Your amazing. I have scraped yucky paintings before…. Would never have thought to do this….i can’t tell you how much I enjoy your voiceovers.. and how much I continue to learn watching you……THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING
I've been pouring for 5 yrs.; I've learned a couple ways to save the paint. I do scrape some to the center of the canvas and then just tilt it around to make a background and start another pour on top. I also scrape and save the paint into a container to use as flow extender. I do strain it. I also pour over dried canvases I didn't wind up liking. Good luck with yours.
Thanks Jane I appreciate it, those are good ideas! I can’t bring myself to do it, but if I do I have a few ideas. Thanks so much for watching as well!!
I have been pouring for only a few months and I have scraped paint several times when the pour has turned out horrible. I always save my scrapings to use as an extender or sometimes if the color turns out good enough to use in a new painting. I have also done pours over old dried paintings that I felt were not good enough. I have tried to salvage a bad pour but usually end up with a mess. You did an outstanding job of salvaging your painting.
@@gulfgal98 Thank you! I’ve really tried my best to make something out of everything I’ve poured. I’m also a lot more careful with what I make these days. Great idea keeping the paint for another use too if you decide to scrape it. Keep up the good work!
Good save on this!! It has a cool look with the color blocks. I scrape all the time, lol! I’ve been using small canvases/boards lately so it’s not a ton of paint and I can reuse it as a base. When I was doing larger canvases I wouldn’t scrap as much, though. When I don’t like the composition or it was a bad blowout, pleat, etc. that’s when I scrape.
Thanks August! See, that's a good way to go about it! If I were to make some more small ones, I may consider it, but these ones are going to be whatever they turn out to be lol I'm also super thankful it worked out in the end!
You saved it🎉 I have taken them out side and hosed the old paint off if still wet. If dry and I didn’t use silicone I did the same as you just did . I’m too lazy to sand 😂 I’ve only been watching and trying for two years . weeks that everything is wrong Then that magic moment, good luck to you.
@@SharSpencer Thanks Sharon! Yes, the ups and downs of each week are fun lol I’m glad this one turned out, because it found a new forever home about a month later, so for that I’m grateful I didn’t light it on fire. 😂
I’m using smaller canvas slowly graduating to larger canvases. I try stuff I see others due. If I try and it looks like crap I get frustrated scrap it. Going to try and bigger and a swipe I saw you do wish me luck. You amaze me how you save pours!
Thanks Jan! It always funny to look back at the pours I did when I was starting out. Some I’ve kept because they turned out, and the stuff I’ve thrown away lives forever early in the YT page. I had some frustrating days back then too lol Thank you for trying things I’ve done, that’s a very nice compliment!!
I think you saved it pretty well Tony. Looks good to me. I've scraped a few times and guess most of us have at some time. My last time was a couple of months ago trying a split cup for the first time. I hated the result and there was no sense in keeping it so it went straight under the tap. Once the canvas was dry I tried again and got a much better result so think it was justified getting rid of the first dismal attempt.
Thanks Paul, I appreciate it! I just can't bring myself to do it.. lol I understand not liking it (I've had so many) but I just can't scrape a piece. I'm quite glad this one worked out in the end!
Thanks so much for watching! I don't use silicone often, no. I've found that this cell activator works much better, but there is always a certain place for silicone oil on a intentional look!
Please teach me or us that want to be a pouring artist also to how to make the white color that you spread on top of those mix colors to habmve beautiful effects of cells. 😢❤❤❤.please need help.
That’s very nice of you thanks! Have you started to acrylic pour yet or are just getting started? My cell activator is 1/3 Amsterdam titanium white with 2/3 Australian floetrol which works great! Just go slow and let the paint do the work. 🙂
@@tonysfluidart o my God! Thank you for quick response! Yes i am only starting..getting some ideas. I know how to paint using acylics, oil paste charcoal.. but this makes me amaze..it is look so easy to do but i am wrong...thank you for your help! I am proud Filipino that subscribe to your channel! Keep it up because you help those like me..love love love.🥰🥰🥰
They are mixed with 50% pouring medium and 50% North American floetrol. I think the colors are copper, gold, pewter,and some silver. Thanks for watching.
If you enjoyed this acrylic pour, check out this playlist next! ruclips.net/p/PL9WTtCUY6nGGZyTI5MedX7xpbWAUWHp5L&si=0KKiTd1GGOMP1A2K
Your save was incredible! Definitely a 10/10!
Thank you so much Joanna, that’s very nice of you! 😊🤍
I'm watching videos to learn how to do these on my own
@@melissaoliver681 Hopefully a few of mine are helpful for you. Thanks again! 🤍
Your amazing. I have scraped yucky paintings before…. Would never have thought to do this….i can’t tell you how much I enjoy your voiceovers.. and how much I continue to learn watching you……THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING
@@joanferrell4392 You’re too kind Joan, I appreciate you watching and I hope they are helpful for you!
