This Oranges n pinks n black is absolutely GORGEOUS!!! And you DID get lacing. Gosh Julie.. I don't think you can appreciate what we see. And the fact that not every part is covered with blooms is absolutely great because it is balanced. I have followed you for quite awhile and you baffle me at times when you are too critical of your beautiful work. Love what you do!!!
Am I the only guy who watches you? Ha, I appreciate that you show us the whole process, not just the paintings that work out. That's how we learn and you are a very good teacher! Thank You! I really love your cup pours and can't wait to start trying them. My first attempt at painting and I'm 59!
Me too! I watch & watch the artists until I find one that I say to myself "I can do what they''re doing". I keep watching until I practically know every word they are going to say. But once I have gathered everything I need, I can;t get started without my laptop turned on right beside me & there I go again, step by step! LOL
I can beat that i am 77 and have been painting with oils for 20 years but i am loving this new technique and although i find it quite challenging am loving it . Watching the demonstrations is very enjoyable and i can't wait to try each time , even if they turn out to be rubbish. The funny thing is that the pouring takes only a few seconds but the preparation and the cleaning up takes ages , i seem to get the paint everywhere.
Julie Mitchell Julie, I’m 71 and love watching her. Who’s going to know if your paintings are rubbish? I would keep every one of them. There will always be someone who loves it and you could make them feel really special if you gave it to them. Grambo from Texas
Australian artist's interpretation of a Las Vegas roulette wheel. Julie persevered and bloom changed magically from green to red. Gives beginners a good idea that even experienced artists have to work to get the result they want.
Julie, thank you for not being afraid to show you too have one's that doesn't work out the way you intended. I think the final outcome way was very pretty! I have ruined so many as I am learning. This teaches me ideas what to do if it happens. I really admire you!
I admire the way you never give up. That small amount of white on the final try actually stretched out nearly across the entire canvas. The final result is beautiful with the black just kissing the edges. Nice contrast. With your "left over" colours it turned out lovely. Wouldn't change a thing.
You are so bold!!!! Starting over and over again. And it was worth it. I do admire you and I going to be braver. The more I look at the final result the more I like it. Kudos.
I know you struggled with this one, but it's so nice to see that we all struggle once in a while. I loved the first one and I love the end result. I also know from this to keep on trying. Hugs
Julie, I know this was done a long time ago but.... every time I see when you struggle with a pour I learn so much. I also love your videos more. I copied your Halloween pour and it turned out spectacularly. Thank you so much for all your teaching. I’m a super fan!!!❤️
I liked both of the paintings...I also didn't mind the video length I'm making face masks and hearing and semi watching you as I'm making the masks is keeping my stress level down, it's so sad here in usa that were still making face masks,and were still losing so many americans,I literally am so very very grateful for artists like you thru out this world to help others find some beauty and joy in their daily life among the chaos of what were going thru..proud newyork artist watching America fall apart...😷mikelle 💚
I love that you show your processes..Doing pour overs when you don't like your out come..I've had to do that so many times.. It's weird that something you don't like can turn into something Beautiful.. I love 1st one a lot..not so much the one the gray..and the Final is really beautiful.. You are good at what you do..You just keep trying until you get there.. And you certainly do.. Thank you for showing your imperfections.. That was Awesome!!
Not criticizing, I always love your paintings, but I feel like if you spin both clockwise, and counter clockwise it would solve some of the symetry so you wouldn't have to tilt. Idk
I think you are right Ms Sarah , as the paint start making circular fibers towards the spin , so if we spin clockwise & anti-clockwise , the colour weight will remain balanced
Thank you so much for sharing your 'fails/struggles' as well as your wonderful laughs and giggles. It's great to see that not every pour is going to be perfect! No matter what we expect to happen, it's always a bit different.
