3D Acrylic Paint Pouring On Wooden Bowls
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video I use some 3D pouring methods with acrylic paints and floetrol to paint some flame box elder wood bowls that I turned earlier.
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Here are some links to a few of the products I used to paint the bowls.
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Pearlecent Medium - www.amazon.com...
Excellent idea using the "blowing" technique thin out the bottom. I will use that for sure.
VERY COOL !
My eyes are beholding 2 wonderful bowls.
Thank you for sharing your talent.
If you put freezer paper, shiny side up, under your 3D objects, you can catch the extra paint and make skins! You can attach skins to all kinds of things as well as making jewelry. Gorgeous bowls!!!
Thanks Sandra I will have to try that.
I was thinking the same thing! Great work!!
Love both of them but the first one is breathtaking, love the colors, love all of it lol
Love the bowls. Ones without using silicon much prettier, except the last onr with the blues and yellow. Great job.
i like the colors absolutely beautiful bows
Love the second one
absolutely stunning!
THE FIRST ONE IS ABSOLUTELY AWESOME, WHO WOULD USE THAT AS A BOWL. ITS TO BEAUTIFUL, MUST STAY UPSIDE DOWN. CAMILLE AUSTRALIA
The purple/gold is my favourite but the blue/yellow is what I want the sky to look like from the outside. Both are great.
Beautiful!!!
I love wooden bowls but I’m not a turner. So off to dollar tree and thrift shops I go to find me some to pour on!
Reminds me of ceramic glazes I did in college!
I just relized you do your own work that is so great.
Absolutely beautiful! I'm still learning, too, but not 3D, although with the 1.5 - 2 in. cradled canvases, 3D by way of running over the edges plays a role. Love your work. Will look for you on Etsy.
A tree ring pour would look fab too
They are all absolutley beautiful. The first one may be my favorite though.
Love them both!!! Use your drips to make jewelry from wood and paint.
I enjoy your videos. I have done technique with red white yellow and blue with good results. The use of a chefs torch will give you more cells. Thanks for the time and effort. Greetings from Huntington Beach
Beautiful thx for sharing 👍🏻
Wow beautiful I now have plans for this thing i have lol
I just thought I loved the first one then I saw the second one and my mouth hit the floor ! At times I was screaming " STOOPPPP ! " ( the paint continuing to move )
i like the black one mosty !!
Very nice if you scrap the exes paint into a cup and mix with resin you could turn a nice bottle stopper or something
The colors are beautiful on them. To catch the paint and make skins and to protect your area, I found some heaver plastic sheeting they sell at Walmart, by the foot or yard. They have all different weight plastic sheeting in the material section. I hope this might help.
beautiful!!!!
awsome
Very cool idea. I may have to try that on a bowl. :) You should put down some parchment paper or something. My favorite is the clear shower curtains from Walmart. I was thinking as I watched this I could just cut a piece to fit the board and tape it underneath so it would stay put then put the rest of the shower curtain under it. It catches the drips so when they dry you can reuse the skins. Alternatively you could have some canvas or craft wood on hand to dip into the dripped paint. :D The shower curtain works great with the resin drips. They come right off after they have cured. - Heidi
Pretty
I like the darker one best, but I recon that's just my opinion. Your beautiful work gave me ideas with pots and stuff that's been gathering dust because they're so ugly. I would love to see the finished product.
Thanks for the comment. If you would like to see the finished piece, here's a link to it: www.etsy.com/listing/587210925/large-decorative-wooden-bowl-acrylic?SellerListingTools&Share&Raw&share_time=1525728913000&.slt
Thanks, Don
you might have been better doing a cup pour rather than the open cup pour as you have more control. however that depends on what look you're going for. your paints are a little thick so I hope you manage to get no mounds in your pour. try making your paint a little thinner.... a little. you dont want them too thin or they will run off the bowl. make sure all your colour consistency are the same. try dimethicone instead of silicone. using silicone means you have to really wash the bowl before applying varnish otherwise you'll have spots in your varnish. did your bowl turn out the way you expected. did you use a pouring medium in your paints I cant remember hope this helps....it looks lovely btw 😊
Skins make great jewelry. We all are our own
worst enemies when we mess too much with our projects.
Lift slower, up and down. Looks beautiful.
I would suggest a canvas under your bowl so you can us the extra paint for a painting 2 for1 that is what I do for vases. Thank you for sharing awesome.
I hope you took that lid off of the last bowl before the paint started to dry.
Ya, I only needed to do that once.
Put a canvas underneath and use extra paint to create your next art work.
I LOVE PURPLE SO THE PURPLE AND GOLD ONE IS EXQUISITE, CANT U INVENT SOME USE FOR THEM TO STAY UPSIDE DOWN.....
