3 DIY Acrylic Liquid White & Magic White Recipes!
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Looking for awesome DIY Liquid White & Magic White Recipes? Well this video shows you not one but three great recipes any artist can make.
Every artist tries to paint like Bob Ross at least once. However, if you are an acrylic painter, you will find doing the wet on wet style is extremely difficult due to the fact that there is no form of acrylic liquid white. Lucky for all acrylic artist out there, I will show you three acrylic liquid white recipes that any painter can start making today.
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this guy is underated great video bud
Thanks for the complement :)
Ha ha ha 😜
Thank you so much for your videos! I have been looking for a wet-on-wet acrylic medium and this sounds perfect. I can't wait to try it!
Make sure to check this one out too: ruclips.net/video/uOZACe0v_Do/видео.html
Its my favorite ratio so far.
Your videos are great! Really nice of you to share your liquid white recipes. Experimenting and testing takes time so for you to share that hard work is truly wonderful.
Glad you think so and thanks for the kind words.
If you are interested in LW for acrylic, below is one of the best recipes I have made. Enjoy!
ruclips.net/video/uOZACe0v_Do/видео.html
Great job on your video, I did one also, these are great recipe's for Acrylics they really work....my viewers love how their paintings are turning out, and how much easier it is to blend the colors..
Thanks for the kind words - Acrylics are super fun to work with and look super stunning when you can get them to blend properly.
Yes. I love you. Thank you.
Thanks for the love and glad to help out.
You know what's really great instead of the golden open slow dry thinner you can do the golden open slow dry medium and the best part is since it's a medium it has binder in it which means you can go more than one to one. Also have you seen the atelier interactive acrylics that you can re-wet with a solution? In other words you can use them like gouch in a way. I love the company Golden! I love the fact that they are run by artists the people who are employed there and work there have a steak in the company and they're one of the first companies that are completely run by artists to make a product for artists by artists and I love their interference paints I stole them from my mom when I was 10 years old lol
I have not tried those re-active paints yet BUT my buddy has and he love them... He did say you do have to be careful with varnishes on them - That can sometimes re-activate them too.
@@WildCreates yeah it's because in reality they're almost like alcohol acrylics if that makes sense? As weird as that sounds I'm pretty sure that the reconstituting solution is in fact some sort of rubbing alcohol but I could be wrong I have to look it up again. That would make sense on why some varnishes would reactivate them. So maybe a straight water-based varnish would be best or like a poly. Whatever they would use for alcohol inks I know is a good varnish for these paints. I use them in paint pouring but not for the fact that I can reactivate them they just have a very high pigment and decent price
Awesome - thanks for the follow up.
I'm acrylic curious....but not necessarily crazy about how fast they dry overall. This is a cool option, so thanks!
Nothing wrong with being curious...
Acrylics are fun BUT yes can be hard going from super slow drying oil to faster acrylics.
@@WildCreates Hhhmmm, I do like to take my time... :p
Yup - Yes nice, slow and really spread it around 😝
That's cool
Glad you enjoyed it.
For anyone interested, I use any cheap acrylic white (any on sale in the art shop, even gesso works) with propylene glycol (I don't go over 30% propylene glycol, so I don't break the binder), if you need longer drying periods (up to days) you can add some glycerine to the mix, but don't over do, glycerine will stay for very long in your paint because it almost doesn't evaporate. These ingredients are present in most retarders.
Thanks for sharing your recipe with us 💪
Where do you get propylene glycol ?
@@jcarndt1 Both, propylene glycol and glycerine are used in e-cigarettes and in food preparation, that might give you an idea where to buy them. In my case I buy the glycerine from Boots (I'm in UK) and the propylene glycol from Amazon.
@@ernestuz thanks for the information.
@@jcarndt1 Perhaps I am being pedantic, the mix I normally use is 60% propylene glycol, 40% water, that I keep in a little bottle and I use instead of plain water. You have to be careful not to dilute the paint more than a 50%, because you may break the binder (thus the final mix would have a 30% propylene glycol ). The dilution problem also happens with pure water, and depends on brands, probably I am being cautious here.
