hi everyone welcome back! thanks for being here for another painting video!
I am still really enjoying the Pearl paints. they're the interference pearlescent colors
by Amsterdam and they look white in the jar but they turn a color when they are on a dark base.
I hope you're not tired of them yet because I have quite a few more ideas that I'm going to
play around with. I loved the one that I puddled the paints and wrecked through it I want to do
another wrecked ring pour with the fine tool and then for this one I'm gonna do it as a straight
pour because I've really been liking the effect that the straight pour has as well so this one's
going to be a straight pour look out for the wrecked ring pour one I do have the yellow and
I do have pearl white mixed up but I was afraid to use it in this one with all these colors
that will be another one as well uh you know I have so many once I kind of get on something I
have so many ideas running through my head that I want to get them all out so I guess
this has become like a pearl paint series but I hope that you're liking it let's paint
all right so the first thing I'm gonna do I am gonna start with just the tiniest bit of black
in the bottom I'm going to layer the cup in front of you because
I I really thought about how I want these colors to layer so I'm going to start
I'm not going to start with the yellow because the yellow and the black could
mix to a little bit of a green color and I already have a green
I think I'm going to start with the Violet it's either the violet or the blue actually
yeah I'm going to start with the violet I had already thought about this and had my whole plan
and then I almost changed it just now but I didn't I'm sticking with
it that's my story and I'm sticking to it all right next I decided to do the red
and I'm layering a little bit of black in between each of these
just so that I can make sure oh I saw a lump that they show up well
and the end is always such a fun surprise
and I kept these in order
so green
last little bit of the black and I guess the yellow is going to go next to
just a little bit more black
and the rest of the black that I have I'm going to use it as the puddle for the base
I should have started with yellow because the yellow these are such thick chunky
layers that the yellow is going to be what pours out kind of close to the center hmm
thinking thinking thinking
all right one more little bit of black I'm gonna pour it right out of here okay
maybe I don't know just a little bit more of the yellow this is why I layer my cup in front
of you because at the end everybody's like how did you layer that and I'm like I don't know
okay so now we're going to or probably the rest of this black down here
give that a good torch and now I'm gonna go for it right in the center the lines of this cup are
running this way so I'm going to pour it out that way and see if I can get the layers start
and again I'm not going to know what this actually looks like
until it dries
I don't know I feel like maybe the black mixed with the color a little bit
gosh that last little bit
okay now I would be happy with this if this was just a black and white
straight core at this point because it's really really pretty the design
but I know that these colors are going to come out really really pretty
and my next one I'm going to wreck the ring pour and the next one I'm gonna do a ring pour
I've been doing like ring pores and then puddles on the outside but I'm gonna put the puddles on
top of the ring pour and then wreck through it so you'll have some lines from the ring pour and some
lines from Wrecking the puddles I'm telling you I have a ton of ideas for these all right let's go
hope I have enough paint pretty sure I do but I'm just going to cover Each corner first
okay I've got all my Corners I'm just going to keep going off that side
oh that's purple over there we've got one little
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we'll see how that stretches out
okay I wasn't watching
all right
now I'm gonna go down this way and I feel like this last little part I'm gonna try
to stretch it pretty far off and I think I'm gonna do this off center kind of get rid of
some of those other pieces
get it right down there first
and then stretch it back out yes
and I've been liking them off center
I think I might leave it like that now I think what I said is true my yellow is going to be gone
and I ended up with one little piece right here
but I think I'm just going to make a curlicue out of it
and I think I'm gonna make a curlicue out of this right here too
I don't see any other parts I want to make curlicues out of just those two yeah
and I drew it right there
I dripped ah
I wonder if I can touch my finger to it
and kind of bring back the color nope this part is going to get a curlicue as well
okay it's like uh where's Waldo is that what it is that what it's called
you gotta find the curlicue in my painting I should do a series like that
um all right I'm done I can definitely see there's gonna be some green I see the blue
I see the purple I think that's red and maybe there's a little bit of yellow on the corner
I wonder how this is gonna come out with layering that black
every single time I don't know if these colors are gonna show up that much I don't
know if any of these spots I don't know I don't know how this one's gonna dry
but I am here for it let's find out all right I'll take you in for the wet result which almost always
looks nothing like the dry result of these but let me show you all right so you can already see
the color starting to pop through you've got little bits of green I think that maybe yellow
which will end up looking like a antique gold and I think that may be a little bit of yellow
coming around you obviously see the purple that is going to be red I'm pretty sure
and I love that black center there with those tiny little bits popping through almost like
stars or a galaxy type feel and there's my curlicue mess-ups
but there you go we're gonna see how this one dries I'm interested all right be right back
so this one until it gets in the light is super dark I'm gonna try to see it's
actually showing up better on camera than it does in real life so the things that I
like and the things that I don't like I don't like that the black layers muted it so much
it's still super cool when the light hits it but overall it's just really really dark
I love the center and I love that dark black part down there but just overall it's it's
too dark for me so in the next one I'm going to try to layer less black and see how that works
all right thanks for watching all these crazy experiments! happy painting! bye!