#58: Make pouring medium with pva and water. Then do a beautiful pour with primary colours. ✨
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2018
- Hello my Creative Friends,
Todays video shows a way for you to make beautiful art with only PVA and primary colours.
A great tutorial for those just starting out, and wondering if fluid art is for them.
First part of the clip we make the homemade PVA based pouring medium.
Then we mix our red, blue and yellow paints to consistency.
And then we do a flip cup and dirty pour and watch the magic happen.
This was lots of fun and I hope it helps you gain the courage to get your pouring on!
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Looks like a duck head with headphones on. Thanks for the instructions xx
Thank you so glad I found an Australian pourer
Very helpful
Great instruction
Thank you!
I had a little chuckle when you told Jasmine to go shake her ears somewhere else!! Great video and descriptions. I like this idea for a pouring medium suitable for kids to use (my kids just love doing acrylic pour paintings with me).
Rachel Miller - art projects jasmine loves getting attention when the camera goes on. In other videos she brings her toy over and squeaks! She’s a great companion- and I wouldn’t have any other 💖
Yes- this is great option for using with children, I’d even try s craft glue that’s washable for using with children/ just to be sure and on the safe side!
thank you for this teaching on pva and water good teaching
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beautiful love it thank you
Hi , I might have missed something, in your container is it only PVA wood glue and water ? 😊
You mixed up the glue but then used water in your paints. I’m confused
Very helpfull thank you
I find your passion for this art to be quite contagious and just hearing you talk about it makes me smile! 😊
So thank you for so kindly sharing your skills and knowledge with us. It is very much appreciated! (especially for newbies like myself)
5 gold stars for you ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
a tip: you can watch movies on kaldroStream. Me and my gf have been using them for watching a lot of movies these days.
@Lorenzo Pablo yea, been using kaldrostream for since november myself =)
@Lorenzo Pablo definitely, I've been watching on kaldrostream for years myself :D
Many thanks.
Great to see Aussie painters :)
What I saw in the pouring medium you made was it was like a pancake batter with the consistency being 'at trace' in soap making :D
Making some fresh PM today so I can paint tomorrow, I have to shake the gunk that is around 'out there' currently and be inspired again.
Thanks.
New subbie.
Love the birds in the background.
LOVE the tip about tightening the canvas, thanks.
Hi thanks for saying how to make it and what it is now i Will try again i wery much want cells in My Paintings and now i know how 😊😊thanks
Thanks again ..Maggie so informative.❤️
Hi there, your very welcome, since I made this video I’ve played with more recipe alternatives, it’s very very fun
Could I use an electric hand mixer to mix the glue and water rather than stir .Do you ever use silicone to make a lot more cells ? I am new and haven’t done a pour as yet, what’s your tattoo on your arm.? Love this canvas
you can use it as mod podge too, if you have use for mod podge. i love the way you speak, really enjoy your videos. thanks heaps
Catherine Crossland thank you for your lovely feedback.
Hi. Ali from Queensland here. Can you get cells using just your medium mix or do u add silicone please. ?
Hi, thanks... I'm new to using pva glue and just bought this brand (parfix) from Bunnings yesterday. Ive been using strait pouring mnefium and or floetrol. I have a couple of questions... Did u add silicone to the paint in the video and what would you say the approx ratio of global paint to water was when you mixed up the paint before adding the pva pm. Also do you do a 50/50 mix of the mixed paint and pouring med (glue and water) before you pour? Thanks. I watched whole vid so thanks for putting this up on youtube.
Hi there, I think video #43 answers all your questions - if it you need further clarification after watching that - let me know. Here’s to your success! 🎉
Hi l am mixing pva glue water and acrylic paint my medium is coming out sticky and stretches like chewing gum when I have poured it on a canvas, please help me if you can, what am l doing wrong thank you
I'm sure you thought of this, but I pour my water into the empty glue container to get every drop of glue. Nowadays everything is so expensive, I like to conserve as much as possible.
Also, the same with the empty paint containers if I'm adding water anyhow. One drop of paint/glue saved is a penny earned...
