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Old artist 🙋🏻‍♀️, new to pouring. Love your work and sense of humor! I have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you for sharing your beautiful art and your knowledge 💕

Thank you for sharing this. I did my first pour and didn't know I was suppose to do this and varnished it.

Very informative Christina! I have seen some people use Windex and I heard of Dawn dish soap. When I do my 1st one I think I’ll use this technique! Thanks for sharing! 💐🌸🎨

one lady I watched sprayed her paintings with Windex and I wondered if the ammonia would cause problems. Thank you for sending me this link and I also wanted to say I love your doggy apron!!!

Great information you're passing on...I'll try the baby power...beautiful pouring...love!

This was very helpful. I did not know this step. Thanks for sharing.

Getting ready to varnish my 1st painting, so thanks for the insight.

Thank you

Thank you for sharing your progress. I enjoyed watching.

thanks christina, i've not seen that part before

Thank you for that tutorial. That is something I was wondering about.

Thank you for sharing!

Thank you so much for sharing !

Ive learned so much from u. I love ur videos

So enjoy watching you. I’ve just begun, do you have use of mica? Mixes etc?

Thank you so much for making this video. I made acrylic skins for jewelry and I do have silicone in my paints, do I still need to clean the skins if I am using a glass cabochon or is the cleaning with baby powder only for when using resin? Your videos are so calming and always full of wonderful information.

Thank you!!! I didn't know you had to do this especially if you resin.. just bought stone coat art resin... I would of been upset if it would have bubbled.. PS thanks for the coupon code

Love this video helped immensely. How do you sell your paintings.

I just use basic unscented ( no conditioning) baby wipes, they work really well. I've never had any pitting whether I varnish or resin.

Thank you for sharing how to prepare your painting for resin, I love to use resin but I just can not seem to get the canvas free of silicone

I have bought an old acrylic painting that doesn't cover the whole canvas can I just this method to get the dust off.. cheers

You have probably already answered this question but I'm going to ask it anyway; you said you leave your paintings to cure, how long do you leave them for and then you do the baby powder afterwards? thank you for your help. Absolutely brilliant tutorial thank you Christina

Ok.. Thank you!

Hi was just wondering why you use baby powder and not dawn dish soap looks like alot less mess with dish soap or do you find baby powder works better

How long do you wait to baby powder them after they are dry?

Hi, can I use this technique for cleaning oil canvas,,??

Hey Christina, now that I watched all three of your videos ( thank you for such detailed information ) on drying, cleaning, and varnishing I know I have been doing it all wrong and too soon. Are my paintings going to be ruined in time? Still in the learning faze so they are no masterpieces but I would hate to give a painting to someone that isn't going to hold up.

did you say that you could resin a piece even though you varnished it?

how long do you wait before adding the baby power. glad you did this video ty

Great tutorial for everyone :-)

Is this for acrylic pouring only? Or can i used this technique on a normal acrylic painting?

Can you reuse the baby powder?

After you paint the canvas how long do you let it dry before you apply the baby powder... to you just sprinkle it straight on after it's done air drying?

Will you show me what varnish you use?

I dont like baby powder. Could U use corn starch or diatomacous earth?

Why is there silicone on a painting?

Thank you for the tip !!! In the spray bottle you just have water ??! Or you mixed with something else ?? 👏👏👏

I’m a bit confused....I went to art school and was taught to never scrub a painting like that. Does the powder not damage it? I’ve been painting for 20yrs and have never done this before varnishing, and yes I know this is explaining how to clean after using paint with silicone, but I’m still a bit perplexed by it 🤔🙂

Already clean , you can add varnished or resin ??

Love all your work. Being only a beginner in this art, I've never seen this done before. Why is it necessary and does it need doing to all paintings?

Hi, Christina...I keep a close eye on my paintings and pop any air bubbles I can. But they form air bubbles, like several hours later when I feel it is too late to torch (or overnight) and it’s too late. So I know to sand stuff prior to resining, but can you sand prior to varnish? Or won’t varnish cover up the marks? Thank you for all you do!

Do you clean your coasters the same way?

Are these oil or acrylic paintings?

What type of camera are you using to record your videos? Do you use a special software to process the recording? Thank you!

How long do you leave powder on before removing? What happens to painting if you don’t clean off and you varnish anyway?

What kind of brush do you use? Is it a stiff or medium bristle?

i can not believe the brush does not scratch it

Do you always wire painting?

What varnish do you use?

Hi, would you clean your paintings with baby powder, the brush, and water even if you didn't use silicon in your work?

Please varnish a small peace and share product preference.. Please?!

I hope normally when you do this you're wearing a face mask.