I used to spray the inside of the cup with WD-40, swirl it around to cover the inside of the cup and then turn it upside down to let it drain out. Then I added my paints...worked great for dirty pours.
@a_planet_on_fire I know you didn't ask me but when using plywood, it will soak up paint. I put a layer or two of Minwax Polycrilic on plywood before the pour. When I have slices from a tree (friend owns a lumber mill!) it has a beautiful grain and I don't use anything to keep it from soaking up paint...I like seeing a beautiful grain through the paint.
It is not. There's no such thing either. These guys are a large community putting it all out here for the love of the POUR !!! They don't keep a whole hell of a lot of 'trade secrets'. In fact, paint pouring is the new digital Haight Ashbury with paint not L. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I know, I crack myself up, huh!?! Its a big, free bunch of people all over the world. And they're not holding much back 😔😅😊😂
@@Itsadarknight that's a matter of personal preference. Generally I lump art into two groups. People who create things with artistic intention and things that evoke an emotional response in the viewer. Acrylic pour art can be both of those things, ergo art. I paint botanical water colors, but I see that there is technique and mastery in acrylic pour art. Anyone can do it, but so what?
The last year or so ive been watching your vids, and others using similar techniques ,and i always wondered if WD40 would do the same as silicone oil.. i have no clue where to buy that, or flotrol, but thanks to you, i know this will work! thank you!!!!
Hello master ,,Tiktus,,, you produce amazingly beautiful paintings, perfect art, you are a ,,MASTER,, and ,,MR ARTIST,,, thank you very much. Your works can calm me down fantastically, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you and I look forward to more beautiful works of art. I have just one question please, please dilute the colors with water and add something else to the color so that the final effect is such a beautiful shiny picture??? Thank you master, of course I LIKE!...
I would think any oil would work, because it's the interaction between the water-based paint and the oil that makes the cells. But I'm wondering if it will affect the resin finish and it's ability to stick to the painting, and whether it affects how long the paintings stay nice. Does anybody know?
Yes. So firstly, silicone and silicone based oil is the only oil you should use. Things like cooking oils dont work so well. And the reason to use only a little is because of the residue when the paint dries. The silicone oil sits on top of the painting. If COMPLETELY dry, a dry paper towel first, followed by a LIGHTLY misted-in-isopropyl alcohol paper towel will remove the residue. Be sure to carefully rub the oil off and not destroy the paint. Then, any gloss latex, acrylic, or epoxy resin finish can be applied without issue.
To clarify, some people have also used coconut milk hair serums. But one of the top ingredients is silicone oil. I have always used very cheap, generic silicone lubricant sprays and i take the spray nozzle off so its just the plastic pipe and i can control drops.
@@paultucker3789 i typically use cheaper, craft paint like Apple Barrel & Folk Art but recently have switched to Arteza. They are much better quality. No matter the quality, the importance really is in 1) consistency over everything. You're looking for a runny pancake batter. And 2) color choices and color coordination
Bonjour, une question ... Pourquoi du w40 ? Cela apporye quoi ? Plus pluide, plus de brillant , sechage + rapide ???? En comparaison de sans le w40....🤔
How do you make these? Is there anything else on the canvas before you lay down the cups of paint? Also what kind of paint do you use and is it straight paint or something added to thin it up? I really want to make my own paintings but I’m not sure how to so I’m coming to you! Thank you
TH-cam has a ton of videos that will teach you all kinds of things like getting started, items you'll need, and different techniques. You'll just have to do the research.
Apparently paint varnish can be used as well. They turn out well but there are smaller and more regular cells. If the paint is thick, you can drag the pain across the canvas and the cells will start to form.
Hi, is there any protection for acrylic paints, I would like to paint rubber fish with an airbrush, those fish will go into the water, so I need some silicone that mixes with acrylic paints and is sticky, which would stick to the rubber fish when I'm painting, any answer would be great, thanks
Great, I've been looking for something like this for a long time, it looks really great, one question please, what are the colors blue and orange diluted with because they are so thin? Regards, Gerhard
I use dollar general's generic brand of silicone garage-door lubricant, usually in the car aisle. For like $3. And only using a drop to a few drops at a time, it lasts forever.