LIKE TO KEEP FLIES OFF CAKE LOL.. CAMILLE AUSTRALIA
A Cake Stand.... Right!!!
Good Idea...
Now I want to pour EVERYTHING!! Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for sharing! Do you finish it with a clear coat or just leave it as is after pour?
Thanks for the comment. I usually finish with a clear acrylic or lacquer. You can view the finished pieces in our ETSY shop.
Don
if you torch it it will bring out those cells
Thanks. I have used a torch on similar projects after this one. At the time, I didn't have one but thanks for the suggestion.
I like the first one best! Just subscribed!
I wonder if pouring smaller amounts and doing the whole bowl in seperate pours would get less stretching of the cells, doing it propped on its side on each of four sides letting each dry first before going on to another, or if you're doing it in this current position upside down then turning it right side up once the paint starts to set up so gravity will prevent it from elongating in one direction.
I think resin would be cool! Even putting clear over the acrylic pours!
Thanks for the input, I tried less paint, it just didn't flow. I will try flipping the bowl top to bottom, I suppose timing will be the key for this to work, as you suggested. The resin process is in the works, this is something that I have been working toward both colored and clear.
Beautiful work. Can you tell me what kind of silicone and how much you used? Thanks for sharing
Dennis Beamish Cambridge Ontario Canada
Very interesting video and great looking bowls! How do you finish it after it drys...is it smooth so you just apply your finish?
Aside from any dust or debris in the mix they dry smooth. I use Floetrol as a leveling agent in the paint mix. After a few days when the paint has cured I re-turn the foot ,rim and inside then finish.
Thanks
Don
Question, I love the look of all these pores and is a tree hugger I can't help but wonder because all this excess paint basically just going to landfills? Or is there somewhere that you recycle it?
I love your work it is so awesome and I would definately use the wood bowl for anything I prefer the inside plain so you could use it for food or fruit. Great creativity on the pours I would love to try them. Where do you get the wooden bowls??
Nice,do a bowl with red, White,blue.. let me know when you do..
Thanks, I haven't been doing many bowls lately as I've started painting on canvas, but if I do any more pours on bowls with those colors, I'll be sure to film it.
Interesting... for me 3-4 colors only using primary colors...
That’s a really unique bowl! Could you add some links to the products you are using?
Thanks Rick. I added a couple links in the video description for the floetrol and the pearl medium, hope that helps.
Thanks,
Don
Greetings from Miami, Florida🌞🏝 Awesome work👏 look forward your future videos. Can you please let me know the name of the artist(s) you mentioned at the end of this video. Thank you 😊
I'll love this.. thanks for sharing!! Where do you sell your work? .. I have some ideas for your skins sell them too :) I know people make jewelry with them
We have an ETSY shop Deadtreewoodworks, I will use the skins myself in some of my resin art. Thanks for the comments .
Don
sandra left has a tutorial on using the skins for jewelry she has her own,
channel if your interested and you could give them as gifts or sale them i loved bothe beautiful colors.
How does the paint not run off? I'm having lots of trouble with the fluid just dripping off and leaving next to nothing on the bowl !!
Hi Tahlia,
I experimented with several different viscosities, I would coat the piece with a solid color 1st then do you intended pour colors. The shape of the piece also has an influence on how quickly the paint moves I like 4 to 1 width to depth . If you are doing a dirty cup pour its better to add you colors in small amounts more often than large amounts less often.
Thanks
Do u make the bowls? You said u have skins. I've seen some tutorials where people make jewelry with them. Your pours are pretty.
Yes I turn the bowls on a lathe. I don't make jewelry, I use skins in some of my flat work.
Make jewelry with skins! Good money makers! Keeps my pouring habit possible! Lol
What kind of heat gun r u using? I’ve been wanting to get one but don’t know which one to get.
Kawasaki at Amazon about 40.00 its 2 speed and comes as a kit with a carry case. Most types work fine , having 2 speeds is nice. Hope this helps.
How did you prep the wood?
which gold paint did you use? thanks!
Jo Sonja light gold, I get it from Blick art supply.
where do you get your wood bowls from?
I turn them from locally harvested dead or wind fall trees. My wife and I have an Etsy shop deadtreewoodworks where we sell the finished pieces.
greetings from Miami, FL.🌞🏝awesome video 👏. just liked/subscrided 🤗. can you please tell me what is the name of the artist(s) you mentioned at the end of this video. Thank you!!
Ed Molthrop,Pjillip Molethrop and Matt Mothrop all woodturners. Phillip and Matt use an epoxy finish.
Thanks