@@shelbyprice7081 I've tried chain pulling. Used small ball chain. Turned out OK for my first time. I was glad to watch you. I'll give it another go. Have a most blessed day.
Love it thanks so much for sharing your skill, great tutorial and your very relaxing to watch thanks again. I like it when things are explained so many others out there don’t talk, that’s great for experienced people but not so much for beginners. So thankyou for taking the time to do this much appreciated 😀😀😀
Making a video takes me way out of my comfort zone but had people wanting to know how I did some of my pieces. And like you I find videos that give you hints of what to do and what to avoid very helpful.
Shelby. I just recently seen one of your pieces on facebook, and decided to check out your youtube page. Your work is just beautiful, but I noticed that all of the ones shown are from 3 years ago. Where have you been? I'd love to know how you created some of your paintings. Will you be posting again anytime soon? I hope so because I wold love to see more for your work.
Hi Shelby...love it. I notice that none of the Payne’s Grey came out in the pulls yet the chain touched that paint in a few places. Did you let your grey base sit for awhile before you pulled? I ask because I love the clean lines without having the base muddy up the edges. Thanks. ❤️
Sorry that I missed answering your question Diane. No I did not wait any at all just applied the colors and pulled the chain through. The Grey is visible a small amount in the lower part of the pull.
Thank you, the chains can be purchased at Amazon. You can find necklaces there also but they are more expensive. I just cut these longer lengths in shorter ones. That way I don't have to keep washing the chain between each pull. Just drop the dirty chain in to a cup of water until you are finished and then clean up. Number 6 ball chain: amzn.to/2IzlFvl Number 10 ball chain: amzn.to/2ItyqHM
Thank you so much for your tips on this technique... Shelby, I have watched a lot of different artists on this technique and you are definitely at the top of my list! You are an amazing artist and I for one really appreciate your sharing your "How to's" . I have done a few string pull paintings (my mom loves them) I tried one of the chain pulls and I feel they are so much prettier in the details. I will be trying to make the chain do more for me and not me being at the chains mercy! Lol.... Thank you so very much for inspiring me!
Lisa so glad that you found the video helpful and you are right the chain will give you much cleaner lines in your finished painting. Would love to see what you get!
I use Floetrol mostly and don't use silicone very much in the pour. I do add some silicone to the white paint that I dip the chain into. That will give you nice cell in the chain pull.
Thank you Linda, hope you were inspired to give it a try. It does take a little practice and don't have your paint too thin as it will just flow back together or won't give you a sharpness to each pull.
Hi Shelby, this has to be the best video I’ve watched for chain pulling. Thank you so much for your videos.may I ask what the consistency of your paints are, and, are you mixing them with floetrol and a pouring medium?
I use floetrol and the consistency not to thin. If too thin then you will not get nice sharp edges to your designs. Thank you for the nice comments. The chain pulling opens up a whole new aspect to pouring. I use it a lot to add interest to a blah pour.
Like others, I just “happened” onto your channel and am truly inspired by your paintings. Thank you for breaking down chain pulling and showing how it can transform paintings.
Love the way you show what pulling in different directions does. The colors are fabulous! Turned out beautifully!
Thank you Jeannie, glad that the video was interesting for you. Have tried it yet? You can get many effects using the chain technique.
@@shelbyprice7081 I've tried chain pulling. Used small ball chain. Turned out OK for my first time. I was glad to watch you. I'll give it another go. Have a most blessed day.
I love your video's, Shelby. Keep them coming. I also love your design concepts. They are unique and very elegant. Thank you so much!
Thank you Betty, glad that you enjoyed the video. Hope you will give it a try. There are so many neat designs that can be created.
Love it thanks so much for sharing your skill, great tutorial and your very relaxing to watch thanks again.
I like it when things are explained so many others out there don’t talk, that’s great for experienced people but not so much for beginners. So thankyou for taking the time to do this much appreciated 😀😀😀
Making a video takes me way out of my comfort zone but had people wanting to know how I did some of my pieces. And like you I find videos that give you hints of what to do and what to avoid very helpful.
Also found you by accident and a what a find it was!! This is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you Cammi, the chain pulling is a lot of fun and not too hard to accomplish.
I love it the colors are beautiful very nice
Shelby. I just recently seen one of your pieces on facebook, and decided to check out your youtube page. Your work is just beautiful, but I noticed that all of the ones shown are from 3 years ago. Where have you been? I'd love to know how you created some of your paintings. Will you be posting again anytime soon? I hope so because I wold love to see more for your work.
