Thank you so much! What are your favorite colors?

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

I personally would skip the water for glass and mix a little thicker than you would for canvas. Canvas has a bit of a rougher and more absorbent surface so the paint flows slower, but on glass it can slide across much easier. Water might make the mixture too thin which will cause colors to mix too much and get muddy. I like to start with a general ratio of paint to Floetrol (I think I usually do 2:1 Floetrol to paint), and then test the consistency to see if I need to add a little more of either. DecoArt is already thinner than a heavy body thick paint so you likely shouldn't need water (though people at different elevations may find that to change a bit for them). I show the consistency I like here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5iad7h3v9DGc30.htmlsi=7oFxU72EKIWK90iF but I would make it a little thicker than that for glass. I hope this helps! Feel free to ask any other questions :)

I does!! There are so many factors that play into each pour and each surface. Down to the size of the cup to thickness of each layer. Thanks for offering tips!! Keep pouring!!

You're welcome!! I am meaning to get back into it, I have been dealing with health issues, but I look forward to painting more soon!

I have used (and liked) Rustoleum Crystal Clear Enamel spray, like this: amzn.to/3Xh3gLN (an affiliate link, I make a small commission off of purchases). You would need to spray it on the outside, and be sure to hand wash the inside of the glass only because I don't believe it's dishwasher safe. You can usually find it or something similar at local hardware stores :)

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Thank you! 😊

You are very welcome, thank you for the kind words!

Thank you :)

That's such a good idea, I need to look into that!! Thank you

It's really shiny in the video because it's all still wet paint. But when they're dry I like using Rustoleum Crystal Clear Enamel gloss spray ( like this: amzn.to/3V0HWIQ ) on the vases (you'll need to carefully hand wash most likely) and Liquitex varnish ( like this: amzn.to/4bi00nz ) on the canvas. Those are affiliate links and I do make a small percentage off of sales through them at no additional cost to you. But you can also find the spray at local hardware stores like Lowes or Home Depot, and the Liquitex Varnish at art stores like Michaels.

Ooh that sounds like it will be SO cool!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

J'adorerais mais je ne parle pas français, je suis désolé ! (traduit avec Google)

(Traduzido pelo Google) Olá! Provavelmente ainda funcionará, mas pode ser um pouco diferente. O cimento é mais poroso, então um pouco de tinta pode penetrar, a menos que você sele a parte externa antes de despejá-la. O cimento também pode ser mais áspero, então a tinta pode fluir de maneira diferente. Você pode tentar pintar primeiro uma camada sólida de tinta e depois derramar sobre ela depois de secar. Eu espero que isso ajude!

I understand where you're coming from but there doesn't have to be a lot of waste! I have saved the dried runoff to make jewelry with, or used the excess on other paintings. I have seen a lot of other artists do other things with it too. In addition, the paint itself is mixed with a paint conditioner, in my case I use Floetrol, which basically thins it out and makes it so you don't use as much paint. It helps the paint move and then dry slower but is also much cheaper than if I had used that much of pure acrylic paint.

@@ArtbyBrooke wow I'm honored u replied thank you 😊 I do faux finishing and I know about floatrol and although I haven't even done one canvas yet I need to stay creative and I am so excited to try. I'll make sure I have other options should I have alot of lol so called waste. Currently I'll put paint on anything lol thank you again for sharing your knowledge and God given gifts with us 😘

@@LeeindaGodsTruewatermaiden Thank you for your kind words! I really hope you have a lot of fun paint pouring :)

Thank you!! 😭

Oh my gosh, what a fun sounding day! I hope you have a super great time together <3

@@ArtbyBrooke ikr, I can't wait. Thank you. 😊

@@mznayduzallinthelifeofnanc8935You are very welcome! What colors do you plan to use?

@@ArtbyBrooke I love pink so I was looking at some colors & saw a pink glitter, pink shimmer or metallic & just solids like purple, lime green, white & a light blueish.

@@mznayduzallinthelifeofnanc8935 ooh sounds gorgeous! Especially fitting for spring time 🤩

That's a great idea! I imagine that would probably mean it can't then be varnished. But it's a great method to still be able to be useable. Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for the kind words! Here is a video showing what I use and my process for geode paint pours: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5iad7h3v9DGc30.htmlsi=j1hJUjDoSWE-qNtv (I usually use the same paint and mixing technique). If you look in the description, you can see the colors I used for this specific painting :)

Thank you! I think gold lends itself so well to pink/rose. It's a really fun combination to play with.

Thank you for watching :)

My pleasure@@ArtbyBrooke I have some zines from God Save the Queer too.

Thank you!!

Obrigado!

You are very welcome!

Thank you so much! I always have to experiment with thickness, and some techniques work with thicker or thinner paint, it really depends. I hope you have a lot of fun playing with it!

To be on the safe side, I'd wait at least two weeks (especially for any kind of resin) but for sure you want the bottom of the vase to be completely dry since that part is usually where the paint is pooled thickest.

I love them too! It's funny you commented this just now, we just started hearing them again (they haven't been around due to cold weather).

Thank you! That is so fun, what colors did you use?

Thank you for watching! Can you please let me know the full name of which video you are referencing? I might be able to help more if I know which Dollar Store video you are interested in. Thanks again!

@@ArtbyBrooke tree ring paint poure Dollar tree you uploaded the video 3 years age .

Okay perfect! I would love to do another dollar tree pour, but in the meantime, I was following this tutorial: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y82kn7ybxJq6Y2g.htmlsi=bwOTLyKbdG9nmqY9 where it tells you to slowly add water into the tacky glue while mixing until the consistency is like warm honey flowing off of the popsicle stick. The ratio for that will change depending on the humidity, temperature, and possibly elevation of where you live so you unfortunately will have to go by feel.

Oh how cool!! Thank you for watching!

Hi, I talk about that and some other tips in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zq1gkrlyktzUm4k.html :)

Thanks so much 😊I hope you do try! Here is a video I did on how I do my geode pours in case you're interested: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5iad7h3v9DGc30.htmlsi=XW6tpZs7N2lEoM_B

Wow thank you so much! Happy New Year to you as well! I hope the new year brings you comfort and other wonderful things.

Thank you! They were really fun to pour on :D

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Merry Christmas 🎁

Thank you so much for such a kind comment!

Thank you!

Ooh yes! I also thought maybe a peacock!

You have to seal it with something after. I have used Rustoleum Crystal Clear Enamel but you will only want to wipe it with a damp rag to clean it. If you want to be able to clean it a little more rigorously you may need to look into something more like a resin.