of unprecedented beauty are formed by themselves, no one bothers them to reveal their inner essence. They could be masterpieces. But we will not know their fate ...
Just my humble opinion but I believe the secret to a good Dutch pour is restraint. Too much paint just leads to difficulties. Not that those who use more and more paint don’t look nice but I just prefer that minimalist look.
I agree but art is always trying to break rules and this was good but i too love the minimalist type, she did a good job with these though. Shes very good at it.☺
I love your colours. What if you were to leave them alone after the first blow out without adding yet more? They were both gorgeous before you added second and third puddles!
Sarah I think they are both pretty, seriously. I love your attitude at first you don't succeed try try again. I didn't realize I could keep adding more and blowing it so now you taught me something. Thank you
Beautiful. Love your acrylic poor. Actually as i saw the resin pooring i was think if it could do it with acrilics because i don`t want to harm the earth. So ypu prove me right. Thank you.
What do you do with all that spilt acrylic paint, some pretty shades there, cant you scoop them up and re bottle them for another project?? Absolutely gorgeous. Xxx
Shoot! I have to come back and finish your video woman! I’m heading to your Etsy shop and have a lookey loo! ❤️ As soon as my office, future workroom is set up, I’m starting!! 👍🏼
Sometimes the paint just makes you work for what you get. The first one was a gift and the second one said Huh Uh, you're going to have to work to make me beautiful, and You did. Gorgeous colors and I love them both.
I bet if you had saved the paint that’s spilt on the rim you could’ve put it on top of one more to create a beautiful blue gray background and then added pink and white on top with a little bit of yellow!
Obsessed with the first one! There was a point on the second one when I thought - I am really curious to see how she pulls this one off and shortly thereafter, you literally scraped the paint off the bottom quad! As you continued, I wondered - at what point do you just scrap it and start over? Then, at the end, you addressed everything that I was thinking and indicated that you might scrape it after the video ended. I love your techniques.... Still watching
Love, love, love it. I've tried blowing with a straw with the children and ended up with saliva on the painting and getting light headed to boot, so the hair dryer looks great and lots faster to me. I've also seen artists use canned air to get the details where they want them The first one is my faviorite
Thank you for showing me that even the professional have problems. I just can't get it. What kind of paints do you use and how much water. Mine are always a fail..... lol
Thank you so much. Honestly it think it’s the paints that make the difference. So many times I have try and failed. This video is one of the few successful (somewhat) pieces
They are amazing. Love love the colours. Dying to try this technique. Just beginner. Sodo you have your hair dryer on heat or cool please. I liked the 2nd one before you scraped it off lol
I absolutely love these two paintings! Your Dutch pours don't look like anyone else's and I think that's fabulous! Hugs and prayers ~Cheryl and Mark
Great video! Thank you for showing when things don’t go to plan. It is very encouraging for someone like me who is just starting to learn.
I thought they looked good before adding more paint. Beautiful colors. Loved the second one the way you had blown it first, looked like a beautiful bloom.
Pretty, nice eye! The light blue looks like "Robin's Egg Blue"; Beautiful color. They are both beautiful.
A perfect example of creativity.
Thank you
This is beautiful, normally all I see if everyone doing a flower bloom, I realty enjoyed seeing this. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for showing me some thing so different
Thank you
Love the first one. Looks like a stream. Very cool
Thank you
I loved this video and I needed to see it tonight. I just finished a 16" X 20" Dutch Pour and some of it I really liked, but there was a part, in the middle of course, that didn't look good. I manipulated the paint. I added more paint and tried to get that to fix it. After some more fiddling, I scrapped off the part I didn't like through to the side and left it for now. I have struggled with Dutch Pours and this one was looking good for the most part. So I sat down and clicked on your video and watched you do almost the same thing and so identified with you. Thank you for sharing your struggle with that one painting that looked so good, except for that one part. I feel much better now. One of the things I like most about art is the challenge, and sometimes it really does challenge. I will approach it again tomorrow and see if I can find the solution.
The struggle is so very real! Most videos I put up our only ones that are successful as 98% of the other artist do as well but on occasion it is always good to be humble and show myself in that situation it’s only fair
I really like the fact that you work on it until you love it .. you never give up !!
Thank you :)
It was really helpful tndo see how you made changes and fixed areas you were not happy with. I learned a lot, thank you very much for sharing! Beautiful colors. Now to find that Golden Indigo blue.
