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Thank you so much Marisa, that makes me very proud, glad you like it!!! ❤

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Thank you so much!! ❤

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!! ❤

Oh yay! She is indeed my biggest inspiration, I learn so much from her techniques. I would never be where I am now without her videos! Thank you so much, it's challenging, but also so much fun to do!!! ❤

Thank you so much!!! It makes me happy that you like it!!! ❤

Thank you so much!!! I am so glad this is appreciated!!! ❤❤

Oh thank you, that's so cool to hear, it makes me happy that you like it!!!❤

Thank you so much Katie! ❤ Oh yes, if you come across one, definitely do!!! I'm still discovering new effects!

Dankjewel!! Je hebt hem nu ook droog gezien, wat wordt het, met of zonder vernis......hmmm? 😉

​@@SuzanVerberne_FluidArt alles wat je wilt bewaren zou ik vernis op doen. Ik heb zowel mat als glanzend in huis en gebruik eigenlijk alleen glanzend als ik de kleuren beter wil laten uitkomen of als ik een metallic heb gebruikt of glimmende verf/pigment

Thanks Leon!! 😎

Thanks so much again Sunshine, thanks for the appreciation!!! ❤

Oh thank you! ❤ I indeed don't have that (yet).... It all goes so fast, when I started picking up something with paint a year and a half ago, I didn't realize that all this was coming with it, with social media and everything! I have yet to make an insta.... But beautiful doors are opening for me, and this alone is such a joy right now!!! (If I'm correct, my email is visible 😉😘)

Dankjewel!! 😘

My pleasure, thanks for your appreciation!!! ❤

Oh thank you so much, those are very nice words that I really appreciate! I am already surprised how things are going now, it is really very nice that it is so appreciated, and I enjoy doing it! ❤

Thank you so much, that's really sweet! For the period I'm doing this, I'm already overwhelmed how it's going, never expected this.... still a lot to learn, but it's so nice when people appreciate my passionate journey ❤

@@SuzanVerberne_FluidArt Your style is unique and your attention to detail is one to admire... I'm sure you'll do very well Suzan.. I'm hoping to try out some of your works..the challenge is that I'm in India and we don't have access to a lot of art supplies. Interference colours for example. Even if it's available, because demand is low, prices are super high. But I'll try it out with what I have...

Thanks so much, so cool you liked it!! ❤

Thank you so much, that's a huge compliment!!! ❤

Thank you as always dear Friedo! 😚

Thank you so much, that's very sweet! Wonderful that you like it!!! ❤

Oh this makes me very happy, nice that you appreciate it so much and it helps you too! That was my goal with this! ❤

Dankjewel!! 😘 Jazeker! Maar het drogen duurt nu allemaal weer wat langer, kan niet wachten tot het donkerder wordt en meer diepte krijgt! 😉

Dankjewel Janneke!! Ik krijg er nog geen genoeg van, mijn nieuwe speeltje.... nu moet er natuurlijk nog een witte negative space, met een 'loaded vork' komen!!

Love it!!

Thank you so much dear Christine!! ❤

Dankjewel Janneke, het was vooral zo spannend wat het spinnen met de lijnen zou doen! 😘

Thank you so much Friedo, truly appreciated!! 😘

Ja, ik zit weer in de goede wagon, en de trein hobbelt weer!! Dankjewel Janneke! ☺

Oh I'm sorry, but I think I answered you a little before that to a similar question on another video of mine! There is also a lot of description under the videos, and I use Australian floetrol for the cells! 😉

Thank you so much, it's also so incredibly fun to do, you should really try it!!!

Dankjewel! Jaaaa, de smeltende klokken!! ❤

Thank you!!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much, it is much appreciated!!!

I think you mean what I use to swipe with the palette knife? It is called a cell activator, but is a mix of Acrylic paint and Australian floetrol. I follow the principle of the Bloom technique here, where the white base (also called pillow) is the thickest in consistency, the colors just a little less thick, and the cell activator is the thinnest. It contains another ingredient (the Australian floetrol) which does make it heavier than the other paints. Which makes it sink and that's what creates the cells, thus the beautiful effects! I also tried to describe it in the description box below the video, I hope it's helpful to you. And if you don't know her yet, also check out Winterstromart, she invented this technique! Thank you!

Thank you very much, good work. Your benevolence is very valuable 👋👋👋

Let me ask you one more thing, what is the mixture ratio of folietrol and dye?

@@okanzegerek You're welcome, that's what this is for! To make the cell activator with Australian floetrol, I mix 1 part paint with about 1.5 or 2 parts floetrol. This also varies a bit by paint color because that consistency can vary. Amsterdam paint is known to work best. It also has to do with the density of the paint color, LeftBrainedArtist has a chart for this. But titanium white and oxide black work anyway. But choosing the ratio of paint and floetrol may also depend on the consistency of the colors you use. My mix is really, really thick. Many also use the ratio 1:3, so it's really finding what suits you, by varying and trying out!

@@okanzegerek You're welcome, that's what this is for! To make the cell activator with Australian floetrol, I mix 1 part paint with about 1.5 or 2 parts floetrol. This also varies a bit by paint color because that consistency can vary. Amsterdam paint is known to work best. It also has to do with the density of the paint color, LeftBrainedArtist has a chart for this. But titanium white and oxide black work anyway. But choosing the ratio of paint and floetrol may also depend on the consistency of the colors you use. My mix is really, really thick. Many also use the ratio 1:3, so it's really finding what suits you, by varying and trying out!