4 Different Swipes with products in your House ~ Acrylic Pouring Technique Comparison 

Thank you so much for the love!!

I am 67 and I'm getting into it too so fun

@@user-cz4ms8ww1x LOVE hearing this!! Enjoy the ride friend.

Thanks Ami!!! The sound effects make it fun right? I always need a little more fun and enjoyment in this overrated adulthood lol

Wow, thank you! This was super sweet. Cannot wait to see what you will create

@@GarrickBrownArtStudio It appears you are drawing us elders right on in!! LOL 🤣😂😍

@reneecountrygirl1 Listen all my friends call me an OLD SOUL lol!!!

Thank you very much! I appreciate the love. See you in the next one.

I really appreciate your kinds words!!! It's my pleasure. See you in the next one!

@@GarrickBrownArtStudio My pleasure

Thank you so much. Glad it was helpful!!!

Thanks for the sub! Enjoy the slow life friend. Big hugs ❤️

Please let me know your results friend. Much love from across the love to you! ❤️

You’re welcome 😊 Enjoy the journey and understand it is a process and takes time. Cannot wait to see what you will create.

Thanks so much!!

Thank you Tara!!

Wow!!! Thank you so much for hanging out with me. More to come!!! Much love!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much. ❤

You are so welcome! Thanks so much for watching.

Thank you Caroline. Much love and big hugs!

Aww you are more than welcome. Much love!

Aww makes my heart melt. Thanks!

Thank you so much 👍

Me too! Two different reqxtions!!

Thank you so much!! ❤️

I think so too! Much love!

Thanks bro!!! These are beauties if I say so myself.

Awww thanks lol I missed editing it out. 😂

My pleasure friend!! I had no idea so many people would stumble upon this series but I'm so happy they are. I'm getting questions left and right!!!

You are more than welcome!

Thank you Paula!!! Now we've got more options!! Still looking for more products to try and report on.

Ohhhh did that work well for you? Love you are getting the results you want.

Thanks Larry!

Thank you!! 😊

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Lesley! Let me know your results.

Thrilled you enjoyed this Theresa!

@@GarrickBrownArtStudio 👋 have a question for you I'm having trouble with swipes I use Amsterdam paint 1 part paint 1 part glue and 1 part flood no house paint why am I not getting any reactions thanks for any help🙂

@theresadavis6216 you don't need house paint in that recipe just a little water to thin and you should start getting cells.

Thanks so much!

Thanks for sharing.

Good stuff! Thanks for watching.

Thank you! Cheers!

My pleasure!

My pleasure friend+

My pleasure! Big hugs!

Thanks for watching!

My pleasure 😊

Yes this maybe exactly what you are looking for!!!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much for the tip!! I truly appreciate it, as it goes right back into the art. ❤️❤️❤️ Big hugs ❤️❤️❤️

@GarrickBrownArtStudio I wish I could do more - just a little somethun- somethun' to show my appreciation.

Thank you! 😊

Thank you

❤

WELL HEYYY NEIGHBOR!!! Thank you so much for the love. If you need more assistance with the swipe just reach out love.

Patty I love that you are painting. I hope it brings you great joy. Thanks for the love and big hugs!! ❤️

@@GarrickBrownArtStudio Right back 'acha❤️!

No typo. That is just the recipe that people have used for several years. Thanks for watching!!

Fluid art Co sells them and I love them. They are baby food cups with lids.

Fluid art Co. Those are baby cups with lids. They are amazing. They also come in black.

@@GarrickBrownArtStudio Thank you very much! Keep up the good work.

Penetrol is super toxic. I'm trying to stay away from similar products like wood conditioner but I suspect a combination of it would work with paint and water or glue.

Awww so thrilled you enjoy it lol editing is a pain haha. Acrylic ink can be bought. It typically comes in a glass bottle and very fluid similar to alcohol ink.

No. I don't use fluid paints often when instructing because it confuses many of the newbies. You probably need to adjust your ratiosand thicken up your paint when using those paints.

I do unfortunately because it kills my viewership retention. Most people skip right through it. Maybe I'll do one soon ❤

Ohhh lord let me check.

@@GarrickBrownArtStudio lmao… no worries friend, i finally got me some Aussie floetrol. Thnx 🩵

They are baby mixing cups with lids. You can get them from Fluid Art Co!!!

Yes. It was liquitex. This video has all the specific details: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w5AZf6oGI3s.htmlsi=yWKF7dEb2MHwCLwZ

I only had two canvases plus I did the one with American Floetrol and expect a similar reaction.

I have a video on owatrol! You can get it to work... it's similar to American floetrol.

I will try.

Awww thanks!!

Omg I am just seeing this and I tickled, one I am also a musician but too this kind of does sound like me 😂😂😂 Anywho what technique are you trying to master. I'm sure I can help you get more cells friend. ❤

@@GarrickBrownArtStudio well i recently watched your video on various kinds of pillows. From thicker ones to none at all. That was a bit eye opening and I'll try the one with none at all later. My lack of understanding comes with this maybe lengthy description. I'm not clear on fluid dynamics i guess. Whether its a bloom or a swipe I'm not clear on the base, the colors and the CA in a few different ways. You don't use additives like silicone in your work that I've noticed. But you get definite clear cell development with the separating lines or lacing being very distinct and stable. So I'm trying to understand the role and conditions of the three layers. I believe the base layer wants to be thicker and the purpose for the most part is to allow the color level to flow out. If I understand right it should be slightly thicker than the color level. It seems like it's done across to me from various sources that the color level should be somewhat thinner than the base.i don't know if that means the color layer wants to float on the base or sink into it to some degree. I realize that the density or weight I guess of any particular paint determines how much it sinks. But how much does this viscosity affect that. So after the color layer you'll use what you call the cell activator. It's frequently a paint like an Amsterdam titanium white or oxide black. If I'm right those pigments are metal based so they're dense and heavy. How does viscosity play into creating cells in the color layer? I guess what I'm asking is how all three layers should interact to get results more like yours.? The cells that I get tend to be small and flimsy and as the pain dries they tend to bleed together and disappear. Yours are very distinct as far as separation goes. Does the base layer being a dense paint tend to support the color layer and keeping it from sinking too much into it? Is that what's desirable and then sometimes you'll say that the color layer might be mixed two to one medium to paint but then the CA might be mixed as much as four to one medium to paint. How does the relative density to viscosity in the cell activator affect cell development? Does that even make any sense? By the way I have watched a great many of your videos especially where you talk about mixing paint. This is just also new to me as I've been a subtractive Carver sculpture all my life and a bit afraid of pain because pigment and light theory have been hard for me to understand despite having looked into it pretty hard about three times in my life lol

I will try! I'm not sure how to at the moment.