Can you use this recipe and without adding silicone not get cells? I don’t want cells in some of my pours
Most others just pour it in the container and shake it. Then pound it on something to get rid of the air or let it sit days before using it
This is probably a stupid question….why do you use flowtrol when you have made that glue and water mixture? Thank you in advance…..TFS i haven’t done any pouring canvases yet.have subscribed 👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️💕💕🐶🐶🇬🇧🇬🇧
Same question
What size container are you using to put your mixed pouring medium in and how much glue and water are you putting in the container
I seen you make the pva mix. But I didn't see you add to your paints.
How much glue do u put in paint mix. And how much silicone
dianne davis hi
Sorry about the long delay - for some reason I only saw this comment now. Video #43 will answer all these questions 💖
How does this mix hold up over time? Is it archival? No yellowing in the sun?
Cheryl Berry it’s a mix used for practising and fun. I’ve never seen it yellow up- I’ve been using it for over 2 years. The glue doesn’t have a uV additive in it. If making a piece of art to sell- I wouldn’t recommend using this mix- just use floetrol straight up or a professional pouting medium. This alternative is to help keep costs down in Australia where floetrol is $54 for 4 litres and Global pouring medium is (Australia brand pouring medium) is even more expensive.
Maggie do you do classes? I am in the Taree area and would love to do a class. Have been pouring for about 6 months and still can’t seem to get my paintings right although I have had success with terra cotta pots.
Hello, I am just getting started and haven't done a pour yet. So I was wondering did you mix the PVA into the paint before you put the paint in the cups?
Tapistry Chey you make the pva and water mix seperately/ that’s going to be your pouring medium and then you add that to your paint
@@ArtMaggikwithMaggie you didn’t say how much pouring medium you added to your paint .
OK so was this just paint and water? Or paint + pva + water?
Hi. Do you have here silicone too?
Hi could you please tell me how much water you add to the paints, Also if you were only mixing the amount of pva glue and water you needed for just 1 canvas, how much water would you add to that too please? 🙏 I'm only a beginner so I would really appreciate yours or anyone else's help. Thank-you 🙂
You mixed the colours with water in the video. Did you pour the colour into some medium or the other way around? And what was the ratio of colour to medium? I've had trouble with the mix foaming in the past and want to get it right.
Robyn Andrews
1: if your past mix foamed- (don’t know why) just let it sit for a few hours til the bubbles go down. Maybe you stirred too vigorously?
2: in this pour the paint to pouring medium ratio is about 2 parts pouring medium to one part paint. I eyeballed my measurements- it’s really ok if it’s not a acutely measured.
3: I poured the pouring medium into the paint, however as long as you mix it well, it won’t matter the order. Make sure you scrape the sides of the container.
Pouring is not an accurate art form, this video is really a guideline and to help you feel informed and confident to embark on your own journey and beginning the never ending way of mixing and creating.
Good luck and may the paint pour in your favour!
@@ArtMaggikwithMaggie Thank you. It was strange that only the white paint foamed and seemed to separate, even after letting it sit. I poured anyway and it gave an interesting texture. I'm just beginning, so I ask lots of questions. I'm starting by pouring acrylics as it is cheaper than resin. I'm hoping to do a resin class next year if it rains enough to get off farm.
Do u add some white acrylic color?? For coating the canvas?
sometimes yes and sometimes o - it depends on the technique. Paint on the canvas though helps the poured paint move around more freely.
Would it be 70% PVA 30% water
I noticed you didn't add water to the first cup of glue, why is that
curious....would carpenters glue work?
You forgot to tell us home much plans you added to paint. You missed that part. I need to know
So whats in the recipe? Just PVA Glue and water? How much paint would be added to this 'medium!'?
And how does that make it react (not blend with?) With other colours? Are the other colours mixed with a different type of medium??
Hi Andrew the recipe is in the video - there is a video on my channel ‘how to mix your paints for pouring’ it will answer your questions
Hello..when i was pouring the pouring medium in to the bottle it made bubbles on top and also made a little foam...what did i do wrong ?🙊🙉🙈 hope its not gonna effect it much..or how can i fix it?
Just leave it ...I do my painting in advance and let it sit for days before using.
@@goldenstar9379 ok tnx :))
Best to buy smaller products first to test whats right for what you want, migrate to 5ltr when needed🤔🤔👍
+glicherin
30 me mins to make a video this is to long