hi everyone it's molly! welcome back to my channel thank you for being here! tonight you are going to
see another straight pour with very thin paints. Amsterdam brand, mixed just with water and I am
also going to show you what i did after i made the painting. I did a little bit of an embellishment
because it just didn't quite have exactly the the contrast and the feel that i wanted
when i finished the painting so i hope that you enjoy it and i hope that this inspires you
to create beyond the original painting that you have even if it needs just a little bit
of tweaking there is so much that you can do with fluid art and acrylic pouring and
it doesn't have to stop at just the original painting so hope you enjoy this let's paint
all right hi everyone i wanted to do another thin paint straight pour and
you had asked to see how i layered the cup so i will show you that i've got i'm working in
all metallics and black tonight so i really want this one to be striking now i'm not going to go
with white in the center i'm actually just going to do the rest of this leftover silver that i had
and hope that it's enough to kind of make a difference
now i'm going to use ooh what color do i go with next
i feel like maybe even a little bit of my black might do okay
oh i gotta get all that off my canvas
okay so now i'm just gonna pour in what i mean by dirty pour is i'm literally just going to pour
straight down and you can see the paint just sinks to the bottom because it's very thin and
the colors will start to mix together so you do want to have some that have
contrast i'm going to do i think this now you can pour a little bit to the side you can swirl it
around but i'm just really gonna go for this next i'm gonna have my gold in there you could pour a
lot a little you could maybe drizzle on the top to get some different designs you can kind of swirl
and that will create more designs this one's really just going to be kind of a almost not
monochromatic because it's got the other colors in there but just a really kind of soothing earthy
earthy toned one go with some more gold a little more bronze copper
finish it off with my copper and
whoops and then might as well do the rest of the gold oh i had one lump i just saw
okay now i can let those air dry and peel the paint out so now i'm just going to literally
straight pour this and see what happens the colors might be a little bit too similar i'm not sure yet
might just be brown hope not
hope my i didn't really do a straight pour either did i didn't really do a straight pour did i
now i don't know if i want that maybe i'll just swirl that in the center and then i'll pour a
little bit of black around it just to help it flow i definitely should have enough though
and then i'll see i know that there's a clump somewhere in here i'll have to
figure out where it is but i'm just gonna the paint is very liquid oh i think i see it already
did i lose it nope there it is gotcha
but that's actually kind of cool i don't know maybe do i wreck this a little bit
okay i don't know where that thought process came from but we'll see
so now i'm just going to slowly work my way to my edges without pouring it off
i just really love how soft these colors come out
and i might go back in and add a little bit of that black negative space i'm not sure yet
okay i'm letting it i had way too much paint but it was my leftovers
this is really pretty too this is very organic feeling that's what i like about this
it's just really soft smooth flowing colors but i do i kind of like this so i don't know i think
oh you may get mad at me for fiddling but i'm gonna take it over there
i'm gonna have to scrape my table and add to my brown collection
okay so i've got that but now let me see
i have a couple of lumps so let me get those out i'm glad that
i yeah i'm definitely gonna have to scrape my table for this brown
that one out that's the great thing about this it doesn't matter
okay my silver is really pretty it's very faint throughout here i don't know what do you think
should i add i feel like i don't know it's just it's just me let me just see
maybe i just add just a little bit on this corner i don't know because i really liked that corner
and just tilt it there
and then maybe just the other corner like maybe right through here
or maybe just like a tiny little bit right here
i don't even have to pick it up i can just tilt like that tilt it back
and then maybe just this one section right here
i don't know i'm winging it
let me oh there's a really cool cell reaction happening in this black now
okay turn it this way and just gonna tilt over
and off
bring it back this way are you screaming that i need to stop yet
my hands are so dirty
because i feel like
i feel like this corner i don't maybe just right there
yes i really like that stretch that cell reaction back out right there
what do you think i think it's really pretty
very different very soft this would go good in like a neutrals home i just have one more
little piece of something when the paints are very thin you've got to get those out
i like this little cell reaction that's happening
okay i think i'm gonna leave this bee i think it's done i'm gonna show you okay
this is what i was talking about when you're pouring colors over that thin black base again
and it's happening on that corner and on the side too it's really cool
but this one is just kind of a very organic feel too
and i forgot to do the straight pour i just literally dumped it on there but it's basically a
dirty pour into the cup and a dirty port onto the canvas but i really like the negative space there
okay so when i had finished the piece originally i just felt like
there were some beautiful parts to it but that it just needed something i don't know
just like a little bit more and so i went in with my post pens and my look at that that is gorgeous
and my arteza pens and i just followed the organic lines that were already there
and i really like it i think it gave it kind of the dimension i was looking for
really really cool all right well let me know what you think thanks for watching happy painting
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