It's great for cleaning bongs. Kidding. Do NOT do that. The headrush is quite unpleasant. I know this because some idiot I knew years ago told me (AFTER I had a pipe and was struggling to maintain composure🥴) that he used it to keep his water pipe clean.🤨😠
I think you might want to say: Stir Well. Stir Nicely is stirring gently and to not hurt the feelings of the white paint. 😅 I love your work and your videos. I’m an English teacher and want to give people options by teaching them.
Appears to be a small handheld (refillable) butane torch. Used for small (wire)soldering jobs, shrinking heat-shrink tubing over electrical splices, etc.🔥👍✔️⚡
I used to spray the inside of the cup with WD-40, swirl it around to cover the inside of the cup and then turn it upside down to let it drain out. Then I added my paints...worked great for dirty pours.
I did a few enormous flip cups on plywood like this. Wild lacing and cells.
@greendragonfly4831 cool. Did you prime the ply first?
@a_planet_on_fire I know you didn't ask me but when using plywood, it will soak up paint. I put a layer or two of Minwax Polycrilic on plywood before the pour. When I have slices from a tree (friend owns a lumber mill!) it has a beautiful grain and I don't use anything to keep it from soaking up paint...I like seeing a beautiful grain through the paint.
@larynanntapp6333 thanks for that reply. It's much appreciated. I can believe the grain of a nice cut would be quite cool. Thx again,☮️🙂
@@a_planet_on_fire You're welcome!
I love the lacing effect always my favorite ❤
Amazing and gorgeous painting 👏
I am fascinated with this type of painting. How fun.
Love the upbeat music for this video 😁. Painting turned out beautiful 😍
This just might be my favorite style of abstraction 😊
Ingenious! It looks incredible!!
I never imagine that technique.Wonderful art ❤
Love this 🤍 trying it today, thanks so much!
I imagine this would look cool using fluorescent black light paint.
The colors and the song made me think of the beach
Very impressive and creative!
Yo, that’s beautiful brother, that looks awesome, kudos to you man.
I’m going to try that..
Wow so beautiful well done ❤
Looks like this could be a fun approach to crafting! 👍
That looks Flippen amazing man, love it.
Wow. That’s amazing.
Beautiful Pouring ❤
Beautiful!!! 🥰❤❤❤❤❤
This is such a jealously guarded secret among acrylic pour artists. Thank you!
Not no mo😂
It is not. There's no such thing either. These guys are a large community putting it all out here for the love of the POUR !!! They don't keep a whole hell of a lot of 'trade secrets'. In fact, paint pouring is the new digital Haight Ashbury with paint not L. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I know, I crack myself up, huh!?! Its a big, free bunch of people all over the world. And they're not holding much back 😔😅😊😂
@@mawi1172it used to be
I would not put paint pouring and Artist in the same sentence
@@Itsadarknight that's a matter of personal preference. Generally I lump art into two groups. People who create things with artistic intention and things that evoke an emotional response in the viewer. Acrylic pour art can be both of those things, ergo art. I paint botanical water colors, but I see that there is technique and mastery in acrylic pour art. Anyone can do it, but so what?
Nice! It's something I already have in the house, too!
Thank you for sharing, Tiktus. So sorry for the obviously miserably, negative, unpleasant commenters.
Wow it looked like a blue octopus at the end of the video..on the left side of the canvas it came out cool!!!
Stunning💞
Great idea!!! TFS! Austin TX USA
Super cool
Wow👌‼️❤️ Really beautiful. Thanks. Toom@CapeTown
The last year or so ive been watching your vids, and others using similar techniques ,and i always wondered if WD40 would do the same as silicone oil.. i have no clue where to buy that, or flotrol, but thanks to you, i know this will work! thank you!!!!
supermarket, auto parts store! 🇧🇷
Floetrol at a hardware store or home depot. Silicone oil at the dollar store or Micheal's crafts store or a sports store but more expensive there.
