YEESSS I love the no cell look. I have a bunch of videos about them. When you search for mklgrm cup tool you will find many of them ;))

@@MKLGRMFineArt 100% agree for ZERO cells....they take away from the composition

@@MKLGRMFineArt is there something specific that you have to do in order to avoid getting cells ? i dont think you mentioned it in this video.

@@sopa7 tha is what i was wondering what you would put in the paint

@@MKLGRMFineArt I LOVE the colors you chose! True story-I am color challenged! My husband and I had picked out colors to paint inside our house. We were happy with our choice. My sister stopped by and saw the swatches and said, “Have you bought the paint yet?” I said we had not. She asked if she could change them. I said yes. She picked the colors you have in this painting! We had more compliments on our color scheme, and I always gave my sister the credit! 🤣 I too like without cells more!! Now to learn how to pick coordinating colors!

ZIKIsbirdbuddies welcome then :)) let me know if you have any questions. When You are new...I also have a video called acrylic pouring basics. In my playlist section you can find things a bit more organized :)

MKL GRM Fine Art great. I’ll check it out. Thanks

MKL GRM Fine Art I couldn’t find it. Do you know the exact title?

Thank you so much and much Love to Australia 🐾💌🫶

fun fact...in the beginning I felt the ring pours to be the most boring stuff...As so many I wanted to have cells over cells until I realized that the larger one goes the more disturbing cells will become and the rings in comparison give you awesome gasplanet looks...So this is actually my most loved technique. Have a look at my 5 cup tool video...this is I think the prettiest result I ever made (the white/blue/turqoise/gold one :)

me too...and the look :)

Thank you so much and I wish you a quick recovery!!!

Me too Sheila!! I actually did not expect the white to become that prominent but perhaps it was a bit thinner than the other paints...whatever - it ended up super pretty :DD

Thank you my dear!! Yeah I rarely do the in flat looks as I normally did not work that large but here it worked great and I will go larger every now and then in the future :)

Sue Falls and as always I am super happy about it ❤️❤️😍 thanks for your lovely comment Sue ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you Kim, very (VERY) much appreciated :))

Awesome!! Super glad this inspired you and I wish you a super pretty result on your pour as well Kimberly

Joyce Parkes thank you Joyce!! And I never get tired showing you the results :) 💚

Thank you Gayla :)) more are to come :))

@@MKLGRMFineArt 😳😳😳😳 thats me looking intensely for more!!!!😄😄😄😄❤❤❤❤❤❤

Gayla Roof very soon :) made and will make more of them so you will see many more. Next video will come tomorrow :))

it really does and even better in real life with original colors :)

Best of luck Rosanne :))))

Thank you so much Christine :)

They do :)) I also got myself some coasters...but I think I will try some resin over them....we will see...I have a couple to play with :))

I normally also make the smaller ones up to 50x50cm or so. This one is only 20cm larger but it makes such a difference when I look at them...I think I will scale up every now and then to get more wall-size artworks :))

Jody Carter thank you Jody :))))

I usually add acrylic binder as a pouring medium as this strenghens the paint and makes it stay more stable and forming less cells on its own :)

hehe thank you so much :)) Especially for the intro as well...I rarely get comments on that :DD Thanks for watching :))

Erin Kyker ❤️❤️❤️

sure thing, any time :))

Welcome to my channel ;)) If you like - I made a watchlist called 'awesome results' - if you start there you get the best of right away ^^

@@MKLGRMFineArt Thanks a bunch!!:)

Vielen lieben Dank!!! Ich bin auch überaus glücklich damit :DDD

thank you Emmy :) Well you can also look around in my playlists. I have one called awesome results, I have quite a bunch no-cell works in there. Important is, that the binders are strong enough to avoid cells. I usually use acrylic binder as a pouring medium when I want to avoid cells as much as one can :)

@@MKLGRMFineArt Thank you SO much!!! I will definitely look through your playlists. and... thanks for the tip! :) x

any time :)

Thank you Jane!! I am still thinking about whether I resin it or varnish it....

Resin lol

jane hall I think so too...that one was so pretty and it protects it more than just varnish

Thank you once more :)) Really happy with the result :))

I just varnished them. Resin would be nice but canvases that size need too much resin as they sag due to the weight....and unless there is someone who wants to buy it and additionally pays for the resin...Varnish is fine :D

Thank you so much :)) And yes...this is something I will play around with many more times...I so much love space :))

@@MKLGRMFineArt me too !!😊😊

Have you seen my other space rerlated videos and those with resin and such? :)

@@MKLGRMFineArt not yet..I am new in this world, I started with pour and resin last June

Me too ;)) Well just scroll through my videos and stop where your interest stops you :))

this canvas was 70x70cm and I have no idea how much paint it was...I never measure that...perhaps something around a liter...