I liked each one of them - I like more solid colors on the edges - but I do like the colors of the last one the best - just stunning in the morning - thanks so much for sharing
Your so helpful Julie. I took the purchased course in December and still haven't had any luck. I had asked you about the jo sonja background colors. I had a thought when I saw you placing the foil over your lazy susan. Shower caps and similar plastic container covers work quite well. Also, next time you're not sure where the center is, turn the canvas over and place your lazy susan on it upside down. Hope these were helpful tips as I'm just trying to give back a incy bit of what you give us...♡
I have a turning table similar to this one. I taped a big thick cardbord on its top. (covered with sticking plasric which I can wipe to clean the paint). The advantage is that the big canvasses would sit on top of it, not hanging on the sides, conserving the level of the canvas, thus the paint won’t slide to the edges and disrupt the look Iam going for. I love this painting, thank youfor sharing❤️🖤🧡💛🤎
Right Cathy? I liked the first one, but the pink and red with black is my absolute favourite! The magenta was the perfect addition and I think a bronze or copper, just a little, would be awesome too.
Hi Julie!! 👋😎👋 I do think the blues and greens were pretty, but I understand why you poured over them. I agree with others that you are hard on yourself and your work, most great artists are. That's why your finished keepers are so beautiful!! I wonder if you used, in addition to your center puddle, a thin stream of your CA going out in a spiral to reach the outer edges of your color puddles? It looked to me like when you blew more horizontally rather than vertically, you got a better lacing effect (just my opinion). Also, I seem to remember that on a previous painting, a tilted not a spinner, you suggested blowing over all of the puddles and not leaving those ribbons around the edges. I think that would be worth trying on these. That Gold and Magenta area blended beautifully, even without the CA. In the end, I really, really like the black, gold and magenta colors together and the lacing is beautiful. 💖💖💖💙💚💛💜 Thank you, Julie, for sharing your inspirational painting and conversation. I would even bet that most of us did watch all the way to the end and did not fast forward. God Bless and Peace to you and all your followers!!
The first was beautiful ,but I have to admit this is much more Striking ..The blending of the colours throughout is much smoother and the cells and lace in the middle make it look like an exotic orchid..I think it’s Gorgeous and I think as you hit the canvas you need to start turning the board.It worked first time on this one as you started turning as the air and heat hit..Any form of art is a learning curve in which you are always learning.I love how you made mistakes but kept going ,and still kept filming .It’s important that people see videos like this when they are learning as they can see people who have been doing this for longer than them don’t always get it right ..So I think that’s amazing you showed that..It gives them confidence to try and not give up..I even have my daughter subbed to you because I love your work..Stay safe 🥰
It’s so funny because you strayed from your norm of turquoise to this gorgeous fiery colors. And I love it! Sometimes we have to straight from our norm to get the results that we want. This is absolutely beautiful! I’m looking forward to taking the class the beginning of next month (when I can afford it).
I LOVE the drama in this one Julie! Seriously one of my faves and I have been an avid follower! Great to see this one break the mould! I know you aim for certain characteristics however sometimes the imperfect babies are the most interesting and complex ;)
The final product is beautiful, as always, but I was shouting to you (in vain) to keep the 1st one... The part you didn't like was my favorite. If you play it back, you might see there was a really cool little alien creature inside of it... Back to outer space I suppose! 🤔 Above all, I really enjoyed sharing in your journey, so thank you so much for allowing us to tag along...