I bought silicone WD40 at walmart. Didn't know regular wd40 would have worked lol. Silicone wd40 was like $8
There's always Amazon!
WooW🤩🤩🤩👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
So Brilliant Idea👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you very much for Sharing ⭐❤
Super vidéo Merci
❤” Awesome “
omg that's great
Do you use a special dryer..or regular..no heat ,cool,or hot
Hello master ,,Tiktus,,, you produce amazingly beautiful paintings, perfect art, you are a ,,MASTER,, and ,,MR ARTIST,,, thank you very much. Your works can calm me down fantastically, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you and I look forward to more beautiful works of art.
I have just one question please, please dilute the colors with water and add something else to the color so that the final effect is such a beautiful shiny picture??? Thank you master, of course I LIKE!...
Luar biasa ... ini menjadi inspirasi untuk saya ... mempelajari teknik WD 40.
Terima kasih
nice outcome
Hermosa pancita! Muy lindo todo. Besos a baby huertinga y Nichu. (toda una hna mayor). Cariños a los papis primerizos🤗
I just tried using CRC 808 Silicone spray, and it was AMAZING!!
I would think any oil would work, because it's the interaction between the water-based paint and the oil that makes the cells. But I'm wondering if it will affect the resin finish and it's ability to stick to the painting, and whether it affects how long the paintings stay nice. Does anybody know?
Yes. So firstly, silicone and silicone based oil is the only oil you should use. Things like cooking oils dont work so well. And the reason to use only a little is because of the residue when the paint dries. The silicone oil sits on top of the painting. If COMPLETELY dry, a dry paper towel first, followed by a LIGHTLY misted-in-isopropyl alcohol paper towel will remove the residue. Be sure to carefully rub the oil off and not destroy the paint. Then, any gloss latex, acrylic, or epoxy resin finish can be applied without issue.
To clarify, some people have also used coconut milk hair serums. But one of the top ingredients is silicone oil. I have always used very cheap, generic silicone lubricant sprays and i take the spray nozzle off so its just the plastic pipe and i can control drops.
@@cyndilouwho Thanks! :)
Beautiful, what brand of acrylic paint did you use?
@@paultucker3789 i typically use cheaper, craft paint like Apple Barrel & Folk Art but recently have switched to Arteza. They are much better quality. No matter the quality, the importance really is in 1) consistency over everything. You're looking for a runny pancake batter. And 2) color choices and color coordination
How to top coat them after using oils or similar tho?
Quick question: what kind of this liquid paints are you using on this project please?
So Cool
Bonjour, une question ...
Pourquoi du w40 ?
Cela apporye quoi ? Plus pluide, plus de brillant , sechage + rapide ????
En comparaison de sans le w40....🤔
Was looking for something different for my kitchen cupboards..found it.. thanks
Wondering if this would work on a round surface.....glass light globe?
Nice bass tone.
Looks like a NASA image, and how perfect those circle are. How did you get three cups of paint into two?
Do you thin the paint down any? What kind of paint do you use? What name?
how did you make it so shiny did you put a clear coat after it was done it looked almost like epoxy
How do you make these? Is there anything else on the canvas before you lay down the cups of paint? Also what kind of paint do you use and is it straight paint or something added to thin it up? I really want to make my own paintings but I’m not sure how to so I’m coming to you! Thank you
TH-cam has a ton of videos that will teach you all kinds of things like getting started, items you'll need, and different techniques. You'll just have to do the research.
What other medium do you use in the other paint? Water or pouring medium?
When your art is totally dry; do you apply something to make it long last?
Thank you 🙏
Can you tell me your medium please. What do you use and what ratio
Super
Do you spray any after it dries to get that shiny look?
Just curious if the WD40 will erode the canvas over time or does your piece keep well with time? :) this looks really cool
But does it ever dry?? If so how long?
Apparently paint varnish can be used as well. They turn out well but there are smaller and more regular cells. If the paint is thick, you can drag the pain across the canvas and the cells will start to form.