I've been pouring for 5 yrs.; I've learned a couple ways to save the paint. I do scrape some to the center of the canvas and then just tilt it around to make a background and start another pour on top. I also scrape and save the paint into a container to use as flow extender. I do strain it. I also pour over dried canvases I didn't wind up liking. Good luck with yours.
Thanks Jane I appreciate it, those are good ideas! I can’t bring myself to do it, but if I do I have a few ideas. Thanks so much for watching as well!!
I have been pouring for only a few months and I have scraped paint several times when the pour has turned out horrible. I always save my scrapings to use as an extender or sometimes if the color turns out good enough to use in a new painting. I have also done pours over old dried paintings that I felt were not good enough. I have tried to salvage a bad pour but usually end up with a mess. You did an outstanding job of salvaging your painting.
@@gulfgal98 Thank you! I’ve really tried my best to make something out of everything I’ve poured. I’m also a lot more careful with what I make these days. Great idea keeping the paint for another use too if you decide to scrape it. Keep up the good work!
Beautiful end result 👏👏👏🥰👍
Thank you so much, I appreciate it!! 😊
Absolutely LOVE this work!!!
@@saundracuyler9872 Thank you so much Saundra!
Good save on this!! It has a cool look with the color blocks. I scrape all the time, lol! I’ve been using small canvases/boards lately so it’s not a ton of paint and I can reuse it as a base. When I was doing larger canvases I wouldn’t scrap as much, though. When I don’t like the composition or it was a bad blowout, pleat, etc. that’s when I scrape.
Thanks August! See, that's a good way to go about it! If I were to make some more small ones, I may consider it, but these ones are going to be whatever they turn out to be lol I'm also super thankful it worked out in the end!
You saved it🎉 I have taken them out side and hosed the old paint off if still wet. If dry and I didn’t use silicone I did the same as you just did . I’m too lazy to sand 😂 I’ve only been watching and trying for two years . weeks that everything is wrong Then that magic moment, good luck to you.
@@SharSpencer Thanks Sharon! Yes, the ups and downs of each week are fun lol
I’m glad this one turned out, because it found a new forever home about a month later, so for that I’m grateful I didn’t light it on fire. 😂
Nice save👏😊
@@janebradley4516 Thanks so much Jane, I appreciate it!
I’m using smaller canvas slowly graduating to larger canvases. I try stuff I see others due. If I try and it looks like crap I get frustrated scrap it. Going to try and bigger and a swipe I saw you do wish me luck. You amaze me how you save pours!
Thanks Jan! It always funny to look back at the pours I did when I was starting out. Some I’ve kept because they turned out, and the stuff I’ve thrown away lives forever early in the YT page. I had some frustrating days back then too lol
Thank you for trying things I’ve done, that’s a very nice compliment!!
I think you saved it pretty well Tony. Looks good to me. I've scraped a few times and guess most of us have at some time. My last time was a couple of months ago trying a split cup for the first time. I hated the result and there was no sense in keeping it so it went straight under the tap. Once the canvas was dry I tried again and got a much better result so think it was justified getting rid of the first dismal attempt.
Thanks Paul, I appreciate it! I just can't bring myself to do it.. lol I understand not liking it (I've had so many) but I just can't scrape a piece. I'm quite glad this one worked out in the end!
I scraped once. I now redo.
@@JamieMillen I still haven’t done it. I just stare at the ones I don’t like in disgust. 😅
Can you pour paint on top of one coat of varnish? This is so cool! love it
@@JamieMillen I haven’t tried but I imagine you could. It would ruin your initial pour, but you could start from scratch. 😊
Do you have silicone in your swipe white. P.S. Another great video. Beautiful. . . boB
Thanks so much for watching! I don't use silicone often, no. I've found that this cell activator works much better, but there is always a certain place for silicone oil on a intentional look!
Could u have used a blow dryer to salvage the paint?
That's a great idea, but I haven't worked enough with a blowdryer to have tried. It may have some out even more muddy afterward. lol
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Thank you Jerelyn, I appreciate it! 😊🤍
Please teach me or us that want to be a pouring artist also to how to make the white color that you spread on top of those mix colors to habmve beautiful effects of cells. 😢❤❤❤.please need help.
That’s very nice of you thanks! Have you started to acrylic pour yet or are just getting started?
My cell activator is 1/3 Amsterdam titanium white with 2/3 Australian floetrol which works great! Just go slow and let the paint do the work. 🙂
@@tonysfluidart o my God! Thank you for quick response! Yes i am only starting..getting some ideas. I know how to paint using acylics, oil paste charcoal.. but this makes me amaze..it is look so easy to do but i am wrong...thank you for your help! I am proud Filipino that subscribe to your channel! Keep it up because you help those like me..love love love.🥰🥰🥰
@@mariarequina6203 I’m happy to help, and thank you for asking! 🙂
QUÉ COLORES SON Y CÓMO LOS PREPARÓ?
They are mixed with 50% pouring medium and 50% North American floetrol. I think the colors are copper, gold, pewter,and some silver. Thanks for watching.