So happy to hear things are good, even with the heat! Glad you are finding positivity there. It's so important. Great painting to go with your accent piece!
J, this is absolutely beautiful. I watched it on tv earlier and had to come on my computer to let you know how wonderful this piece it. I love watching you , your voice is so calming and reminds me to relax and enjoy myself while I am painting. Thank you J for sharing your time and your great talent. So glad you are happy in your new home,
There are the JMo cells we all know and love! 🥰 This is gorgeous and I am glad you kept the colors simple on this so we could appreciate the cell formations even more! Love all your work and appreciate all you do in bringing them to us!
I'm just blown away by all videos! I'm sitting here on a beautiful Saturday afternoon in Australia just glued to my tv, watching you! I discovered your videos a while ago but haven't really tried any of your techniques until this week when I saw your gradient pour. Alas, I've tried 3 times and cannot get it right, so turned it into a balloon kiss and chain pull..lol I am enjoying your videos so much, thank you 😂😂😂😂
I live in Tucson and do know that your month of 110 degree days plus with over 90 degree nights make for a miserable and deadly outdoors. Thank God for air conditioning. I am 76 and just moved but have not set up my studio. Your videos are inspiring me to learn a new way with canvas. I just have to set up a place to work and keep my cat, Romeow, out.
Wow! Just beautiful! I recently started pouring and am obsessed! I am in the Phoenix area as well and love the dry time! I watch your videos to learn and they give me inspiration. Thank you❣️
re cracks, I have learned the hard way to put GAC. in my paint in the summer. I know some people still successfully do blooms then, but since I already deal with some cracking at times, I don’t use thick paint in the summer either. I focused on learning pearl pours this year * my second summer). I lose access to my spinner since it is large and in my space in the garage that I use all winter long.
This one drives me crazy! And I mean in a good way. Love it from the beginning but then when you start the chameleon cells... wow! Thanks for the inspiration ✨
I've been watching you for a while. Your work is amazing. I would love to hear your story about why you paint. I have one, too.I love the music and calming effect
This one is super cool Johnny. I love the colors!! Still trying to figure out how you do what you do haha. I may not figure it out till i come take a class with you 😁
adding .. f;ip are also what i do in the summer. They turn out nice with paint consistency and drying as yours did. isn’t it great to have the painting dry so fast?!
God bless! This is so beautiful & I really so very much needed this today really badly! Thank you for sharing your amazing creations! Each time you create a new one, it's always hypnotically mesmerizing! Thank you for sharing!
Do you ever use floetrol or are you always mixing with resin ? Any other preference on mixing mediums? I’m a beginner at pouring but I’m soooo captivated by your style and videos
Hello J Mo! I am wondering if there is a way to create teeny tiny chameleon cells, is it possible with a needle? Or a diluted oil serum? thanks! Love your channel, thanks for all you do! So happy for you and yours, and the new town with warmer temps! :)
Hello from Canada! Hope you're doing well. I've been following you for a while now, actually, your videos have helped me so much in my artwork! I was having difficulties creating cells in my work. While watching one of your videos one day, I tried something different and VOILA!! Cells upon cells! I was elated! 🤣 I'm now trying your chameleon look, with the coconut oil. I have tried different coconut oils, the hair serum one as well but it's not working out. Perhaps my materials are not what I need to create this look?! I have no clue! I don't use flotrol (sorry if I misspelled) perhaps that's it? I use a cheap pouring medium and silicone oil in most of my work. I absolutely LOVE your work! Thank you so much for sharing! You are very much appreciated my friend. Sorry this is so long, I would really appreciate your advice. Thanks so much ❤ Trudy.
Paintings probably dry quicker as there as it is a lot less humid. Here on the east coast of Canada it takes my paintings days to dry due to the humidity. Love this piece of art. Love from NB
Its crazy how fast they dry, makes me a little worried too as I tend to like to leave excess paint on the canvas based on the looks I am going for and now im worried it will crack and craze if I do
@JMoPainting, you could do some experiments on coasters to see how much it will affect the drying and whether you get cracks. Also I would still recommend leaving the pieces at least a week, if not two, before adding varnish or resin, just to be absolutely sure all the moisture in the paint has evaporated as you don't want it to get trapped and form condensation on the inside. I genuinely think I would die in somewhere like Arizona, I'm British and we don't do heat very well 😂😂
Love your ideas and these colors are great together. What medium are you using? I don't get the same effect of the cells as you do even though I use the same products
Glad you're getting settled in to your new home/studio and that for the most part (tire thieves excepted) it's given you a pleasant welcome. Did you move with family? I think you've mentioned kids before, (apologies if I am getting confused lol, but if not) how are they all finding it? Moves can be so stressful. Hopefully now you're able to paint again you can relieve some of that stress! This is very serene and calming, definitely matches the marble vibe you were going with and it's cool seeing more neutral colour palettes used sometimes. I think we often get carried away with all the beautiful, bright colours in the world that we forget that there's a lot of beauty in simplicity. 😊
Have you every tried doing a drip of gold and then the silicone in the middle. I wonder if it would "push" the gold to the outside and bring up the rest of the paint.
