Make your own black with red, yellow, and blue! Acrylic pour paint mixing secrets.
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- Sometimes a straight black just isn't the color you need. Maybe you want a red tinted black or a blue tinted black. Imagine if you could make a whole range of colors like payne's gray, cobalt blue, prussian blue, or dioxazine purple?
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With just phthalo blue, magenta, and yellow you can make so many different shades of dark tints that will sometimes work even better than the ones you can buy in the store. Plus only purchasing 4 of 5 colors in bulk and making your own colors can save you a fortune.
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Thanks again to my friends Sandra (czcams.com/users/SandrasSensations) and Chris Breier (czcams.com/users/ChrisBreier) for providing the split cup and teaching me about color theory in a way that made sense.
Cool split cup! I was thinking the painting dried darker because the colors are transparent and you poured it over a darker color?
As much as I enjoy watching videos about paint pouring for entertainment, I always turn to yours for information. Like you, I am more of an analytical person so I relate to these videos far more. Thank you for being the youtuber that people like us NEED.
Wow, thank you Ashley. That warms the heart. That's exactly where I was when I started making these videos.
Thank you so much David for the shout out 👍👩🎨🇨🇦 I love your creations, all your info you share, keep them coming your amazing to watch❣️
You are so welcome. I am going to have some serious fun with this split cup for sure.
Thank you. Just now getting into this after 3 years of thinking about it. But just like you, I'm primarily left brained. I tell people I can build you a computer but can't draw a stick figure to save my life. I'm now a travel nurse looking into creating something pretty.
That is exactly me. That is why I love pouring.
@@LeftBrainedArtist:-) it's nice to know I'm not alone in the world lol
Ok...if someone handed those paints to me and said "now, make black" I would have thought they were a little 'out there" but you proved it!! Thank you for another great teaching video.👌
I love being able to have a tinted black so I can choose was undertones it has.
I don't think I would have thought of using yellow to darken something. Thanks for the lesson.
You are so welcome! Me neither. It was odd when I was learning but starting to become natural. It isn't necessarily adding yellow but adding the opposite of the color I was using. So purple has a complimentary (straight across the color wheel) of yellow so mixing those together darken/muddy/flatten each other.
Love the way you think and teach…Thanks for sharing your knowledge…..😊❤❤❤
You are so welcome Maria.
Deep Purple, Smoke on the Water
Love how you show us all this stuff
Turned out really awesome David
Ooh, smoke on the water. Love that name and whatever color that might be. 8)
@@LeftBrainedArtist I couldn't resist, listened to them a lot, still do on classic rock stations
Very dramatic painting and music. Thank you for showing us your mixing techniques. ☮️💖🎶
Thanks for watching and have a happy weekend Marcey.
Add yellow to darken made my mind explode 😮
I know right? So odd. Took a while for me to recognize what was actually going on.
Really amazing 🤩 and loved
It is kind of surprising to me that you can do this but handy for certain pours where you don't just want a deep black.
Beautiful
Thank you Mayank.
I love making new colors with primary colors...
I am bad at it but I agree it is so much fun to do.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it Genna.
Thank you!
You're welcome Kathy. Thanks for watching.
That's beautiful David. It would make an awesome background for a space scene 😊
I am totally trying that today. Just put some white dots and adding just a tiny bit of mixed paint in straight medium (clear) to see if I can't get some of those space Bubble telescope type colors. Eg. Pillars of Creation or things like that.
@@LeftBrainedArtist please share it on Instagram 😁
I know it’s dark but I still like it! Beautiful dimensional effects!
Thanks Donna. I am going to try again with some serious lighter versions. See if I can't get it to jump out more.
I. Really enjoy your channel. Just curious, what do you do with all your paintings? I am also left brained and can draw to save myself. I am amazed what I can create following your technique and examples. Thanks from Australia.
I give away most of them. I have sold a few and I really need to use my channel to sell more but I haven't gotten the time to do that yet.
Interesting that you come from a background of EXACT sciences, but tackle one of the least predictable mediums to channel your creativity. OTOH maybe you are 'corralling cats using the science of fluid-dynamics. I like to understand the dynamics (control) of the pouring medium. And there are an exponential number of variables. Thank you!
Yeah, the is a variable rich environment for sure.
i did this tutorial but i can't even produce gray much more the black. It will turn to purple to brown and vice versa. 🤔
Interesting. What brand and name of the colors are you using?
I really want to take Chris's color course! How long do you have access to the course material? I'd like to be able to go back, but never heard back from him.
Forever. It is a buy once and have forever course.
I'd love to know how to access this colour course 🙏🙏😊
Info is in the description. Sorry CZcams doesn't notify me of second replies. Just seeing this.
how do u make the neon colors? have u ever made them? would lovee 2 see a video on that!!
Really vivid and saturated colors you generally can’t make they have to be purchased like that. My friend Chris Breier had some videos on that if you look up his channel.
Interesting
It makes it nice to have a slightly of color black when you want to make a certain background color.
Hi Brad i watch almost all of your youtube Videos here in Germany and have learned a lot from you , thanks for your Time and work !!!! what is this clear Glue as i that you can only work with PVA ??? Thanks Allen in Germany
Clear can work for sure. I know Pour Your Heart Out in Australia works exclusively with clear glue.
@@LeftBrainedArtist what is this clean glue?
Ya what is clear glue
do the colors split when poured? I use acrylic fabric paint and when diluted for some things like sun printing, the blends will break into the base colors
Not with acrylic paints that don't. Or at least I have never experienced that.
Curious 🤔 why didn't you use white to lighten the colors?
White makes them more pastel and not necessarily lighter. At least an opaque white does. I don't use a transparent white with my colors because I am doing acrylic pouring with my paint and I haven't found a transparent white that work well with this.
Have you noticed that when you mention any product that you’ve gotten from Amazon within a week the price that you originally have given us Amazon has priced at 20% higher… Someone at Amazon is watching you and how’s your pulse… Get an Amazon store…!Check it out …still need help with the blow dryer still need help making cells I’m not doing it I’m making crevices I got the torch scared to death of it but once I start using it I’m very comfortable with it should I have the torch on the highest setting? Doesn’t seem to do anything with the lower Settings
My torch is on the lowest settings. Keep in mind it takes a minute for the silicone to work it's way up through the paint. The cells start out really small and grow over time.
Ultramarine blue plus burnt sienna = black.
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I got black, white, cyan, yellow and magenta with the idea of mixing all my own colours- lol, never realised I didn't even need the black 😂 Still, I use a lot so nvm.
Having black is convenient for sure. But making a slightly tinted black without using black actually gives you a better looking color in my opinion.
@@LeftBrainedArtist 100% agree! 😄
Im not seeing black where you say youre seeing it. Im seeing more of a grey with green tint...
Without really high quality RGB you can't get a perfect black. Just like with any other color, they are going to favor one of the other colors. used to make them.
@@LeftBrainedArtist and as I understand it, it's exceedingly difficult to get very pure forms of each color, they are usually all "contaminated" with other colors. I'm in over my head with research on this tonight because I'm finding sources that say for instance, blue and yellow don't make green, but black. But we see it as green because both colors are typically "contaminated" with green. But we live in a world where such exact colors to create black are too imperfect to follow what color theory says, so in practicality, blue and yellow do make green. I'm frikkin confused
So. Babe
Thanks.
3:23 Can you palm a Basketball 🏀 🤔
Absolutely can. Makes dunking much easier.