Thanks for visiting my channel. I'm Sarah Baker and I'm an amateur artist who enjoys creating acrylic pours, pendants, glue gun paintings and working with resin.
I have an Etsy shop if you'd like to buy any of the pieces you see created on my channel (link below) and I also take commissions.
I do read all comments and try to respond to most, but I only do this once every month or two, so if you need a quick response or have a query about a commission, contact me through Etsy shop or Facebook page 😁 I give paint and medium details in the captions, voice-overs or descriptions of virtually all of my videos and music details are always in the description below the video, so please don't ask me questions that are already provided for you - it's very irritating lol
I really appreciate the voice over format- you have a lovely speaking voice- I honestly usually hear the 'um' s- but Never noticed them with you! -- and this format allows you to teach h us so much!!
Oh my gosh- didn't know you can leave loose gold leaf on for days!! Thank you for all of your wonderful hips - I've never seen anyone doo all of this-- now, I see the quick and easy ones aren't exactly full story. God Bless you. What a wonderful Christmas season gift you've given me!!!!
I can't wait to see your gold overlay. I've tried the Peto kit- and have not been able to get the gold sheets to work!! Always have had to go to loose gold leaf. It shocks me because it looked so easy used by other artist. Must be a secret I have not picked up on. I love the voice over. And I am blessed; I just discovered you and cannot wait to try this!!
I was wondering do you have a video where you say your colours ? I’m sorry it’s just I’m trying to do something new & your video is absolutely amazing. I hope to hear back from you. Thank you so much
Bakerboo Paints, If you see this message, I miss your presence here---- I learned how to fashion my paints from watching your tutorials! And your compositions were by far some of the best I've seen on RU-vid!!!! I am so glad I found your videos as I need a "refresher course"!
Just found this and I’m so impressed! It is just beautiful. Do you apply all of the layers of color consecutively or do you let the layers dry in between?
I like this idea, but once you poured over it; you could not see the elephant anymore. I would have gone over the glue with black paint as an outline before I put on the resin. This way you can actually see the head of the elephant. Just my opinion.
You have to be THE most patient person in this world to do this sheet of music. I would not have been able to do it, but you did a remarkable job on it. Congratulations.
A really lucky find, coming across this video. Exactly what I needed, more defined deep colors with an interesting composition, not a cell explosion. It’s after midnight but still want to jump out of bed to experiment a bit. 🥱 it can wait until morning. Thank you so much for sharing this. There are occasionally times when some questions arise where answers can’t be found in the most mainstreamed pouring media out there. I really appreciated my luck so I quick, hit the subscribe button. 👍🏼
Everything you said makes good sense. You made such a wise decision. I know I couldn't keep up with that pace or demands. I can see how one's quality of artistry and life may suffer. Thank you for sharing this with us. BTW- The video is gorgeous❣🥰😍 Farewell XXXX
Very impressive and stunning work! Enjoyed watching the whole process great technique and beautiful colour palette 🎨! Wish you all great success and best wishes!
Interesting technique there 👏 I was thinking of doing something similar but instead pouring only into the hollow of a hot glue elephant; i.e. making an elephant perimeter and pouring into that keeping the paint from going outside the line. Do you think that would work?