How do you prepare the acrylics for this trick, i see it's more liquid than usual 👀
Hi, is there any protection for acrylic paints, I would like to paint rubber fish with an airbrush, those fish will go into the water, so I need some silicone that mixes with acrylic paints and is sticky, which would stick to the rubber fish when I'm painting, any answer would be great, thanks
So to be clear the WD40 effect, is it the little bubbles?
To seal it u just pour the resin after a day ?
Resin after letting is dry completely for 2-3 weeks. Surface dry in a few days but still water underneath
How long does this take to dry & can it be incorporated on other surfaces other than canvas?
Did you mix the paint first with water ?
Beautiful...wow I am impressed 👍🏾
In your opinion silicone or wd-40
How long does it take to dry?
Great, I've been looking for something like this for a long time, it looks really great, one question please, what are the colors blue and orange diluted with because they are so thin? Regards, Gerhard
Dilute with a little water
Didnt know that!😮👍🙏
Very cool. Silicone is expensive.
Only for the boobs ! ☝😁
I use dollar general's generic brand of silicone garage-door lubricant, usually in the car aisle. For like $3. And only using a drop to a few drops at a time, it lasts forever.
Hello Is WD 40 a rust remover or lubricant?
Is every color treated with WD-40 or just the white one?
How’d you get the gloss finish?
ciao nel colore ce altrocome medium? colloa vinilica?
So ive always wondered....can you use any oil? Like olive/vegetable oil??
Was the paint thinned with water? And if so what are the ratios?
Can someone please answer this question 😅
40g paint Amsterdam brand is one of the best, 40g distilled water, 40g Amsterdam pouring medium. Use a gram scale to weigh for best results.
"stir nicely"
You should stir everything nicely 😀
does this dry
Now is this the WD40 with the silicone in it or the regular WD40?
... That's yet another use for WD-40
It's great for cleaning bongs. Kidding. Do NOT do that. The headrush is quite unpleasant. I know this because some idiot I knew years ago told me (AFTER I had a pipe and was struggling to maintain composure🥴) that he used it to keep his water pipe clean.🤨😠
What is the name of the orange paint? It is so pretty, like California poppies!
You can use mineral spirits or even turpentine for the same effect.
What do you use as a spinning table? I want to try this but have no idea where to start..
Look up lazy susan.
or cake icing turntable. I've put mine inside a small round kiddie's plastic paddle pool to *try* and contain what flings off!!@@James-ux5kv
Michael's Craft store in cake dept.
Nice video but do I have to be nice when I stir?
Silicone does the same thing but better in my opinion.
very nice!!!
I think you might want to say: Stir Well. Stir Nicely is stirring gently and to not hurt the feelings of the white paint.
😅
I love your work and your videos. I’m an English teacher and want to give people options by teaching them.
Looks like an octopus nice
I used that a couple of months ago it was the only silicone in the house
What are you using to burst bubbles? Is it just compressed air? Fun video 😊 Thank you.
Appears to be a small handheld (refillable) butane torch. Used for small (wire)soldering jobs, shrinking heat-shrink tubing over electrical splices, etc.🔥👍✔️⚡
and for torching creme brulee! @@tdotw77
What did the wd40 do
How to burst bubble what is the machine name
It's just a jet lighter. That one is a creme Brule torch.
Con que herramienta se rompen las burbujas?
Con soplete
Technically known as a Paint Pour it is AKA the Double Dump. 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
Was any pouring medium used?
Idk about this one but I used flotrol with my paint pouring and silicon for cells but honestly you don't even need it to make cells!
@@niknightngaleeDo you need a blow torch to get the cells?
You need heat. A heat gun would eliminate the danger from a torch and work just as well.@@rach8241
What do you use to burst the air bubbles?🤔🤔
Small hand torch.
@@royalriverart Is it like a hair-dryer? I'm writing from Argentina. Thanks!🙋🏼♀️
No it’s like a lighter. Crème brûlée kind of torch.
@@royalriverart ah, ok! Thank you
Of course, I hope that helps.
T h anks for showi ng this its quite interesting
What does the WD40 do?
As an acrylic painter iv always wanted to try this but it seems like a lot of paint is wasted and very messy