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I used Artist's Loft paints. You can find all of the paints (along with links to the products) in the description box.

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Great idea - I might have to give that a try! Thanks for watching! 💕

I added 1 drop of silicone to each of the colorful colors. I didn't add any silicone to the black paint. By the way, you can find the exact info in the description box. All the best giving it a try! 👍

I'm sorry to hear yours didn't work out. You can find the exact paint ratios and amount of silicone oil listed in the description box. Keep in mind that if you are using different paint brands from what I'm using you may need to mix your paints in different ratios. E.g., craft paints are often much thinner than Artist's Loft so you would need to use less water (or no water) to get the consistency that I'm using. Also, metallic paints have a tendency to act differently from regular paints so that could also affect the outcome. Also if you're using a different brand of pouring medium or silicone oil from what I'm using that could also be affecting the outcome that you're getting. The outcomes of different fluid art techniques are often very brand or product dependent. Hope that helps.

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I've mixed the paints with Floetrol and water. You can find the exact ratios listed in the description box.

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Thank you! 😊 By the way, the ratios should allow you to mix small quantities if you need to (e.g., you could mix 4 grams of paint to 8 grams of Floetrol to 1 gram of water for a total of 13 grams of paint mixture).

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Thank you! You’re always so kind. I hope you’re having a great weekend.

Thank you, you too! I have done some ocean swipes based on your technique. I need to get back to it! 😀

Thank you! A large koi fish stencil sounds lovely - have fun using it!

There is no silicone in the black swipe paint.

I usually finish my paintings off by adding a few layers of Liquitex Gloss varnish. Before applying the varnish, I first clean the paining by wiping it down with a mixture of dish soap and warm water to remove the silicone oil. My video number 73 shows the process if you'd like to see how I do it.

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Thank you! Yip, it dried really well - pretty much exactly like the wet result, just dry. Pretty blooms on your channel by the way!

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Thank you! Your wooden mermaid sounds like a nice idea. Have fun if you decide to give this a try! Thanks for subscribing - welcome! 😊💕🌸

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Hmm, I don't really know the answer - I haven't had that problem. I'd suggest maybe trying to swipe over some colors (like I did in this video) instead of doing flip cup - I think flip cup might give the colors too much opportunity to interact and create cells. Sometimes the specific paint you're using will naturally create a lot of cells, I'm using Artist's Loft paints which don't seem to be too reactive so perhaps you could try that brand if you aren't already. Also, not sure what consistency your paints are but mine are fairly think so maybe that also helps limit how many cells end up forming. I'd be interested to know if or how you resolve your challenge. Good luck!

There isn't any resin in this painting. It just looks shiny because it's still wet and there is a light directly above the painting. Once the painting dried it was no longer shiny.

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Oh wow, thanks Susan!! Appreciate your kind words!