Do you ACTUALLY need a Cell Activator?
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2024
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Have you ever had this happen? You just used a lot of paint hoping to create a pour you can feel proud of, but at the end it just feels lacking? Here's a very neat trick I like to use when that happens to create something entirely different and very interesting, almost regardless of what happened originally on the canvas!
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0:00 Intro
0:11 Brush Flick Explainer
1:42 Silicone Oil
4:26 Isopropyl Alcohol
5:20 Fluid #3
6:22 Comparison
7:37 The Explanation
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A perfect, well informed and brilliant video, narrated in a subtle quiet and most calm manner.
Thank you for taking the time to post.
Wow! I would not have thought water would cause this effect! Thanks 🙏
love how you showed us how to get cells .i will try al of them .thank you .
tks a million as I tried on small canvas adding silicone oil I was so happy to get tiny cells. Now I will do like you and take a brush and flick the silicone oil on my canvas. So happy can't wait to try it tomorrow. I wish I had seen your video beforehand. 🥰
I need to just mention this since it didn't got mention in your video. An important factor is also the consistency of the paint, it is easier to get more cells when the paint is "thinner", it is alot about to find the perfect balance of the consistency og the paint. It is also worth mention a bit about silicon oil. The more you stirring the silicon oil in the paint you also get smaller cells, if you want bigger one, dont stirr or just give it a one swirl. Some colors also activate cells better/more then others and give a better result ☺️.Have a great day everyone 🌞🌻
absolutely! cheers :D
Fantastic 😊 this is real help for people like me
very nice. Its almost magical. I never thought water would make cells, but they look great
Exactly what I needed to learn tonight. It’s my second night of learning paint pouring. I couldn’t get any cells no matter how exactly I followed the “recipes” for PM/Floetrol, etc. You made it make sense! Thank you! 😍
I'm so glad to hear that!! :)
Finally someone who talks physics! Great explanations and great great examples. In the middle of the video, I was about to prepare myself to ask you about dry results, but I just had to wait for it, impatient woman ! And I was sure that the last ingredient was going to be water, sometimes the simplest explanation is the best one. Thank you so much, so useful
YES! Finally someone talking about fluid dynamics. I watched videos for weeks that made so sense to me.
That's mind blowing
YES! Thank you. Someone knows about fluid dynamics. Thank you for addressing this issue. The more videos I watched, the more I was confused. Like Oil Spills in the ocean.
This is awesome Gee!
Good for your community to know. Another lesson for us maybe?
Wow fantastic information, thanks so much brother Blessings Gary
Once of the best videos seen to help get cells without depending on special mixes!!! Thank you!!!
Great video!!! TFS!
Austin TX USA
I'll miss your premier but will check it out in the morning xx
Instead of flicking it on, try putting the alcohol in a little spray bottle like used for watering plants. You can get better coverage, and adjust the nozzle for fine mist or bigger drops.
Exact as I think but a mix of 2 or even all will be a really good to test
I’ve never seen this done, and what a fabulous result! I’m using it from now on. How simple and he’ll clean. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! Pouring medium + paint to correct consistency then water droplets. Ok! That will be my 1st pour once I get my supplies.
Thanks so much for the explanation, makes it understandable and doable for a beginner like me.
That was very easy to understand-thank you!!!
I love how you teach you. Take your time and step-by-step. You explain it. I'm Subscribing to your channo you teach really well
Thank you for that comment, i really appreciate it 🙏😊😊
Wow, this is so cool. Thank you!
Love this! Thank you so much!!
Wow!! Thank you for the lesson.
Very cool demo 🙏🏾
I'm eager to try this! Thank you!!!
great explanition thank you
So glad I found your video in my feed today! Already subscribed and looking forward to exploring more of your informative videos! 👍🏻
Thanks, Gee ! I'm going to try it today ! 😃
Thank you so much! So well done !
Wow amazing!!! Thanks for sharing
Great formation! thank you ❤
Oh wow you really explained this so well thank you!
Wow , that’s beautiful. Thank you for the great tip !! ❤love it !!! Differently going to try it !!
Great video-very helpful-Thank You!
Very helpful. Thank you
Thank you for simplifying pouring.!!
Very detailed explanation of options for cells. Thank you!
Great video Gee! I really like the idea about flicking the additive from a brush! 👏💖
Thank you so much! I can't take credit for the flicking technique itself, but even though I understand the physics I'm still a little mind blown by what you can do with just water
Thank you for sharing this. I like that I can use other things than an oil to get those changes. Especially good ol’ H2O! 🎉
Very interesting, thank you. The moment you said that it was a physical reaction and not a chemical one, I guessed your "secret" ingredient. But I've seen people apply silicone oil differently - rather than flicking, they put a single drop into some of their colours and mix it in. No mess that way and pretty good results. I guess that would not happen with your secret ingredient. It would just mix in. Anyway, thanks for the informative video.
Thanks for the explanation! I appreciate it.