Welcome Sarah :)) And enjoy my videos! Also have a look at my other videos, really nice things around there already :))

I use acrylic binder, paint and water to get a honey-like consistancy. I have a ton of videos where I always show and tell what I do so just look around and you are good to go for your first attempt :)

@@MKLGRMFineArt Thank you so much!!!!

thanks :))

Oh please let me see the result :))) When it comes to resin the largest ones were 50x70cm when I did the Myriam challange with which I challanged her back. The Space scene with the sand on the bottom... Nevertheless I am currently working on a large beach scene of 90x120cm which I just need to resin. My biggest struggle would be designing such a large canvas for resin - and perhaps canvas is not the best choice as it might be saggy and costs you more resin in the end...I love to work on MDF boards for such sizes or having a structure (like the beach or geodes) where I can work a bit more defined. Also it might be a good idea waiting a bit towards the end of the working time to have the resin thickened up a bit...to not have it flow around too much. I would take the artresin or something like that with about 45min working time. The Resin8 resin with 15 minuts would stress me out too much on such a size :DD

Jey Karen, can you tell me what a travelling ring pour is? I can for sure give it a try :)

It's just when you move the cup around while you're pouring,makes an interesting effect (although it can sometimes look like intestines😵)

Gina DeLuca has done some good ones - see her #40 video. I've seen another one recently,but I don't remember who did it.

Karen Dunlap I also watch her videos and she also has awesome results with her pours. It often times is just a good portion of luck with the pours but I always like watching other artists results myself :))

The most important incredient I guess is the acrylic binder, that I use as a pouring medium. This stabilizes the paint and avoids the cell creation to the most part.

Daniela V. Vielen Dank Daniela ❤️❤️ ja die größeren Bilder machen mir auch richtig Spaß, nehmen aber natürlich auch zum lagern mehr Platz weg 🙈🙈 aber ich werde sie mal auf etsy und meine Homepage stellen am Wochenende, vielleicht finden sie ja ein neues zu Hause :)) Vielen Dank fürs video schauen ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@@MKLGRMFineArt es ist auch ein schönes Geschenk an Menschen die deine Bilder schätzen. Ich persönlich habe noch genug Platz im Haus um sie aufzuhängen. Aber das Eine oder Andere verschenke ich auch gerne mal zu besonderen Anlässen!! Bitte nochmals große Bilder...... wäre schön auch mal eine Landschaft ect..... Liebe Grüße aus Österreich!!

Hi Daniela, also morgen lade ich mal ein Realismus Video hoch. Keine wirkliche Landschaft, aber so ein Relax-Bambus-und-Steine Bild in Ölfarben...vielleicht gefällt dir das dann ja auch ;) Und ja, ab und an vergebe ich meine Bilder natürlich auch zu Geburtstagen und auch mal als Give-Away aber ab und an muss man ja auch versuchen etwas zu verdienen, um Nachschub produzieren zu können :)) Große Bilder kommen auch weiterhin, jetzt auch mehr als früher....die Ring Pour Methode hat es mir gerade etwas angetan :D

@@MKLGRMFineArt bin schon gespannt auf dein Video! Lg

Daniela V. Morgen gegen 18 Uhr rum ;))

siddiqah_lovee thank you :) well the torch is there to release bubbles in the paint but more likely to create cells. Especially when you have silicone in your paints. I have a video called acrylic pouring basics. In it i explain all the physics and Must knows behind the entire thing :)

Thank you so much, will check it out! Automatic sub ☺️

Thank you so much and I wish you the best success for your pour :) answer 1: You can apply as many coats as you like to get a smooth finish. Another thing that you can do is pouring more of the varnish on the artwork and quickly pread it around (I usually use my fingers) so that it can still self-level. It will cost more of the varnish and takes a bit longer to try but reacts like a resin layer---so it gives you a brushstroke free result. But test it on smaller pieces first and scale up :) 2. never tried a ring fron 2 pours...I normally dont like these connecting lines when 2 pours hit but perhaps I give it a try on a smaller scale to see how I like it...we will see :DD Have a look a couple videos back when I used the same colors on a longer canvas, that result was also super pretty :))

Thanks for the tip about using my fingers. I do a lot of resin work but didn't realize the varnish would self level like resin does. I'll try a second coat. It's just a few small pieces so won't take that much varnish. I really appreciate the tip! BTW, no matter how much I stir Floetrol, I was also left with small lumps, even after mixing forever! Today I strained the Floetrol through a small sieve first and it's amazing how many clumps and stringy bits are in the stuff. Then after I mixed my colors, I poured each through the strainer (into separate cups). Super smooth paint and no little lumps in my painting! I decided for me, it's worth the extra time it takes (not long really just to strain the paints). Thanks again!

Pretty smart idea though :) For me this might be too much of extra work. Didnt you end up with having many more extra air bubbles in the paint then? Great if it works though :) I will keep that in my memory for sure :))

I tried Liquitex gloss varnish, but have settled on Windsor and Newton gloss varnish, I use the sponge on a stick and dampen it first, then keep the sponge in a plastic bag in between coats.

No air bubbles. I was surprised but I did let the paint sit about 15 minutes while I was mixing other colors. The piece is drying now. So far, so good!

:D

finde ich auch :))

Oh that is easy. If you watch more of my videos you will know :D Everything is linked in each video description as well. The brand is called Artina and the it is phthalo Cyanin blue, a gold and white.

Thank you :)