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@@louisevallack7233 You're welcome, thanks for your time and comment ☺ The surface and shape gradually change until the gelatin is completely dry, regardless of whether the paint is applied over it. I applied the paint just to show the different possibilities.

@@maggiekehoe4614 Thank you so much 🙂 I've never tried applying it to glass so I don't know how it would behave 🤔 As for the mountains, it's great, i tried that👍Especially for achieving the effect of snow👌

@ I plan to mix it on palette paper and then apply it using a tiny spoon and palette knife. I don’t expect the glass to adversely affect the chemical reaction but you never know.

@@maggiekehoe4614 I don't think the glass will affect the chemical reaction, but I'm afraid it might separate from the glass when it dries. I advise you to make the mix in a bowl and feel free to add some wood glue, it might help it stick better to the glass

If you don't see the point of this video, it means it's not meant for you. This technique is primarily intended for people who like to create interesting and unique textures in their artwork. Thanks for your comment, Cheers 😊

Hello, I don't know what this means, it's not translatable. Thanks anyway, same to you 😊 Cheers 😎

Thank you so much 😊

@@anitatomic1547 Thanks 😊 I'm glad you like it ☺ You can watch full tutorial here ➡️ruclips.net/video/m-LZ0-BCYnQ/видео.htmlsi=Znny-C96_ldpGCdJ ,if you haven't already 😃

@gaya-art I've already watched🤗. Thanks for the idea✌️

@anitatomic1547 You're welcome, as always, Cheers 😎

Wow, fantastic👌🏻

@DusanaRodic Thanks a lot 😊

@@anitatomic1547 Thanks so much 😊 I'm glad you like it ☺

@@DusanaRodic Hvala puno 😊

Thank you for your time and comment 😊 I'm really sorry that despite several interesting and unusual techniques shown in this video, you were unable to find inspiration. I wish you a pleasant day. Cheers😎

Hi, I would really like to answer your question (marks😉) but I'm not quite sure what your question is? Please be more specific if possible? Stay well, Cheers 😊

@@DusanaRodic Thank you so much 😊☺

@@_Diana_S Hello 😊 I don't know which insects you specifically have a problem with? It's great against mosquitoes, you'll never have them in your house again, but avoid it if you have cockroaches, they consider it a delicacy 🤤😎😉

Haha. It was not possible to show the painting because this is not a painting 😆😅 Read the video title again. It is clearly shown in the video what the dried texture looks like, just before that mosaic 😉 Cheers

Hello 😊 I did not put a picture because it is a demonstration of the painting technique and not a work of art. How the texture itself looks when it dries can be seen after 1:02 min. You may have accidentally missed it. Thanks for your interest. Cheers 😊

Haha, don't you worry, only the sky is the limit cause video has already reached 13 likes and counting 🤞🤣🤣🤣 Thank you so much for your time and comment, you really made my day 😃 Anyway, who cares about likes, they are just cheap satisfaction in the virtual world 😉 They don't matter as long as we're having fun in the real world 😎 Stay well, Cheers👍

@@sandracascardofurtado7606 Thank you so much 😊 I'm glad you like it

@@s.jaisankar6607 Thank you for your time and comment, I truly appreciate it 😊

@@janestocker Hello, I'm really sorry, but it's not clear to me what you're actually asking me?

@@CatOmori Thank you so much 🙂 I'm glad you like it 😎

@@itskorine Thank you so much 🙂 Extremely good observation, i might say, the best ever 😀 👍 👏👏👏 I do like "happy accidents" and intuitive painting cause it grants you satisfaction of experimenting and making "mistakes" 😁 And yes, the texture of mat will always be transferred to skin so it gives us countless options to choose from 😎

@@shebalasvegas4741 You're welcome, I believe you'll create something wonderful 😊

@@shebalasvegas4741 Thanks a lot 😊

Thank you so much 😊 I belive it can be useful 🤞 😎

I knew I shouldn't have bought masking tape at the flea market 😅🤣🤣🤣 Joking aside, this process is very useful when using a slightly more watery color for some more transparent layers. Also, it's very recommendable to do this process when doing pouring painting techniques. From various experiences, I prefer to do this process with a "better safe than sorry" mindset, especially with the final details. 😉😊 Has it ever happened to you that the paint goes under the tape?

@@gaya-art in pouring techniques i have not had such problems but in water colour yes. i think it is also connected with the colour consistency. the thicker paint the less problem with tape.

@@svetlanaulmann9104 Yes, that's correct, consistency matters 👍 If it happened to you then you know how frustrating it can be 🙄😅

@@azadehshalgooni8919 You're welcome 😊 I'm glad you like it and find it interesting. Thank you for your comment and your support, stay well, Cheers 😎

You're welcome 😊 I'm glad you like it and find it interesting. Stay well, Cheers 😎

@@linamarhaba7796 Thank you very much 😊 It can be used in various ways, it's just important to let your imagination run wild 😜 😎 It can also be used as a collage paper but I have some other ideas💡 I will show you soon how I'll specifically use this one. I can't disclose it now 🥸😉 Please be patient😊 Have a good day, Cheers

@@Karibee61 Thank you so much 😊 No, not at all. It just dries up and becomes very firm 😎