Great lesson. Thank you!
Such a useful video and love your artistry - thanks for posting
Totally makes sense! Thank you for sharing and for the clear explanation.
FUNtastic tutorial. Thanks for making and sharing 🙂
Wooo!!!! Very pretty and easy!!
Very cool Gee! I will experiment this way and share👍
Excellent demonstrations🙌🏼🌹👍🏼
thank you so much! :)
Fabulous video. Very interesting infos. The water left me speechless😊💜
Thank you so much for that experiment I'm going to use those techniques I really appreciate this information that you shared
Thank you for sharing this. I will definitely change my method of creating cells!
Thank you Gee that was very informative and looked less '' messy,''. Given me inspiration to get back into my pouring .
Thanks for sharing your experiment 👍
This is wonderful! Thank you ❤ I am going to use this! I wish I knew this sooner. I have tried a bunch of different techniques and usually only got small results. I can't wait to try it!!!
Thank you so much for this valuable information! This is an absolute game changer. I greatly appreciate you.❤❤
I’m so happy I found your channel. I love learning a lot of the theory as well, even though I’m a beginner and have no clue but thank you for creating these videos and I look forward to watching more!👍👏🏻😄🎨🖼️
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Your other examples after the experiment are awesome!
This was a good video, thank you.
Great lesson!
I just used cornstarch on silicone the other day. It worked really well. I just kind of sprinkled it on and rubbed it off. You can just try it out on a piece that you're not quite as excited about. And see how it goes. I use some body powder that had cornstarch in it. Easy peasy
I love all your wonderful lessons!😊
Thank you my friend!😊😊
Thank you very much for the information
Thank you, very informative! Excited to try this.🥰
Thanks for watching Georgann!😊
Thanks you are more helpful in telling it in an easier way on how it works
I liked how you explained the cell formatiin.
Thank you for this video
Awesome informational video!
Excellent tutorial!! Thanks so much.
You are so welcome! thank you for watching :)
Excellent - straight to the point and ideal for a beginner who wants to try this method - many thanks my friend. 👍
yes. thank you for sharing... good video
Very useful video.
Thanks for the demonstration. I so appreciate that you share your knowledge with us.
it's my pleasure Monique! Thanks for watching :)
unbelievable.. ! thank you so much for this video ! I will try with water next time!!
Best explanation I’ve heard so far. Thank you
Thank you Anne! I try my best to break down the science in ways that are easy to understand 😊
What an awesome video!!! Love the surprise “juice”😊
Haha! thanks Janice
Very interesting...thank you!
Thank you!❤
I love physics and the science of pouring. Excellent video with just the right amount of intrigue 🤓 bravo 👏🏼
(Btw I knew it was water 😁)
Thank you for sharing
Thank you, this was extremely informative.
My pleasure Liz! :)
Thank you so much!🎉
Thank you Gee. That was very interesting. Will give it a try this weekend. 🙂
thanks for watching Lucia! Let me know how it goes! :)
Oh wow! This makes so much sense! 🤔
I'm so glad I found your channel! Time to binge a little. Video #3 here I come! 🤭
Thank you! 😊🙏
Its wonderful to have you here!☺️
😱😱😱Can’t wait to try some water. Thankyou. ❤️🙏🏻❤️
MARAVILHOSO!!!! VERDADEIRO!!!! PARABÉNS!!!
Tyvm for making this video!
I’m new in the Acrylic pouring world. I’ve seen so many different videos about Silicone Oil, WD40, Floetrol, you name it, I’ve tried it all. Even the Polyurethane.
thank you!
You actually used 70% isopropyl alcohol in this video. You should try the 99% it works awesome. I have been using 99% isopropyl alcohol on and off ever since I started though not much lately and for my swipe color I always just use extra pm or a little distilled water and have always gotten great results. I’m glad other people like yourself are sharing these alternate methods. I either rely on the Rayleigh Taylor Instability or the hydrophobic affect to achieve cells without any oils.
Thats right! I did spot that later - i have two similar containers and the only difference on them was the % label. So ive been hearing the term hydrophobic effect a lot recently, usually with reference to enamels- but oils are hydrophobic too no?
My eyes are bad but I saw it was 70% as well. Will there be a huge difference with 99%?
@@justtere they both will work☺️
Interesting I was told Riley Taylor method was a different type
When you swipe with pm what kind? Never tried swiping, however doesnt that change the design? I dont get "swipe." Swipe with "little water, again dont understand. Swiping is entire picture? And why do you not so these much anymore?? And what do u do?
I have to try this. Thank you for sharing .
Thanks for watching Tina😊
very useful!
So awesome to know thank you!!!!❤
Merciiiii beaucoup, incroyable 👏👏👏👏
You’re awesome!!! Thank you ♥️
Right back at you!
Thank you!
Thank you very much.
Awesome 👍 thank you so much!
My pleasure! Enjoy😄😄
Very interesting.👍