Enjoy to see Tiktus tutorial video as the teacher did not waste so much time talking.. showing the method fast and with the explanation typed out, straight to the point. It is easy for beginners to follow and practise .❤
Exactly! Plus he is doing it using what most people have at home, without having to spend money on expensive paints and flotrol, just some water and WD40 , im so going to try this, was always scared to in case it came out terrible, but now I see it works! Thanks Tiktus!
Je suis aussi très surprise d’utiliser que de l’eau avec la peinture, mais cet homme qui est un super grand artiste, plein de créativités est aussi un magicien extraordinaire !
At first I was wondering why you didn’t paint the corners and edges in white. Then I realized that the white paint stops the color paints from those places, like a dam. It is only when the colors were in the same cup as the white, with the white on top of the color paints that the bubbles formed from underneath as the paints spread out. Does that make sense and is it accurate? I hope to some day have the time and room to try this kind of painting. Thank you for bringing this beauty and creativity to me creating joy! Be well, friend.
Love this! But what I don't get is that you used only paint and water! Why do we even use expensive stuff with paints if this is the result with just water. I'm going to definitely try this!
It is cheaper to add medium. You need much more expensive paint with this method. For a dutch pour you add much more water and it dryes nicer without medium. It's a question of maths and aestethics. 😅😂
Question: was the canvas pretreated and kept wet with water and/or white paint or something/anything? Or was it just kept dry and untreated like the day it was bought?
What great pouring techniques!!! I’m hooked and this is making my imagination go crazy with ideas for the next pot I want to do! Thank you!! P.S. I tried to spot it but no luck, what’s the music for this video? I love it!!
You want to try acrylic pouring yourself, here is my course for you: tiktusart.com/en/fluid-painting-online-course/
Enjoy to see Tiktus tutorial video as the teacher did not waste so much time talking.. showing the method fast and with the explanation typed out, straight to the point. It is easy for beginners to follow and practise .❤
Exactly! Plus he is doing it using what most people have at home, without having to spend money on expensive paints and flotrol, just some water and WD40 , im so going to try this, was always scared to in case it came out terrible, but now I see it works! Thanks Tiktus!
Agreed! Great tutorial. Quick, to the point, easy to follow instructions. It turned out beautifully!
I like his video its to the point and fast and no wasting time talking etc etc as well as everything is written its super.👏👌
Nice work 👏🏽🤩👏🏽🤩
Great piece, but I liked it best just after you flipped the cups. It was really beautiful.
Wow ❤❤❤❤❤❤ genius idea😊
Je suis aussi très surprise d’utiliser que de l’eau avec la peinture, mais cet homme qui est un super grand artiste, plein de créativités est aussi un magicien extraordinaire !
Lovely piece
Gorgeous ❤
I like your drawings very much 😊 ❤❤
You make it look so easy
Very nice 💯🎉🎉🎉
Awesome
At first I was wondering why you didn’t paint the corners and edges in white. Then I realized that the white paint stops the color paints from those places, like a dam. It is only when the colors were in the same cup as the white, with the white on top of the color paints that the bubbles formed from underneath as the paints spread out.
Does that make sense and is it accurate?
I hope to some day have the time and room to try this kind of painting.
Thank you for bringing this beauty and creativity to me creating joy!
Be well, friend.
Merci,, infiniment pour cet échange d'informations,,, elles me sont très utiles,,
Love this! But what I don't get is that you used only paint and water! Why do we even use expensive stuff with paints if this is the result with just water. I'm going to definitely try this!
Just remember with this method only use 20% of water, anymore than that and you risk breaking up the binder in the pigments!
Silicone oil was put in the white which was put in the other colors so to me it wasn’t just water.
@@jaderene That's exactly what I was thinking about. But what if 20% is not enough and I want thinner paints? Thank you!
It is cheaper to add medium. You need much more expensive paint with this method.
For a dutch pour you add much more water and it dryes nicer without medium.
It's a question of maths and aestethics. 😅😂
Question: was the canvas pretreated and kept wet with water and/or white paint or something/anything? Or was it just kept dry and untreated like the day it was bought?
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What great pouring techniques!!! I’m hooked and this is making my imagination go crazy with ideas for the next pot I want to do! Thank you!!
P.S. I tried to spot it but no luck, what’s the music for this video? I love it!!
What’s this hun called???
I like it more before silicon dots showed up.
Yea, its a matter of preference
@@toeknee5777 true 👍
It said this is what it looks like WITHOUT silicone oil but you added oil to it ?!?!
Incredible ❤