Insane Acrylic Pouring Results In This Travelling Straight Pour✨
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
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Colours
Amsterdam- Vandyke Brown
Amsterdam- Naples Yellow Red
Arteza Pearl White (cloud mix)
Arteza- Pearl Marmalade
Pabeo- Yellow
Pabeo- Iredescent Orange Yellow
DecoArt Obsidian
Pabeo Green Blue
Paints are mixed 1 part paint to 2 parts pouring medium (Elmer's PVA glue & water)
1st comment yay😊 it's beautiful, patterning is unique, I want to do patterns like this. Thanks for your videos Kat. 🎉
@@Rainbowsandswirls47 yay a comment 😊, thank you for watching and it’s drying beautifully. Have a good at it, it’s a good one to try either as a straight/ring pour or travelling/wondering. The patterns come from the different heights as you pour from the cup and the different directions 😊✨🫶🏻
Loving the colours , the straight pour gives a lovely affect with the wispy look.
Keep going you are an inspiration to us all !
Gill xx
@@user-uc5ih9xm9x Thank you Gill, the lighting on my camera is not good, the colours are so rich especially the orange/yellow iridescent, the obsidian and vandyke brown have a green hue but that’s the lighting doing that. Thanks for watching and your support 😊✨🫶🏻
Beautiful. Love the colors. Awesome
@@christiseidl7900 thank you so much and for watching 😊🫶🏻✨
Lovely! I like that you used light and dark colors for contrast, I think it's a win!
@@user-pb8jp9qv4k Bless you Elaine, thank you for watching and your support 😊✨🫶🏻
Oh my, you will not believe how long this video has taken to upload…24hrs and 3 attempts. I was able to release a quick short 😮
I use a little squirt f Gac 800 and it helps cracking! Love from NB Canada!
@@brendataylor5928 thank you Brenda, I’m not sure if that’s available here in the UK, I’ll do some research, thanks for watching 😊✨🫶🏻
I believe what that cracking is called is crazing and from what I have heard is it can happen with different paint consistencies. So if you have a base coat and that base coat is thicker than your colors your colors will dry first while the base coat is still trying to dry. This can cause the colors to craze or crack because they are dry and the base coat underneath drying after makes the colors split like that. Hope that makes sense!That is what my research has come up with.❤
@@LotusChandraArts thank you, yes makes perfect sense. I appreciate the time you took researching and for sharing 😊✨🫶🏻