Thank you! I actually don't like the cells that are created from torching, since I am not using silicone the cells tend to be small and don't look well to me. I prefer the organic cells that are created on their own.
Stunning results! I'm finding that pouring onto 'naked' wood raises the grain a taste once the paint has dried. I tried thicker paint and got fine cracks instead. Has this happened to you?
That has not happened to me with the raised wood grain. You could try priming it first. I have had issues with cracking though, tends to happen when the paint is too thick. I notice mine has a bigger chance of cracking during the winter when we have the heat kicking on frequently and the paint isn't drying evenly because of the temp changes.
@@amandasdesignsofficial I've seen Russian painters coat raw wood with a farina-water mix, worked well in, dried and given 3 coats. Then they brush off the residue. I might give that a go and report back.
Hi Kathryn, I tend to pick 2-3 colors. Sometimes if I use more than that things get too muddy. But you can pick and choose as many colors as you want to try out in your own art.
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Amanda so lovely to hear you talking and telling us your thought processes - thank you. Love the second one but both are beautiful :)
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed :)
Love these!
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Liked the second one.
Thank you!
Love much better when you talk and explain your process ! Thank you :)
Thank you!
Simply BEAUTIFUL!!
Thank you!
Gorgeous pours Amanda! I love watching you move the paint with your blow dryer! 🥰
Thank you!
Awesome both are so pretty. I am going to try this by thinning my paints down. I always make mine too thick 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
Thank you! Yes, consistency is key.
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Beautiful --- thanks for sharing --- always love the color combinations that you use
Thank you!
I like this technique. It's very beautiful👍
Thank you!
So im liking the unicorn spit. Gonna have to get me some..lol like i need more paints hahaha but u know to much is never enough at this point.😂
LOL so true! Never enough supplies!
It took me 3 minutes to realize you were talking in your video! 😂 Looking forward to more like this! 😍
LOL I hope you enjoyed it :) i will try and do more instructional pieces like this in the future.
I like both, thanks. ---Dave...
Thank you!
Very nice.
Thank you!
Both are beautiful! Love the 2nd one! Wish you would have toarched after blowing out...more cells.
Thank you! I actually don't like the cells that are created from torching, since I am not using silicone the cells tend to be small and don't look well to me. I prefer the organic cells that are created on their own.
Great video~ Thanks
Thank you!
Stunning results! I'm finding that pouring onto 'naked' wood raises the grain a taste once the paint has dried. I tried thicker paint and got fine cracks instead. Has this happened to you?
That has not happened to me with the raised wood grain. You could try priming it first. I have had issues with cracking though, tends to happen when the paint is too thick. I notice mine has a bigger chance of cracking during the winter when we have the heat kicking on frequently and the paint isn't drying evenly because of the temp changes.
@@amandasdesignsofficial I've seen Russian painters coat raw wood with a farina-water mix, worked well in, dried and given 3 coats. Then they brush off the residue. I might give that a go and report back.
Thank you. Love it
Do you normally choose 2 colors of the spit?
Hi Kathryn, I tend to pick 2-3 colors. Sometimes if I use more than that things get too muddy. But you can pick and choose as many colors as you want to try out in your own art.
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I didn't hear you mention, was your color just straight unicorn spit, paint, or any additives?? It's gorgeous
I mixed it with Floetrol!
Beautiful!!! Can you mix the unicorn spit into your acrylic paint???
Thank you! I believe you could, I just haven't done that.
@@amandasdesignsofficial Thanks Amanda....i have a few bottles so will give it a try😃
Do you have to use a pouring product? Or is there a DIY product I can make
I mainly use Floetrol if I want cells, but other mediums if I don't. Some people just use water and paint though.
What did you add to get the cells?
Just some floetrol with the Unicorn spit.
How do you hang the wooden round?
I add sawtooth hangers to the back: amzn.to/3ASyhXY
Wonder what Unicorn sneeze looks like? Or better yet... uhhh, never mind.
lol
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