The second painting gave me strong art deco/ Poirot vibes.

The slight "bronziness" of the black paint actually gives the second painting a very metallic effect, which I think is pretty cool.

I liked the first painting until the second came around And humilhantes the first one

The first painting reminds me of marigolds, which made me think of my mother for some reason. I really appreciate it when artists post work that they don't feel worked out, I think it is so helpful for younger artists, artists who lack experience or confidence to see that not everything works out the first time and that is how we learn.

The second one is one of my favorites I’ve ever seen. I actually love how the warm black worked. That brownish grey looked bone colored to me. It added to the macabre.

Had a shitty night, got up with some coffee, saw a new PUR video. All is well in the world.

The design on that second piece is incredible! I'm not too familiar with acrylic pouring, so it was super interesting to see your process and hear you talk through both what you did and what you felt you did wrong... very cool!

I don’t know why but your voice just like, calms me down. It has that soothing quality and when mixed with the satisfying painting making really gets me feeling a certain way

Thats a very interesting technique. I never thought that a sink strainer would be used as an artist tool. Very cool.

The B&W really pops! It reminds me of abstract macro photography.

The black and white pour looks gorgeous. Like the vignette of an old horror film

No 2 is so beautiful!! It reminds me of some gemstone found in the wild. Quartz with black inclusions.

I appreciate that you share the good and bad of your art.

What a cool technique! I definitely like the second one more, but the first one is really quite neat as well.🖤

The Goth painting is really great. Thanks for doing an example of the strainer pours. I've had some videos about them popping up in my recommendations lately but hadn't looked into the technique yet.

Reminds me of a mouth of a 80’s critters esque creature. Most excellent (plays air guitar)

The second one looked like a weird lovecraftian horror, I love it

that came out nice, reminds me of a kaleidoscope

I like both paintings. The different techniques you're using are very interessting. :-D

Oh wow, what an awesome technique.. Both examples were great, love your pours 😃

I find these videos quite entertaining.

The second made me crave chocolate. Like the cross section of a marble cake or a mousse.

Both of them are amazing, I'm a bit more fond of the 1st one honestly.

The second painting reminds me of the episode of MTV's Fear in the old asylum - the one with the round room with multiple doors going different places. I really like it! But I'm not going to lie; I like the first one too.

I love seeing these videos. It's almost meditative in how relaxing and mesmerizing watching the paint flow is. Also, thanks for always explaining your process when doing the pours, I wanna try it sometime in the future.

I love the second one!!!

Your art is beautiful & inspiring.

aw i love the first painting too! it was pretty :)

Yay! I was hoping for a new pouring video today 🌺

Like a flower made of teeth! Giger would definitely like it :D

I liked the orange one also.

The second one reminds me of teeth, too! I also think it almost has a 3D / photograph vibe, like a close up of a movie monster.

So relaxing Draiin

First painting looked like many transparent colors. Retry with opaque or semi opaque and it will look much better. You can also add in some varnish to thicken it up

They both looked nice to me.

First one was ok, it kinda looked like a blue flame. May be improved with googly eyes. But that second one is definitely gorgeous! Its like a strange cut of a marble rock. Something that hasn't seen the light of day in millennia.

Amazing!!

Two good results for me :D

I really like both paintings. The second one remind me of teeth. Like somewhat reminiscent of a lamprey?

Second one very cool

The first one really wasn't bad at all. Not your best certainly, but still pretty good I thought. Like a 7/10. I do agree with you that the second one was better though.

the first one reminds me of an old screensaver

Maybe you could look into getting or making some sort of Lazy-Susan turntable and use the spin instead of the tilt to get a more uniform look out of these more "radial" pieces.

When I saw the second painting I immediately thought of Dark Seed!

You're very hard on yourself. Looks great to me.

the second one is very giger

Pretty interesting how it seems to go towards both blue and brown, even though you only used black and white?

the first one looked like those thermal cameras used on those ghost shows

Next sink tool idea: Pour paint down a garbage disposal in the center of a tube-like enclosure! Watch the hands! You don't want blood as paint! ... This might be a bad idea, just scratch that.

Well, now I need to get a cheap strainer and do a fire pour.

Roses as the new Bob Ross of this generation? 20 years down the line, they'll have twitch streams of this and NECA will make a 6" figure with play set of you. But You'll know when you made it when Target starts selling a card game based on this channel lol!

Goth is better for sure ;)

Something about the second one makes me think of a deep sea creature, with its maw open carefully waiting for it's clueless prey to come swimming in. I actually don't think the first one is that bad, although certainly not your asthetic. I am sure there is someone who would be really into it though.

I did a double take when I saw the thumbnail, I thought you were using a torque converter pump wheel lol... Or its just late and I'm exhausted.

How long do these take to dry? :) Great video!

When you wish to show the differences between two different products use the SAME combination of colors.

It is pretty, but, the colours remind me of some mould in my basement.

You use a lot of paint this style of art must not be cheap

Is pushinguptoses a goth

0:08 "Oh... I already know how this goes..." Why the desparation in your voice?...

I see a creepy eye