This was very helpful. Sometimes when my amateur efforts don't look so great it can be very discouraging. But here I see that it isn't the end of the world and one can remove the bits not beautiful and try again. Thank you for your inspiring videos.
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I love the process of acrylic paint techniques. It is not as easy as it looks. And if you’re like me, you learn what works and what doesn’t with every pour. The colors are great.
With me, I often fail to walk away when I need to.
Just love your colors so gentle awesome Sarah Alrene 😊
Thank you
Love them, they have a beach feel, great colors!!!
Just amazing what a little bit of paint and a heat gun or blow dryer can create such beautiful artwork
Thank you
Такой шикардосный цветок получился с первого раза! Что можно было уже нечего и не добавлять ! Вауууу!!
Hi I'm learning to Dutch Pour by watching beautiful video's it helps my with my anxiety plus I've always loved art drawing, painting thank you for sharing your videos.
Magnifique ! les fleurs du Paradis
Always very lovely I bought a small makeup airbrush that is rechargeable from Amazon and it works really great
Very cool, looks like a fun project to do with grandkids.
☺️☺️☺️
Beautiful, yes, who would begin to deny! And under the canvases, being ruthlessly thrown into the trash, patterns of unprecedented beauty are formed by themselves, no one bothers them to reveal their inner essence. They could be masterpieces. But we will not know their fate ...
;-)))
I LIKE both of your pieces!! Love the colors and the cells, and the composition!
We're enjoying watching you create beautiful art! Hugs ~Cheryl and Mark
Thank you so much for showing the Dutch pour technique i am really excited to try it.
LOVE...LOVE...LOVE these colors!!!! This would be awesome on a bigger canvas!
Thank you ☺️
Even though you struggled they are both beautiful .
so beautiful.....Both are beautiful
Oh the blues! Happily rewatching and sending you our blessings and thanks! Hugs ~Cheryl and Mark
I love watching you add paint and doing your adjusting and embellishing. Just wanted to watch this one again. Big hugs ~Cheryl
Thank you for sharing your talent Sarah!💖 Hope you are recovering well.
Thank you so much!
Dont scrape it! Its great and the 2 compliment each other well.! Lovely work.
Yes they turned out beautifully I kept them as is 😊
So beautiful. I love your work. You always inspire me.
Beautiful pallete option, the negative space looks awesome with these colours! 🌈
Thank you 🙏🏻
These are both beautiful , fell in love with them so I must try , what crazy cool beauty !!!!!
Thank you!
I like how you showed us how to overcome some of the challenges we might face
Just my humble opinion but I believe the secret to a good Dutch pour is restraint. Too much paint just leads to difficulties. Not that those who use more and more paint don’t look nice but I just prefer that minimalist look.
I agree but art is always trying to break rules and this was good but i too love the minimalist type, she did a good job with these though. Shes very good at it.☺
I love your colours. What if you were to leave them alone after the first blow out without adding yet more? They were both gorgeous before you added second and third puddles!
Jeeze shes scraping it AGAIN,? Thats alot of paint. I commented BEFORE finishing the whole thing as i thought she was done, still its beautiful....
Agree with lady above and what she said. But I’m no expert and beauty is the eye of the beholder! Still both very pretty.
Yep one blow out great, that’s so much paint
Yes she waaaay overworked that second canvas.
Terry Lee Hammons Lol 👍🏻
Gorgeous drawing turned out
Thank you! Cheers!
Sarah I think they are both pretty, seriously. I love your attitude at first you don't succeed try try again. I didn't realize I could keep adding more and blowing it so now you taught me something. Thank you
Love your paintings.
I'm not an artist. Love watching pieces of art emerge.
Could there be a third painting with the drippings blown in the same way.
Thank you! 💕Not really as they would get all muddied
Lindo trabalho...........!..Parabens.!
Those turned out awesome !!
Thanks so much!
Beautiful. Love your acrylic poor. Actually as i saw the resin pooring i was think if it could do it with acrilics because i don`t want to harm the earth. So ypu prove me right. Thank you.
Thank you!
Wow art is endless!!!amazing
Thanks!
Love them. You should do 2 huge ones and sow them after resin finished. The entire process.
What do you do with all that spilt acrylic paint, some pretty shades there, cant you scoop them up and re bottle them for another project?? Absolutely gorgeous. Xxx
I love them both. The second one I actually really love.
