Hi guys Olga Soby here and today I'm going to do another acrylic pouring with a dish soap
experiment and I'm gonna show you three different ways to use a dish soap in your acrylic pouring
techniques and you're gonna say Oh Olga another experiment and I'm gonna say yes my friend because
the experimenting never stops in this studio so let's get started so last week I did experiment
comparing silicone to dish soap to alcohol and if you want to check it out I'm going to leave
the link in here in the corner and also in the description and many many of you have
mentioned that I should not have diluted the dish soap with water because my mixture ended
up to fluid so you know let's do that let's do the experiment without adding water to the paint
and I'm gonna do another flip cup for the first one without adding any extra water and all of
my paint is pre-mixed with floetrol and water so there is already some water in it
alright so I'm gonna add maybe Oh oops - okay this one is three drops but maybe two drops of
of dish soap in here yeah it's pretty exciting to find a way to create beautiful
cells without silicone also I did the experiment with dish soap and chameleon cells in I have a
video but let's see so I'm going to include the link in the description as well okay I
like to start by adding white on the bottom
have a little too much pain for such a small canvas
but I want to have an opportunity to tilt it a lot if I want to because I don't
really know what to expect so whenever not sure I like to have some extra paint all right let's
see what happens I'm going to let it sit for a few seconds and let's flip okay okay cells are
opening pretty good but their shape is not like with silicone their shape their shape is more
broken I can say it's not really broken but not very round so let's try and torch it a bit
all right so this cells are pretty good they're not they're very different from silicon cells
okay so I'm gonna get a lot more small ones from the air in a paint but I like it it's
nice to have the alternative so for the next one we're going to spray a soapy water
over and so many of you guys told me that this is another way to use silicone why
am I keep saying silicone this is another way to use dish soap is to dilute it with
water and spray it over painting so that's what I'm gonna try and do for the second one
alright guys and I have tested this method earlier today and I got two different bottles so I added
one part of soap and two parts of water so there's like 33% soap and 66 water and on this one it also
works you're gonna see how it works right now but the dispenser here like the particles of
soapy water are so small and the cells are tiny tiny so it's better to use something like this
where you can actually rotate it this part and change the setting or whatever so check this
out guys gonna quickly spray just over some huh how's that pretty cool right the cells are
really small so that's the downside and honestly I for now I can't figure out how to get those
cells bigger because maybe it depends on a spray bottle that you have cuz mine only produce very
small even like on the very last setting but yeah I'm just gonna spray with this one on this side of
the canvas and you're gonna see the difference alright tiny tiny but I still think this is so
very cool and some of them keep on growing I think it's those that had more soap or I don't
know I don't really know what stands behind still so much to figure out with this technique but yeah
I think that this effect is very cool especially I think it would look good on a smaller canvases
or tiles or whatever or whatever because if you go on bigger ones it's probably gonna get lost
all the small cells but only small ones it looks good so now let's do one more have one more to
show you one more effect and one more way to you this to use the soap and of course there
is not only three ways to use soap in a pouring there are probably as many ways as artists are
that experimenting with it really you can come up with totally different ways to do it and I'm
only showing you a few that I have been playing with but so many of you guys have suggested some
really amazing ideas in the comments to that experiment video and I just want to thank you
okay look at this the spray got on this canvas too and I now have a million of small cells from here
now for the last effect I'm going to pour some of this mixture the one part soap two parts water
just in a small container and I'm going to use a dropper since the instead of spraying it on a
swipe I'm going to add a few or one small drop of the soapy water over and see what happens
see it grows okay I've seen that some people are getting such effect with
alcohol I have never experimented with it but look at that it creates the fractal and
yeah I think this is very cool and if we let it grow it's gonna grow a little
more all right guys and now I want to make a drop and I'm going to blow on it
so it keeps going and I think this is super cool so let's do one more
well look at this look how bubble is moving
alright guys so to be completely honest with you I don't really know what to do with this effect
yet because I really need to experiment with it more and explore more possibilities but I
think it can be used for like a snowflake effect I also think that it kind of looks like coral so
maybe if I use different colors it can look like underwater landscape or something like
this but I'm gonna just do a couple more drops see on this one I didn't blow so this is how
it grows on its own without blowing let's do more they keep on growing even without blowing
I think maybe if not do so many of them like on the same canvas but maybe do one or two it can
turn into flowers or something like this but you know what I think this effect definitely
worth sharing let me know what you think about it because I was super excited to see something
so unusual happening with the canvas alright let's go back to this one so I would say that
this part is not changing only this one is where I sprayed right here and these cells they also don't
change much except for some of these big ones and I think this is where maybe I had more soap than
on the other spots yeah they keep on growing not very pretty but all this part I like it I think
this looks pretty cool alright guys let me know what you think about this experiment how do you
like each one of this effects and maybe you're gonna come up with something new please share
with me and thank you so much for watching and as always I will see you in the next video bye bye