hello my creative friends olga from smart art materials here and today I'm
gonna do the dutch pour but i want to make it different
i'm gonna try doing it on the black base so with black negative space instead of
white let's see how that works and these are the colors that I'm working with
today as always you can find all the details the recipe the names of the
colors in the description of the video and I also want to make a little
announcement on my website I posted an article about how to finish the back of
the canvas of your fluid artwork I'm giving a few different options there and
as well as how to prevent the mess during the pouring, before it's even
happening and if this is something you were wondering about definitely check it
out the link is just in a corner and also in a description alright
I'm done talking let's do the pouring
so today I'm working on 12 by 12 canvas and I used it once before didn't like the
result just covered with a black paint and reusing it over again usually I
would sand it and cover with gesso first but for today's experiment that should
be fine and again for the Dutch poor technique I
like my paint including the base color to be a little more fluid compared to my
regular mixture
I find that the way a position colors on a canvas before blowing makes a pretty
big difference so I just like to experiment and play around with it
little deciding which color goes where
all right I'm very happy with today's experiment I would say that I got not as
many cells as I did well titanium white paint but it still looks very nice
especially with such bright color combination so I will definitely give it
another try with black paint let me know what you guys think I would love to hear
from you and thank you so much for watching I will see in the next video
and have fun with your experiments