Peinture a la paille
We totally love these two paintings. The lacing in the gold in that first painting is so intriguing! Hugs ~Cheryl and Mark
I think I'm making my Dutch pour paint too thick...hmmm...I'm going to try thinning....your work is fab!!! Love your videos 🙋
Thank you! Yes just about water thin is best
Both look beautiful 😍
Thank you
I love the first one....and wonder about messing so much with the second one. I actually like some white negative space.
You did an excellent job !!
Shoot! I have to come back and finish your video woman! I’m heading to your Etsy shop and have a lookey loo! ❤️ As soon as my office, future workroom is set up, I’m starting!! 👍🏼
So beautiful! What type of long straw thing are you using to blow the paint? Thank you!! thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Fantastic work
Thank you! Cheers!
This first one is a beauty
It is 💕 both actually sold as a set so I was happy
Like you I love the lacing in the gold. So gorgeous.
MAGNIFIQUE
Sometimes the paint just makes you work for what you get. The first one was a gift and the second one said Huh Uh, you're going to have to work to make me beautiful, and You did. Gorgeous colors and I love them both.
Yo, my sweater would have been a mess! You go GRRRRRL!
Absolument sublime 😍🤩
thank you for giving more patience with my work. You are amazing.
Beautiful! I really enjoy when you did want to make changes, you could and that really help me as I still am a beginner. God bless you,
I bet if you had saved the paint that’s spilt on the rim you could’ve put it on top of one more to create a beautiful blue gray background and then added pink and white on top with a little bit of yellow!
Beautiful Don`t Change a Thing!
Thanks!
Awesome!! Love the colors
These were gorgeous, you've inspired me to try this technique with my wedding colors to see if I can make something.
Acril
I love it!!!!
Estos cuadros me encantan
No los había visto 👍🤗
Thank you ☺️
if you don't mind my saying, the second one was great just after the first pour.
Yep. You are the only one I've seen that makes me want to put down my brushes and give it a try.
Obsessed with the first one! There was a point on the second one when I thought - I am really curious to see how she pulls this one off and shortly thereafter, you literally scraped the paint off the bottom quad! As you continued, I wondered - at what point do you just scrap it and start over? Then, at the end, you addressed everything that I was thinking and indicated that you might scrape it after the video ended. I love your techniques.... Still watching
Thank you so much!
Love, love, love it.
I've tried blowing with a straw with the children and ended up with saliva on the painting and getting light headed to boot, so the hair dryer looks great and lots faster to me. I've also seen artists use canned air to get the details where they want them
The first one is my faviorite
Absolutely love it. And the thin paints works great. Got to try this.
Why not use some of the discarded paint, both are very pretty
Love them what where the blue colours and do you use just paint and water or something else
love the blues! and the gold sets it all off! lovely ms Sarah!
I really liked your choice of colors in this, thanks for posting this video. You've inspired me and I want to try this technique.
Beautiful cells and textures. Hugs ~Cheryl and Mark
Great and nice work please. What colors do you use in this work?
The first one i see a dragon face. I love them both.👍🏽
I absoultly love both of these. I want them..
Aww thanks! You can connect with me via social media links above if interested in purchasing.
I love this two! Especially after the first blowing!!!!!
Love those colors. And I see all the beautiful colors of drippage and think, man, what a cool dip that would make!
Thank you for showing me that even the professional have problems. I just can't get it. What kind of paints do you use and how much water. Mine are always a fail..... lol
PS I subscribe because of this video.
Thank you so much. Honestly it think it’s the paints that make the difference. So many times I have try and failed. This video is one of the few successful (somewhat) pieces
Bravo! C'est Super! Wouaw!
You have created some really interesting patterns with this artwork. Great job.
They are amazing. Love love the colours. Dying to try this technique. Just beginner. Sodo you have your hair dryer on heat or cool please. I liked the 2nd one before you scraped it off lol
I like them both. Sorry you was getting frustrated. They both came out Gorgeous.
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what was your mixture ratio? Paint to floetrol to water? Any silicone?
.love it...tiene azules dorado y blanco...lleva dimeticona ..?
There is zero additives used in my pieces
We think these are quite pretty! Sending you much love and big hug ~Cheryl and Mark
Thanks so much 😊
Gorgeous, both. Don't scrape. Play.
I kept them both :)
I loooooove the first one
Me too! My favorite 💕
Keep it it beautiful
A turkey baster loaded with paint might be a lot better for you.
At time 18:12 the catch cloth on the left side is doing something interesting.
Brilliant 👌
Bonjour,👋👋
It is magnificul👍🏼. I love 👏👏
WOW BEAUTIFUL!
Beautiful