132. Bloom Technique, Tips: adjusting paint consistency, getting clean edges. American Floetrol CA
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Hi Everyone,
Thank you for joining me and in this video I talk almost the whole time giving tips, sharing learnings or philosophy! This started out as another test tile that turned into a 4-some in preparation for a tray I've already created and pretty happy with the result. I was testing this color palette and it was a keeper, all the bright colors and all!
VALUABLE VIDEO and Product LINKS:
1. Video 140: How I Mix My Pouring Medium (PM), Paints and close-up on consistencies and Pillow
2. How I Mix My Cell Activator (American Floetrol CA Recipe)
3. LAYERING CA Video 129: Video 129: Layering CA tips!
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5. Berta Hair Dryer: Berta Hair Dryer off Amazon
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The details:
Pillow paint: PPG Multi-Pro 47-3110
My pouring medium is the usual Glidden semi gloss ultra deep base GLN6413N: Minwax Gloss
3:1 ratio
My paints are:
1. Prismpour Violet rose
2. Artists loft metallic cobalt blue with Golden turquoise Arteza pearl pink
3. Golden Fluid Dioxazine Purple
4. Arteza Pearl Pink
5. Decoart 24 K gold
Cell Activator:
Amsterdam’s oxide black, also Amsterdam’s titanium white
American Floetrol-50%
Paint-25%
Water-25%
MinWax Wood conditioner: about 20 drops in 25g of cell activator.
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Louise! Girl! I'm glad I found your work on the fb group. The school of youtube is a perfect moniker, I've watched more videos than I want to admit but it's where I've learned everything too. I haven't done blooms in a long time but, after seeing yours on the group page, I'm inspired to give it another go! Thank you❤
Thank you so much! Vegas😘 wow this was a while ago and I’m thrilled that I’ve helped inspire you back, music to my ears! 🥰Thrilled! Let me see your creations msg…and spread the word, i’m trying to get to 8500 by New Years!
This is so creative ‼️l love all your colours and your cells, are gorgeous ♥️💕☘️☘️
Thanks again Cynthia, this color palette is out of my norm but pretty delightful! 💜💜
so beautiful the color combination is so beautiful
Thank you Jawalukis💜, it wasn’t too long ago that purple. And I didn’t get along!
Ok I think I’m going to put my Aussie floetrol away for a while and give your American floetrol recipe a try. Love that palette ❤
Thank you Beverly💙💛, yeah, my
American Floetrol sale recipe works like a champ every time. I have a video of how I create it. It’s 141 here is the link. ruclips.net/video/2x6yfKlcqVM/видео.html
Lovely tiles Louise 💜
Thank you Donna, 😘😘the tray came out cool too!
Functional art! I love it!
Thank you, 💕yes moving more into functional Art direction.
Im in the UK and do blooms. You dont need floetrol. Mix paints as you usually would for the colours. Your cell activator works just as well with plain old paint and water. Youre welcome! It is all down to consistency.
How do your blooms look?
@@LouiseMcKayArt fantastic!
@@22amandajane can I see them somewhere?
WOW you are killing it.
Thanks Betty💕 the brightly colored palette and combo is working for me!
Gorgeous Louise!
Thanks so much Paige💜🧡
Thanks for the link. I went ahead and subscribed!! Love those colors. Beautiful
Thank you so much Jan💕I hope I can continue to deliver informative and inspiring videos to you and everyone!
great information for Technique
Thank you so 💕much, I try to be helpful so everyone can enjoy!
Those r beautiful
Thank you so much, Patricia🧡
Beautiful colors are a bloomin’ all over that tile! I’ve been adverse to certain bright colors but when used with other simpatico colors (as I call them), I’m finding I’m not so adverse. I’d love to see more of a combo bloom with a hairdryer technique. I can’t use my mouth for physical reasons so must use a dryer. Looking forward to what you create with that and many others. Thanks for sharing your beautiful art. ❤️
Thanks so much Alice💕, the next creation on the serving tray I use a hair dryer… after the first one I learned my limitations! Yeah, I am usually drawn to the earth tone palette, but I think the fall colors have crawled into my blood! And the colors have to work, to me color palette and composition …and consistency are the most important, guess I’ll dub that the 3Cs!
That’s a great name, the 3Cs, as you’re absolutely right about the importance of those. Great teaching tool; folks will take that suggestion and pass it on when they discover IT WORKS! 👍🏼
These are simply beautiful! Gorgeous palette. Perhaps I missed it in the video but did you add the Iridescent Pearl/Chantilly Lace mix?🤩🤩🤩
Thank you Cheryl💜, in fact I did not add the iridescent pearl /Chantilly lace. I removed it from the description. Good catch!
I see it's been a year since you posted yet I have to comment. Oh those colors !!!!! I love them. You inspire me, you truly do. I just recently got into this type of art this past year. I've discovered so much here on RUclips, yup it's a learning place if you want it to be. Lol, even fixed my furnace and water heater with the help of RUclips. I'd too would like to do coasters, yet as a gift for loved ones. Is there a specific place you purchase your blank ones?
Hi Iris and welcome back… I’ve been here and hopefully I’ve gotten better. Yes I get my blanks from Home Depot in a package of either 80 or 100 for about $15. If you live near a floor and decor, they have them as well and it’s even less expensive. You can check out my bloom coaster and get all kinds of ideas about coasters.
Thank you for coming back and leaving your comments.!!!
@@LouiseMcKayArt Thank you so much. That's a great price for that amount as I was just searching. Once again, thank you for helping me.
you're welcome@@irismania
Wow beutiful...
Thank you Joan💜
Beautiful! Can I ask what is in the middle of your spinner to set the tiles on? TIA
Thank you💙yeah I hangmen an 8 oz Noosa yogurt cup. (yummy yogurt!) and it’s the perfect size!
I call in YTU 😂 RUclips University 😂😂
Thank you💜💜 LOL and tuition is free... tell all your friends I'd like to grow my student base LOL!
Hello :0) So, is the minwax wood conditioner used in your cell activator NOT the polyacrylic one? I used the wood conditioner water based one in my cell activator along with american floetrol and amsterdam white or black and I don't get cells. I have my cell activator also thinner than my colored paints. Should I use instead the polyacrylic one with the american floetrol and amsterdam to get the cells going? Thank you so much for your videos and knowledge on acrylic pouring. :) Louise! I found your video on how to mix up your cell activator :) ruclips.net/video/2x6yfKlcqVM/видео.html I'm going to adjust my drops of the "wood conditioner" in my activator. I was only using like 7-8 drops and consistency was fine, just not enough minwax.
Hi Coby, YES for my cell activator, I use the Minwax pre-stain wood conditioner, there is no item number on it, but the barcode is number 27426 61500. This recipe works great with the other components I use. I’m not sure how many grams of cell activator you’re putting 7-8 drops in, but since you’ve seen my video, you know there’s about 20 drops for about 25 g of cell activator. So depending on how big your batches adjust accordingly, but you probably need more of the wood conditioner. You’ll see it have an effect on the cell activator because it will start to pull away from the sides of the cup , like it’s repelling. I’m no scientist, but I think that’s what causes the cells to form. And yes, your cell activator should be the thinnest of the three components. Your paints should be next thickest and your pillow should be the thickest. In video 140 I show how I make my pouring medium and mix my paints, but all three components have to be working in sync with each other and you have to have a good blow out as well.
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