Beautiful!!!
Thank you!!
What type hanger do you use on such a thin board
I would frame a thin board and put the hanger on the frame. Photo paper I mount on a piece of foam board and then frame. Sometimes I mat them too.
Hi Shelby...love it. I notice that none of the Payne’s Grey came out in the pulls yet the chain touched that paint in a few places. Did you let your grey base sit for awhile before you pulled? I ask because I love the clean lines without having the base muddy up the edges. Thanks. ❤️
Sorry that I missed answering your question Diane. No I did not wait any at all just applied the colors and pulled the chain through. The Grey is visible a small amount in the lower part of the pull.
Thank you. So satisfying! So Helpful. So appreciated.
You are so welcome!
Thank you, this demo is very much appreciated! ❤️
Thank you Edith, hope it helps you create something beautiful!
Shelby Price if i was as talented as you are, but i try my best and hope it will turn out good. Thank you again! ❤️
Thank you, That is a wonderful demo. Lots of ideas to think about.
Thank you, glad to help and inspire.
Beautiful work ,I want to try but from where to get the ball chain of different size.pl answer desperate try. Love your work.
Thank you, the chains can be purchased at Amazon. You can find necklaces there also but they are more expensive. I just cut these longer lengths in shorter ones. That way I don't have to keep washing the chain between each pull. Just drop the dirty chain in to a cup of water until you are finished and then clean up.
Number 6 ball chain: amzn.to/2IzlFvl
Number 10 ball chain: amzn.to/2ItyqHM
Hi. May I know the thickness or diameter of the ball chain. Andany link to buy online would be of great help. Thanks!
Thank you so much for your tips on this technique... Shelby, I have watched a lot of different artists on this technique and you are definitely at the top of my list! You are an amazing artist and I for one really appreciate your sharing your "How to's" . I have done a few string pull paintings (my mom loves them) I tried one of the chain pulls and I feel they are so much prettier in the details. I will be trying to make the chain do more for me and not me being at the chains mercy! Lol.... Thank you so very much for inspiring me!
Lisa so glad that you found the video helpful and you are right the chain will give you much cleaner lines in your finished painting. Would love to see what you get!
I love it!
Glad you like it Violet! Best of luck in your painting.
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I love your colors, Shelby. Very nice!
Very nice demonstration.
I’ve never tried this but always wanted to. You explained it so well. Thank you!
Hope by now you have give it a try! It does take some practice but when I am not happy with a pour I always try the chains before scraping it.
Do you use a medium with your paintings and silcone?
Beautifully done.
I use Floetrol mostly and don't use silicone very much in the pour. I do add some silicone to the white paint that I dip the chain into. That will give you nice cell in the chain pull.
Espectacular!!!!!!! From Uruguay
Oh my gosh! Now it's magnificent!
Thanx your method was a great help in chain pulling
Love it awesome
It kind of looks like angel wings.
Hi Shelby, I found you by accident and I'm so glad I did. This is beautiful!
Thank you Linda, hope you were inspired to give it a try. It does take a little practice and don't have your paint too thin as it will just flow back together or won't give you a sharpness to each pull.
Hi Shelby, this has to be the best video I’ve watched for chain pulling. Thank you so much for your videos.may I ask what the consistency of your paints are, and, are you mixing them with floetrol and a pouring medium?
I use floetrol and the consistency not to thin. If too thin then you will not get nice sharp edges to your designs. Thank you for the nice comments. The chain pulling opens up a whole new aspect to pouring. I use it a lot to add interest to a blah pour.
Loving this tutorial-- best chain pull technique I've seen. Thank you!
May you create some beautiful chain pulls. There are so many was to enhance blah pours too.
You just chainged it! And made a different texture!
Thank you for viewing my video and I hope it inspired you to creat your own version.
love your work, do you use gesso to prime the photo paper before pouring? thanks
No, that is the beauty of using it. The brand that I recommend in the videos does not curl! Takes up much less storage space. Good luck.
Terrific,I love it. I’m off to try it right now. 👏👏👏
Wishing you much luck, just have fun.
Like others, I just “happened” onto your channel and am truly inspired by your paintings. Thank you for breaking down chain pulling and showing how it can transform paintings.
You are so welcome!
This is so pretty Shelby and a great demo video... thank you!
You are very welcome, hope it will be helpful. Not the best video but does show technique.