First time EVER trying Flip and drag Technique ~ Acrylic Pouring ~ How to

Thank you SO MUCH for watching!!!😍

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POURING MEDIUM INGREDIENTS!!:

[DrGreenThumb]

Wow that turned out awesome. So you lift and drag lift and drag, not just drag across, super cool.

[monchan]

You already know how much I love your pouring medium, now I can’t wait for your new recipe. 😁

[gossamerhall]

Hi Dryer, I'm so glad you have the sense to stop when you feel the need. Most of us just keep on till we could have made two or more paintings from all the paint we throw on to it or we just lose some of the colors altogether. Thanks, nice job

[pamosterhaus]

I haven't tried this technique either, I hope mine will turn out as nice as your first one. Nice job

[jaimereynolds]

My first one is tomorrow. Fingers crossed! 😋

[manations]

I love your art, thank you for sharing. I am just beginning so I don’t know much, how do you keep the paint vibrant, mine tends to dull as it drys, do you spray with with varnish or clear acrylics?

[mercedestuck]

Hey, Im new to painting and really like yours, if you could answer my question it would be super helpful! Why do you use silicon instead of just regular acrylic mixed with water? And, how do you get more "cells/bubbles" in the painting?

[avvocatamea]

I'm sorry not to speak English, I'd like to know what's inside the first big white container from which you take to then put in the colors that is then poured on the canvas. Did you put white acrylic paint, or is there floetrol, liquitex and water? ? if in which sequence did you put them in the bottle? on the bottom of the canvas, before pouring the colors, there was already floetrol?

[camillefulton]

OOOHH! I REALLY LIKE THAT,
LOVELY COLOURS.
AWESOME FIRST TRY.✔✔✔
CAMILLE AUSTRALIA.

[BeFaithful]

would you list your colors in this painting, thanks

[JanicelVindy]

don't be afraid to use more white paint you want the paint to fill back in over the drag and you don't have enough to fill in the drag. and you can use half the colour paint you have. I really like it and I like your colour choice me I am not so good at the choice of colours, they seem to go zoom right over my head. You did very well .

[MonMonday]

Hey, that's a good first try! Personally I think it would be even better if you used more white paint at the start so it would be more like one mass instead of strokes. Also not sure how to make the paint come out better without lifting the cup.... do people cut a hole in the top to let air in and that will make the paint flow easier? Have just started watching this tecnique (yours is one of the first videos I'm watching), and I'm very intrigued! Hope I get to try this myself one day. On a completely different side note... you actually sound like Scarlett Johansson! Been watching tons of videos with her lately and when I heard you, if I imagined her face aswell, it was pretty similar! :) <3

[quirrelly]

I noticed nearly all the paint came cleanly out of your flip cup---almost none was wasted by staying inside the cup.  I like that!!  Just an accident?  I wonder whether it could be reproduced by spraying silicone into an empty cup before loading it with paints?

[theelaavar]

Very nice! Different from what I'm used to seeing and that's inspiring!
#IAmACreator

[sammyjocatlady]

It it's an epic fail, paint the canvas white and try again