I dove into pour painting a few years ago and now have a large bottle of Flotrol left over. I've gone back to landscapes and wondered if the formula with the Flotrol would work the same way.... Thanks for any tips.
I have not tried it BUT my feeling is NO.
Flotrol is not a paint dry time extender. Its a chemical that makes your paint thinner and have an even viscosity to it. I think it was actually made for paint sprayers. You would add flotrol to thicker paints so they wouldn't clog your paint sprayer hose.
@@WildCreates thanks appreciate it.
Do you think adding vegetable glycerine would work instead of or along with one of the medium you tried out? It's easy to get in most places of the world and even though it feels oily it is water based.
As long as it has no impurities in it... you should be good to go (that's my assumption)... BUT make sure you do you research on it. I haven't tried this before, so double checking or doing a little added research OR even testing would be a good idea.
Thanks, didn't know about the dry time for adding water on certain paints . I use Arteza acrylic paint and thier flat panels . They usually dry fast and get tacky quick, but don't mind. I add different amount of water to thin that out . Looking forward to your next vid , but have a side question. How to go about selling your paintings. I'm always having family and friends tells me to sell online but I hesitate due to the pains I see people go through. And have no clue about shipping art like that . Hoping you have some advice on that to help.
I plan on making a video on that topic.... I am sure it will help you out!
Awesome! Thank you much !
No prob buddy
I used to use school glue as thinner. Oy, how did we do stuff before RUclips?
Glue is more of a binder.... So I am curious how well it worked for you.
Great recipes, thanks! BTW, when will you post the “secret recipe” that you use? 😊
Its already live - You can check it out here:
ruclips.net/video/uOZACe0v_Do/видео.html
Let me know how you like it :)
Can I mix open acrylic paint and water soluble oil paints? Thanks.
Mix NO - But you can paint oil paint on top of acrylic paint. Once the acrylic is dry of course.
I hope that helps you out
Can you give some accurate measurements in oz. or teaspoons, etc
Thats harder cause I don't know how much you need to make. Just use the percentages I mention in the video. This way you can make as much or as little as you need.
I use %50 Nova Color White Gesso 30% Nova Color Retarder Gel (Since it takes a long time to dry and holds water) %20 water to make my liquid white.
I am not familiar with that brand. Do you have a link to it so I can check it out?
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How do you make the Liquid Clear
Are you talking about for oils paints or acrylic paints?
have u ever heard of acrylic blending gel an have u used it im thinking that would work with that white your using an i no a spot where u can get it no problem??????
Yes I have but I have not used it yet or tested it for a LW alternative - I do use gels for my oil paintings. When I get the chance ( and save a little money for it )I will see what I can do to make a video on it
Golden products are expensive compared with ordinary flow medium plus retarder. I get a 20 minute dry time from one table spoon😊 of each to eight tablespoons of cheap white which is enough for my propose. More of each would give a longer dry tie but I am not sure of the integrity of the paint film
Sorry about the accidental emoji.
I am glad that you found a process that works for you. Golden Open products can be a little expensive at times But I believe its worth it if it fits your style and you like the bolder pigments
Is there a recipe for liquid clear for acrylics?
I have not researched a recipe for that just yet but in this video ( ruclips.net/video/uOZACe0v_Do/видео.html ) you might find something that can work for your needs. Happy Painting.
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@@WildCreates i have. Question that just came to my head ¿do you draw to?
I use too - but dont any more.
this might sound very dumb, but if i just buy liquid white for the oil based stuff, and just mix use it with acrylics, would it work or go horribly wrong? @wild Creates
Not dumb at all - Now let me answer your dumb question 😂
Sadly oil and acrylic paint dont mix. Think of it like oil and vinegar ( they wanna separate out ). Painting with them wet will lead to them flaking and break off the canvas when they try to dry.
I hope that makes sense
@@WildCreates it makes sense yea, im sorry man im a noob at this also... savage :P i like it
@@WildCreates you know what.... fuck it im goin for oil paint ive checked the prices its only 2,- more per color
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