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Thank you so much! Sorry for thebstress😉

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So the hardest part for me in the beginning was letting go of my vision and accept what’s happening. The paint is always in control. Lol I’ve learned to see past my expectations and accept its outcome but that like I said has been the hardest thing to do. I have scraped so many in the past because it wasn’t what I wanted and I was looking at it all the wrong way. I’m close to being one with the paint 😂 and the canvas is just a device to move the paint. As for the torch...I currently use a Bronson Torch. I like it. But i like this new one too!

​@@SarahMackArt Thank you for sharing this. I'd have never guessed you had viewed things more like I now realize I've been viewing things when I've poured. I appreciate your conveying that you had a shift in this area, as that helps me feel like I could more easily have one too. After reading what you said here, I can see also how pouring can help one transcend so many ways of limited thinking...if one can find their way into that surrender. Like some kind of Zen practice, or something. LOL. I can see, after watching so many of your videos, that I probably could have ended up with something pretty with the canvases I did scrape, but the first thing was I didn't have enough techniques that could have helped with how I could have done things from that point, but also, just being stuck in my mind with how I was seeing it, rather than, like you, more fluid in your mind....OMG....like fluid painting....the mind of the artist is best if its fluid so the artist's perspective can flow with what is happening, instead of being stuck. There can't be such a thing as "stuck" on anything with pouring paint because, as you pointed out, the paint will do what it will do. There is some influence the artist can have on it, but not entirely so. Yes, as you said at the end of your remark, you're close to being one with the paint. That's it! The more "one" we can be with the paint, the better it will go, or at least the better we ourselves with flow in relation to what the paint is doing and get better results. The only way to really be one with anything is to get out of one's head. I'll bet this is also how most, if not everything, in life works too. Maybe not always so obvious though. Woah, Sarah, we're edging on enlightenment through acrylic pour painting!!!!

I’ve never been able to recreate this piece! Certainly one of a kind!

Thank you 💕💕💕 this is one of my favorites!

Thank you! I really fought for this one!

@@SarahMackArt Yes you did!! I would have messed it up big time.. Your are this old girls favorite artist.

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@@SarahMackArt you're very welcome!

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Oh my, what a meaningful gift that would be. Your poor friends 😢

@@SarahMackArt They ended up just fine...a better property exactly where they were meant to be! They are super happy and as we know...everything works out for our highest good! Thanks for your amazing art!

I know right...me too!👍👍

Lol I almost dropped my phone I really thought I was painting LOL some of them really make you work harder than others don't they

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Very stressful, but the outcome worked! Thank you ☺️

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Bordeaux red by Arteza

Sarah Mack thank you

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Haha! Thank you Susan!!!

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