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[grat]

As easy as you've made it look, I'm pretty sure mine will still look like it was made by a 4 year old. Great job though and easy enough to at least try.

[janeforever]

This is gorgeous. Imagine how stunning 3 more of these would be creating a complete flower. It would be an absolutely AMAZING piece of wall decor artwork.

[pinkiesvlogs]

😳. I can't believe how simply beautiful that is. I'm going to be showing this to my granddaughters. They'll love this.

[rubycubez]

Amazing! I was not expecting that outcome. It's beautiful!

[mindfulgratitude]

For myself, I think it looked floral before you drew the lollistick through it. After, it reminded me of feathers bunched together to look like a floral! Either way...technique is splendid and your artwork stunning! Thank you for sharing!

[noorarahimi]

I love it. It was so satisfying to watch the paint spread like that

[jaymehamilton]

GORGEOUS, and my mind is racing with all the color options you use, your imagination is endless. I could literally match anything I need to in any room!!!

[vmudxwn]

Wow! Really pretty. I thought it was going to be like the old school spin painting but your painting looks like a gorgeous flower—way different than spin painting! Very nice!

[charlesleerae]

Quick, perfect dialogue, comprehensible, and looked amazing. Thank for content

[AH-npjx]

Not trying to be a Debbie Downer here, but I’m an acrylic pouring artist who still has issues with Dutch Pouring (what this type of art is called btw). You have to have all your paint consistencies right and matching- and it makes a difference how you layer the paints from bottom to the top…… and, and, and…… LOL!
I watch probably, at least 10+ videos a day, trying to learn new techniques or improve on my techniques. This is a great video if it makes you want to learn more 😊
If you like this…. Look at Molly’s artistry or Olga soby art as these are the two ladies I watched the most when I started out….. and still do!!
Have fun and keep painting!! 🌈

[marilynhodgkinson]

What a fantastic painting. Looks quite easy too. I've done resin painting which takes a lot of time, I'm definitely trying this. Thanks so much for sharing xx

[dracosummoner]

This is beautiful, and it looks super-easy even for people who may not have a whole lot of paint experience. Definitely showing to friends. Thank you so much for sharing.

[jeffreyschmoldt]

I have been a professional artist for most of my life I learned something new today. Very cool. Going to try it on a guitar. Thanks

[nancym]

OMG that is so gorgeous!! And looks so easy! Thanks 🙏 for sharing your lovely work and techniques!

[suellencarey-clarke]

It turned out great! I like your technique — and the fact that you don’t use excessive amounts of paint… The result is so much nicer! This was just what I needed to see to confirm what I have been thinking. I’m not yet set up to try it out myself, but when I am I can carry on with the knowledge and confirmation I gleaned from you! Thanx

[darshe]

I so wish they would say who's doing what project, so we could follow that person. Cheers from Texas...

[TheMainelady]

Love this. Tried pour art a while back and it failed because the paint wasn't thin enough. I need to start with already mixed pouring paint.

[baabiegirl]

Girl that was amazing … and so easy. I’m so glad I stumbled on your video!

[Debbiesdilemmas]

This is stunning! I would love to try this.🥰🥰🥰🥰

[cheryl]

Oh wow I was not expecting that! So beautiful, and looks SO easy! A must try. Thank you so much for sharing!