Shelee, mis Phthalo Blue with varying amounts of Neon green (ooo, add pearl medium for even more excitement!) it makes the most delicious color.!!! just add a bit at a time until you get deired color. doesnt work with any other blue or green, just those two.....IF YOU WANT THE AMAZING COLOR I SPEAK OF. I enjoy your videos, and have made many a good piece of art following your instructions. my husband really likes the balloon kiss flowers on branch ....that is what you did....I DID small shelee art bloom flowers and leaves! amazing!!! tyfs
The very first pour was so wonderful.!... I'm sorry that you covered it.... Your artistry was good, overall, and you doubted yourself.... I was LOVING it....and am now so disappointed that you wet to reds... you had great cells, nice lacing and plenty of paint to stretch on the initial pour. You're a great artist... will be watching for more goodness soon
If you need to tilt like you were having issues with, rather than try put your hand under your turntable put something under your big blue tub, wont get covered in paint then and can control how much of a tilt you have by altering the height of the whole tub, you could also have blown the colours a bit further over before you spun it to get rid of the bit you didnt like but left the centre you did like. I'm no expert but after watching hundreds of the videos I've picked up lots of tips. Awesome painting on a very unusual canvass
I almost cried when you poured your pillow paint over your already beautiful painting. Your fun to watch and thank you for sharing your beautiful painting. Where did you get that little blue wall or swimming pool? It’s great!!’ Love that turn table.
I LOVE the first one with the blues and gold it was amazing when i say you poured whited again over it i was yelling "what are you doing!!" Cause it was beautiful. If i was a buyer i would buy. So then you went with the pink orange gold magenta colors. Then i said "she must be experimenting with colors" that one came out more beautiful. (I am a pink kinda girl) I notice you are to hard on yourself dont second think it about if is nice or not because on your first attempts i notice your art is better than your 2nd attempts. You are a great artist🎨. I am barely going to start recording my stuff and i will sure put you down on my list to share with. You inspire me and you are in my eyes my teacher. Thank you for your time you put into showing your work. Who cares if videos are 30 or 45 minutes. Who dont like the time can just fast forward. Dont let negative comments stop you from showing us exactly what you do. Thank you again teacher 🎨😉
Lessons learned: 1. center your canvas prior to adding paint. 2. test on a smaller canvas - that requires less paint. 3. When in doubt, keep spinning. I like the end result. I love the glowing effect. I think the first attempt could have been salvaged, but the canvas was off center. I love learning from you! Keep on painting!
You could always pencil find your center on the back of your canvas, then stick your tape and then flip your spinner to the center. Then flip it all upright. Just a thought
You are AMAZING!!! and we are so grateful you take these chances for our benefit! I actually loved them all! lol 😂 kinda partial to the pinks and reds though!!
This was such an encouraging pour to watch. I am really new at this and to me it is good to know that even a great artist can mess up (,or at least she thinks so, because I thought it looked great) and not give up. Good job! Thanks for being real with us in your successes and failures. I respect you so much for that!
I watched some videos from you now and at so many times I caught myself to say "Ok, I am happy with this, I would not go any further". But in the end, you kept going and achieved an even more stunning result! It seems, sometimes you have to have some vision and the heart to keep going, even if that means you risk spoiling it.
When the video began, and you showed your colour choices...I wondered why the cover photo was pinks and reds! 😊 This is beautiful... ‘a gathering of butterflies’ 😊💖💖💖 Evidently, I don’t tire of you chatting...couldn’t believe it was over fifty 😊
Hi Julie. Suggestion: To center your canvass on the turntable... if you would turn your canvass upside down on a table then place the turntable on it might make it easier to center it.
The turn table you were used I use every day when you spin you should try spinning the other way and see what the results will be I would like to see if it distribute the paint the way I envision
All those blobs of paint on the edges left untouched. I would try one focal point to start, then blow it out in petals.❤ Plenty of white that’s not blown out. Good learning video.
I think the first one was the best... Sorry Just my opinion.. Full watch.. I love watching you sweets, and learn,,, I appreciate you very much! But you so hard on yourself... just like me... lol Your sooooooo Talented love... I can see a picture of one of your paintings and not know its yours and tell my daughter thats Julie, pouring her heart out! Shes like how do you know? Im like she one of my favorites and i know her work!
Well done. It was long but I really enjoyed it. Each one was different and I loved the last one. Pinks.reds and black....fantastic. Love sent from Scotland. Xx