I did everything you did i even have the coconut oil you use but i didn't get any cells. What am i doing wrong? Your work is amazing but every time i try the chameleon cells it doesn't work. Please help. Btw love what u do and your work is phenomenal! Thank you for inspiring me to try
It's a hair serum made with coconut milk I believe. He usually puts a link in the video description box so people can find it. It's just an alternative to silicone oil/treadmill oil that others use to get cells. Hope this helps 😊
@chriswynes316 No problem, I know the first time I heard him say it, I was like, "Wait, what?!" 🤣 I'm not sure why he uses hair serum instead of silicone as they're both roughly the same price and do the same thing? Maybe it cleans up easier? Would be interesting to see a side-by-side comparison.
Yep. If your paint isn’t too thick, it will dry here in AZ in no time. I used to watch other people’s videos and think, “What? It isn’t dry yet?” So which of your last 2 paintings go with the carpet?
I love the chameleon cells and I am determined to master them myself. I just need more practice but I plan to show you mine once I am successful because you introduced me to them and told me to keep practicing! I appreciate you!
Beautiful colors and love the chameleon cells, I will have to give that a try one of these days, if I ever can get an organized permanent area to paint.
So happy to hear things are good, even with the heat! Glad you are finding positivity there. It's so important. Great painting to go with your accent piece!
Thank you so much Nancy, I hope you have a great week!
J, this is absolutely beautiful. I watched it on tv earlier and had to come on my computer to let you know how wonderful this piece it. I love watching you , your voice is so calming and reminds me to relax and enjoy myself while I am painting. Thank you J for sharing your time and your great talent. So glad you are happy in your new home,
Wow, even the cells look like mother of pearl. For chameleon cells, this is an incredibly zen piece.
So glad you're happy. Enjoy the journey.
The colors and composition reminds me of a gemstone. One of the agates I believe. So nice 😊
So cool, must try this colour palette 😊
Seeing your comment here shows me the love artists show one another! I also watch your videos. You and J MO both produce great art!
Thank you for sharing your talents
This one is gorgeous and very soft.
Thank you so much!!
I have to tell you, that might be the most exquisite art you’ve created❣️ I am going to watch it again 😊 Thank you for sharing.
There are the JMo cells we all know and love! 🥰 This is gorgeous and I am glad you kept the colors simple on this so we could appreciate the cell formations even more! Love all your work and appreciate all you do in bringing them to us!
I'm just blown away by all videos! I'm sitting here on a beautiful Saturday afternoon in Australia just glued to my tv, watching you! I discovered your videos a while ago but haven't really tried any of your techniques until this week when I saw your gradient pour. Alas, I've tried 3 times and cannot get it right, so turned it into a balloon kiss and chain pull..lol
I am enjoying your videos so much, thank you 😂😂😂😂
Happy you’ve found a new home, but Michigan misses you!!
Thank you for your videos - love them!
I love this technique!
Love this! It's so different ❤
The elongated cells are great!
OOOO you stretch it out more......STILL AWESOME.
Wow!!! I absolutely love this one!!!
That is gorgeous and the colors are magnificent. I love it before and after.
Oh my goodness this is gorgeous! 🌻😍🌻😍🌻😍🌻
You rock on making cells!! Beautiful
AZ is a great place. I think Texas has yall beat on the heat this summer. Thanks for the great video
This one is awesome! Great work
Mesmerising, i love watching it come together. Thankyou for sharing.
I live in Tucson and do know that your month of 110 degree days plus with over 90 degree nights make for a miserable and deadly outdoors. Thank God for air conditioning. I am 76 and just moved but have not set up my studio.
Your videos are inspiring me to learn a new way with canvas. I just have to set up a place to work and keep my cat, Romeow, out.
Wow! Just beautiful! I recently started pouring and am obsessed! I am in the Phoenix area as well and love the dry time! I watch your videos to learn and they give me inspiration. Thank you❣️
Absolutely gorgeous 😮
Beautyful ❤
Do you do a base coat? If yes what do you use?
C est magnifique 👏👏👏👏👏
I love this technique but have never tried it. You’ve inspired me to give it a go. Thank you 💕
Hiya! I'm just curious, 😆 did you do it? How did it go?!
