How To Create Cells In Your Art

Dutch Pour artist Christine Fitzgerald is back with an amazing tip on how she mixes her paints with glue and water to create awesome cells and lacing.
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[@marycasasnovas5710]

That was perfect! I’ve been wanting to find the best video on how to mix. Excellent timing! Thank you ❤️

[@janiethecraftprincess]

Beautiful!!! Thank you for the tips. You were really easy to follow with your clear instructions. Thank you 😊 Hugs....Janie

[@deedee2218]

What was the ratio for the white base since it was a bigger amount? Same as the blue? Thanks for the video!

[@Artresin]

Stick with a similar ratio and adjust if necessary :)

[@christinefitzgerald2830]

Hi Dee Dee! I always use a 2:1 ratio of glue to paint so if i wanted to do a larger size say about 16oz i would use about 9 oz of glue and 4-4.5 oz of paint then add water until its the proper consistency. You want the paint to run off you stick without any hesitation 👌

[@Sk8erbaker]

Experimentation is good but learning about a paint’s pigment density will show you the science behind why cells/lacing are formed.

[@Artresin]

absolutely. Christine mentions using different brands of paint to produce great cells as the different brands will have different densities.