@@gaya-art I must try it. Much love and peace from London UK

@@Karibee61 Thanks, likewise from Belgrade Serbia 😊 Try it, it's very satisfying and interesting to experiment and work with 😉 Have in mind it'll create different kind of texture depending on how much water you add. You can also mix it without water for roughest version🤓

@gaya-art thank you so much. Have you tried Gel plate printing? If not, you must. Gel plates are a fabulous medium. There are loads of great youtube tutorials. Look out for artwhisperer 88. He is amazing. I think you will enjoy the process and his videos. I look forward to seeing more from you. Have a lovely evening.😊

Thanks for the recommendation, I'll check him. I know what gel plate is but i haven't tried it yet. I'll surely try when i get an idea how to implement that technique in my mostly textured artworks. Wish you all the best, stay well, Cheers 😊

Hello, thank you for your time and comment 😊 The lack of good ideas and the absence of imagination on how to use this technique does not necessary mean that it is garbage 😉 Did you even read the title or description of this video?

Geez, he's _demonstrating a technique_ for painters/artists/creatives to experiment with. As we've gathered by your commentary, those descriptors clearly do not apply to you so just move along and put your energy into something more useful than insulting someone openly sharing a simple art technique with the world that many creatives _will_ appreciate.

​@@4UnlimitedBEingAs I Do!!! ❣️🌹❣️ Thanks 😍

Thank you very much, I really appreciate you taking the time to compliment me 😊 Have a good day, Cheers 😎

"That" supposed to be exactly what is written in this video title and you would know that if you read it 😉😁 Have a good day, Cheers 😎

Thank you so much and welcome😊 I hope I'll meet your expectations. Have a good day, Cheers 😎

@@KingChampain Then just keep wondering... 😆 Or you could use your skills and imagination to apply this technique in creating some future masterpiece 😉😎. Have a good day, Cheers 😊

Lol😅

😅😅😅😅

Thank you so much 😊

You didn't notice, that's because I bent the "ugliest painting" a bit to get cracks. It's shown somewhere around the seventh minute in the video. 😊 Cracks can be obtained without bending, but a thicker layer must be made.

@@gaya-art Thanks for the reply. I did notice that, but I thought the bending was showing off the cracks more. I couldn't tell the cracks resulted from the bending. Thanks for clarifying 😃

You're welcome 😊 Cracks can also be obtained by adding a higher percentage of water as well as making a thicker texture.

Thanks 😊 Yes, good observation, it looks something like that 👍

Thank you so much, you too 😊

Yes, it's durable. Mentioned layer is not paint, it's transparent collage gel for protection and shine. It should dry for at least 72 hours.

Yes

Yes it is, i truly enjoy every time I'm doing it 😁

Yes, it is durable without breakage in texture, i was just having fun and doing something different with this one. You can see how it looks like in these 2 videos. ruclips.net/video/G_ezHQDu5vU/видео.htmlsi=FyIgcGeBwF7aa6lH ruclips.net/video/-6fHAsFpSKE/видео.htmlsi=rOJaMhdq8gEtPY6A

@@gaya-art thank you. I am going to watch 👍😃❤️

Thank you for your time and support, i hope you'll find something useful in my videos. Stay well, Cheers 😊

@@gaya-art it's a pleasure to watch your videos. Texture is one of my favourite art techniques.And I really appreciate that how you try different types of texture techniques.👍😃❤️

Haha thanks, it's taking a bit longer, this is an edited video after all 😉😅 Feel free to try, it's very satisfying and enjoyable process😊

@@gaya-art yeah it looks great 👍😃 I love this texture. Thank you...all the best for your texture art 👍😃

@@auldburdlaughin Thank you for your time and comment. Are you just another one who didn't read the title properly and think this is a painting or do you just not find this process and texture interesting in general?

@@gaya-art My apologies, I didn't intend to sound so rude! I use baking powder in a mix to clear blocked drains, sinks etc, and the result of your mix made me think of the reaction with the gunge in the drain. I certainly didn't think it was a painting. The particular colours used probably didn't help. I had no idea baking powder would react like that with paint - is there any problem with fumes, or any reaction with the paper? Personally, I don't like the result but that's likely due to my previous use of the substance. Again, I apologise for any upset caused.

@@auldburdlaughin Please don't apologise, you have every right not to like something. Don't worry, I'm not upset or insulted, I like to communicate with my community and I appreciate every feedback. I was just curious to know the reason, nothing else. It would probably squeeze and deform the paper while drying but on canvas it doesn't make any reaction. Thanks for your reply. Stay well, Cheers 😊

I've been thinking about what you said and wondering how it's possible to clean drains with baking powder so I did some research and realised that you must be using baking soda to do it... 😅😊 You would probably realise that before me if you read the video description. I wrote there as a notice for people who want to try this technique "Baking Soda is Not Baking Powder"

@@gaya-art Now I'm mortified! I really am an auld burd, so I'll put it down as an age thing 🤔 Thanks though, it's rather an important difference! (btw, I've never baked anything in my life...)

@@artifexmom3824 You're welcome. 😊I hope you'll enjoy doing it as much as I do 😎

@@martabrash4755 Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I like to experiment with different ingredients and techniques to create something interesting and unique. 😊 Stay well, Cheers 😎

@@gabitrefzger1 Thank you so much, I'm glad you found it interesting 😊

@@ArtJoyWithMaya Thanks a lot 😊