hi everyone it's molly! welcome back to my channel thank you for being here. i'm going to do something
fun tonight i am going to do two techniques with the same colors layered the same way in the cup.
i'm going to do a wandering ring pour and i'm also going to do a wandering straight pour and i'll do
them side by side for you so that you can see the differences you can always let me know which one
you like better in the comments the colors have been recommended um by rita and i'm testing out
some colors for a commission for her so it's gonna be like a peacock darkish blue a super bright red
silver i think it's gonna come out really really cool and i'm interested of which one i'm going
to like more the wandering straight pour or the wandering ring board let's find out let's paint
all right hi everyone i'm going gonna be doing something fun tonight um i have
another request from rita i did some paintings for her earlier and what i'm gonna do you're probably
like what is this i have the same paints mixed the same way layered the same way on one of them
i'm going to do a uh wandering ring pour traveling ring pour and the other i'm gonna do a wandering
or traveling straight pour so i'm thinking this one's gonna straight pour will have more like
fingerlings around it and uh then i'll stretch them both out this one i think is gonna have more
lines once stretched out and almost look like a ribbon pour so and then i will show them both
to her and see if she likes either one i'm gonna start okay i'm gonna start i think with this one
i'm gonna pour out of this side to go ahead and get and i'm gonna start i'm just gonna
keep it all kind of in the middle here so i'll start with my rings get some rings going
and then i'm going to just
wander this on around
i used a
peacock blue that i made and i mixed in some silver into it
carrying this one right back on along here
no idea how that's going to come out
okay that one looks pretty interesting
so my lines definitely got tighter as i went up there and that part's going to be pushed off
now let me i'm going to go ahead and pop any air bubbles now because i don't really want any cells
they're very minimal i should say in that okay so this one is going to be the
straight pour i'm gonna do the same thing close to the center and i'm just going to
twist my cup as i go along and i'm trying to pour kind of slow
this one is much harder wow
and then as you move it's very difficult oh my gosh
this is really hard
trying to get all the colors in there and move it and twist it a little bit as i go
i'm going to bring it back because i really like that part
wow that was much harder to do holy poop okay all right let me give this one a torch
the designs in this one are so i mean they're both really cool but the designs in this one wow
phew all right which one do i tilt first i don't know i
think i'm going to tilt this one first actually
so i'm just going to when i tilt i like to roll to both edges
and just kind of work the weight of the paint up towards the top
especially that will let me know if i have enough paint because if i try to go all the well
i may try to go what normally ends up happening is that i lose a lot of the paint and i realize
like that that i realize that i need it oh i love that corner too okay all right bringing this back
i'm going to turn it around so that i can tilt towards you on this part as well
oh this is really cool this part down here
wow
this one is much more interesting than i thought it was going to be the straight pour
and you can let me know which one you like the best i think they're both going to be really cool
okay so now i'm going to tilt down try not to get any paint on the other one as well
tilt all the way down to that corner and then back
can i get some of my red here for this corner
i had a lot of blue on my finger oh no i still do paint that after
okay this one is really pretty okay now i'm gonna move it on down this way
off this edge
bring it back
okay i like the flow of this one oh i had a lot of air bubbles starting to pop right there
and then i need to just touch the sides to make sure i have enough paint
i have the exact color combo right there
okay oh there's a lot missing over on that side let me get that
okay this one's going to be super interesting so
what i do oh what i i guess i'll stretch
the way that you're seeing it here first so i'm going to do the same thing
walk the paint on down and i was interested to see what that would look like but it all went off
okay bringing that back
oh this is really pretty too i don't know which one i like better i do want to i'll do it with
a little stick
i wanted to drag some of these lines
i was just seeing if i could drag any of these lines a little bit
like that
oh there's lots of air bubbles that i need to pop okay i'm going to spin this one around
i'll get my edges
oh that one's got a bunch of white i don't know if i'm going to be able to make that look the same
sometimes it's just not possible to get the exact color but all right so this one
oh see i didn't look at the weight of my paint and it was already all the way down there
oh i don't want to drip on the other one
so this one is like i thought it looked like a wandering i mean like a ribbon pour
because the rings as i
oh i'm gonna get paint i know me i know me and i was going to get paint everywhere um
because and i just got it on my shoe as i poured those rings across each other you
got some layers in between there and then the rings themselves once stretched out
ended up looking like uh ribbons so that one is very cool this one what i thought there would be
more like fingerlings although i do just wish the red had like carried in through here a little bit
and the one thing that i'll say is i layered the silver next to the red
and i'm not absolutely loving
that color that it made
it's nice but
okay interesting uh same colors same design very different feel
i don't i i feel like i want to stretch this a little bit more but i'm going to leave them
they're experiments i'm going to leave them all right i'm gonna touch up my edges and then torch
again and then i will show you the difference between the two and then i'll show you them dry
okay so here they both are this one super interesting lines
way harder to actually travel that and do it it made a really pretty purple from the red you
can see it down there and but next time i think i wouldn't layer the silver next to the red because
while it looks really cool and i think it'll dry interesting it it muted the red a little bit
so then on to this one the lines in this one are so cool
a few air bubbles that popped
but really does just look like a ribbon pour almost so wandering ring pour
wandering straight pour
i will show you what both of these look like dry all right here they both are and i
i like them both honestly this one is very very cool on the design and you can see in some places
you can see like underneath the rings that peacock blue color is extremely pretty
and the metallic in it i don't know if you can see it but it shines i really like that one
this one my favorite part is right up there and i love that turquoise
and like i had said in the video when i was making it the that silver next to the red i may have
changed that just a little bit but i actually like it here because it almost gave it like dimension
but here it kind of grayed or muted out the red a little bit so i actually like the red at the
bottom better on this one but the lines both techniques are super cool so wandering straight
pour and wandering ring pour and let me know some other techniques i'm thinking about doing a couple
same color but different techniques just to see like how amazing fluid art really is and how much
different these paintings can look using the same colors so if you have any ideas for two techniques
you'd like me to try side by side let me know in the comments all right well thank you so much for
watching i hope you that you enjoyed this video and i'm going to send both of these to rita and
see if she likes either one they really kind of go together honestly the way that they flow
super cool all right thank you for watching! happy painting! bye!