@@troods8110 not yet. But I will 😀
This is a stunning piece. Love it❣️
I'm glad to hear you like it here! I've lived here all my life and the heat gets to me now. Summers are really hard.🥵
Beautiful painting❤️
Amazing love it
Beautifully done
re cracks, I have learned the hard way to put GAC. in my paint in the summer. I know some people still successfully do blooms then, but since I already deal with some cracking at times, I don’t use thick paint in the summer either. I focused on learning pearl pours this year * my second summer). I lose access to my spinner since it is large and in my space in the garage that I use all winter long.
This one drives me crazy! And I mean in a good way. Love it from the beginning but then when you start the chameleon cells... wow! Thanks for the inspiration ✨
Ok, another favorite. The last one will go nice with this painting. Great job Johnny. 😊
This is so cool. I have been trying these techniques but have yet to master any control over the final result.
I've been watching you for a while. Your work is amazing. I would love to hear your story about why you paint. I have one, too.I love the music and calming effect
This one is super cool Johnny. I love the colors!! Still trying to figure out how you do what you do haha. I may not figure it out till i come take a class with you 😁
Love it and I am so pleased that you have settled into your new home in Arizona ❤❤❤
I really the uniqueness of this painting!
Absolutely love all of your work! But especially the chameleon cells. Definitely my favorite! 🥰 thank you for sharing!
I love that! Happy to hear you’re settling into your new surroundings
Stunning
Thank you! 😊
I really love the stripes in the corner, great accents.❤
Beeeauuutiful!!😍👌
Thank you! Cheers!
You always get the most amazing chameleon cells. Phenomenal result😍💙
That is simply amazing....off to my studio, I'm just south of you in Tucson.
Yes, this is a marvelous piece! Stunning ☙
adding .. f;ip are also what i do in the summer. They turn out nice with paint consistency and drying as yours did. isn’t it great to have the painting dry so fast?!
Wow! Funky hair. As always your work is awesome.
Thank you so much!
Great painting. I still can't get the cells, but I'll keep trying. Hope you guys are enjoying your new home.
God bless! This is so beautiful & I really so very much needed this today really badly! Thank you for sharing your amazing creations! Each time you create a new one, it's always hypnotically mesmerizing! Thank you for sharing!
Glad you're adjusting well. As usual I enjoyed the video and love the colors
Gorgeous! I love the way your cells came out!
HUMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!NICEEEEE
Do you ever use floetrol or are you always mixing with resin ? Any other preference on mixing mediums? I’m a beginner at pouring but I’m soooo captivated by your style and videos
Beautiful! What was that last liquid you used with the toothpick touching points in the painting! Thank you. I’m inspired to try this!
Love love this. I was a little sad to see the other stripe area poured off. But the cells are great. The gray variations are so pretty.
Thanks so much!
Absolutely love this one!!! ❤
Hello J Mo! I am wondering if there is a way to create teeny tiny chameleon cells, is it possible with a needle? Or a diluted oil serum? thanks! Love your channel, thanks for all you do! So happy for you and yours, and the new town with warmer temps! :)
Looks great, you are good. Do you have to clean painting prior to varnishing, like you do with silicone
🎉Awesome
Very cool! Could you pull the coconut hair serum through instead of dotting it?
Another gem my artist friend
Looks like oyster shells. Very nice.😊
Hello from Canada! Hope you're doing well. I've been following you for a while now, actually, your videos have helped me so much in my artwork! I was having difficulties creating cells in my work. While watching one of your videos one day, I tried something different and VOILA!! Cells upon cells! I was elated! 🤣 I'm now trying your chameleon look, with the coconut oil. I have tried different coconut oils, the hair serum one as well but it's not working out. Perhaps my materials are not what I need to create this look?! I have no clue! I don't use flotrol (sorry if I misspelled) perhaps that's it? I use a cheap pouring medium and silicone oil in most of my work. I absolutely LOVE your work! Thank you so much for sharing! You are very much appreciated my friend. Sorry this is so long, I would really appreciate your advice. Thanks so much ❤ Trudy.
Paintings probably dry quicker as there as it is a lot less humid. Here on the east coast of Canada it takes my paintings days to dry due to the humidity. Love this piece of art. Love from NB
Its crazy how fast they dry, makes me a little worried too as I tend to like to leave excess paint on the canvas based on the looks I am going for and now im worried it will crack and craze if I do
@JMoPainting, you could do some experiments on coasters to see how much it will affect the drying and whether you get cracks. Also I would still recommend leaving the pieces at least a week, if not two, before adding varnish or resin, just to be absolutely sure all the moisture in the paint has evaporated as you don't want it to get trapped and form condensation on the inside.
I genuinely think I would die in somewhere like Arizona, I'm British and we don't do heat very well 😂😂
Love your ideas and these colors are great together. What medium are you using? I don't get the same effect of the cells as you do even though I use the same products
Wow, this is such a beautiful piece. I love it 🖒💖
I just want to clarify what you use to create the cells at the end please. Grateful
Beautiful!!!
Hi! How do you clean the coconut oil off from your canvas after it dries? I know you cannot varnish it till you do. Thank you so much.
Hello JMo from Canada. I'm interested to travel to Phoenix for your classes. When and where are they ion November?
Glad you're getting settled in to your new home/studio and that for the most part (tire thieves excepted) it's given you a pleasant welcome. Did you move with family? I think you've mentioned kids before, (apologies if I am getting confused lol, but if not) how are they all finding it? Moves can be so stressful. Hopefully now you're able to paint again you can relieve some of that stress!
This is very serene and calming, definitely matches the marble vibe you were going with and it's cool seeing more neutral colour palettes used sometimes. I think we often get carried away with all the beautiful, bright colours in the world that we forget that there's a lot of beauty in simplicity. 😊
Nice, very nice😍
Many many thanks
This is so cool ❤❤
Thank you glad you liked it!
I love it!!😊
Have you every tried doing a drip of gold and then the silicone in the middle. I wonder if it would "push" the gold to the outside and bring up the rest of the paint.
I have never tried that but its a great idea to play with, I will have to try that brother
Im wanting to start trying this are u using just plain silicone?
I have a painting I did similarly a yr ago sitting in a gallery. Great minds think alike.
I’m new to pouring paint here what’s that thing called that you used at the end ? The secret sauce ? Coconut milk?
I use “OGX Coconut oil hair serum” it’s a hair product at most stores like Target and Walmart
Awesome 👌
Hi does your coconut milk make devits when dry
Yes it does!
I did everything you did i even have the coconut oil you use but i didn't get any cells. What am i doing wrong? Your work is amazing but every time i try the chameleon cells it doesn't work. Please help. Btw love what u do and your work is phenomenal! Thank you for inspiring me to try
Awesome
Thank you Sue, I appreciate it!
Beautiful! Are you able to apply resin over this?
amazing
Great.
Wow! That was amazing! I can’t wait to try this technique. For this technique, are the paints opaque or transparent or a mixture of both?
Sehr schön 😊 Ich verstehe nicht wieso meine Zellen immer klein sind und bei dir so groß 🤔 Was mache ich falsch ? Liebe Grüße
You are so good at pouring .
Did you move tp Arizona? It is do much better than where u we're. This is kathie from Gods country Colorado
What is this cillicone that you use.
Wow! What is the coconut mixture?
I use “OGX Coconut oil hair serum” it’s a hair product at most stores like Target and Walmart
Paintings dry faster because of the relatively low humidity. 🙂 It's the same here in Colorado.
Just wondering - how do you keep your canvas on your spinner?
Painters tape looped on itself holds it to the spinner well enough :)
Coconut milk for cells? Pure milk? How did you come across this technique? Great results!
It's a hair serum made with coconut milk I believe. He usually puts a link in the video description box so people can find it. It's just an alternative to silicone oil/treadmill oil that others use to get cells. Hope this helps 😊
Thx for that. I'll have to check it out.@@Littlewings1211
@chriswynes316 No problem, I know the first time I heard him say it, I was like, "Wait, what?!" 🤣
I'm not sure why he uses hair serum instead of silicone as they're both roughly the same price and do the same thing? Maybe it cleans up easier? Would be interesting to see a side-by-side comparison.
I use “OGX Coconut oil hair serum” it’s a hair product at most stores like Target and Walmart
They do pretty much the same thing I love the smell of the coconut LOL!
Yep. If your paint isn’t too thick, it will dry here in AZ in no time. I used to watch other people’s videos and think, “What? It isn’t dry yet?” So which of your last 2 paintings go with the carpet?
I think this one will be the one that accents it very well.
Are u military? If so thank you!!! As a Cuban American living in this free country I thank you!
I retired after 21 years in the Army as a paratrooper in the infantry! Was a good time thank you as well my friend!
Yes, he is
I love the chameleon cells and I am determined to master them myself. I just need more practice but I plan to show you mine once I am successful because you introduced me to them and told me to keep practicing! I appreciate you!
@@JMoPainting…. 🤣🤣🤣 you have that Army head as I say … my son has one also … Medic Army ❤
Also THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
Beautiful colors and love the chameleon cells, I will have to give that a try one of these days, if I ever can get an organized permanent area to paint.