Mad scientist experiment with ribbon pour over milk paint, it’s awesome 👏

Well this turned out a stunner, I love it
Folk art milk paint base coat with floetrol added only.

My pouring medium used for my current work is a pre mix of 70% “Elmer’s glue all”and 30% water, (most pva glues can be made up with same ratios to make a pouring medium), I add my pour medium to my paint slowly until I achieve the consistency of pouring cream, approximately 50/50 more pm if needed.
My paint brands varying, Mont marte studio acrylics, Global impasto paints and Byron paints both Australian made.
Other paints I love to use and work well with my pouring medium are Burrows paints, chroma A2,

When iv mixed my paints I add 2-4 drops maximum of Helmar silicone, also Australian made, I stir in well.
I always like to mix up my paints the day before I’m going to paint and cover with a damp tea towel, as iv found I have much better results.
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The above Australian suppliers have a great range of acrylic pouring products
Mont marte paints various sizes and colours
Helmar silicone and helmar glues
Just ask Diane or Anthony

[SerendipitySoulFluidArt]

I think the Milk Paint makes the lighter areas look like they are almost "glowing".... there is a translucent effect that is so unique!! I LOVE this technique and watching those cells appear after you torched it was really almost magical. Definitely another stunner, !! ~ Jan

[sheilacoulton]

AWESOME, love going on your journey, love that shade of yellow, there are a few cells that have a faint white line around them that makes them look like bubbles, well done gilly

[littlefeather]

Awesome pour. Love the look the milk paint gives the whole painting. I'll have to try it. Thank you for your time and effort.

[fredericaongenaert]

Awesome ! ! ! 👍 💜 👍 💛 👍 ❤
Love from Germany 😊

[beckya]

Wow! I really love what pouring over the milk paint created!! The scenery at the beginning of your video is gorgeous!! Thank you for sharing!!

[joanlund]

I love it! So pretty and you get awesome cells! Thank you for sharing your scenery as it’s beautiful 😊🇨🇦

[joanbentivegna]

Your yard is as beautiful as your paintings🙋👍🌹

[JoaBea]

Fabulous Darling!! Cool, cool, cool for sure! You know how I love the bright colors! Love it! !! Thank you!

[lizreynolds]

The "Ribbon pour" is very cool. I love the yellow cells in the red. My fave.
Keep pouring. Thanks for teaching and inspiring.
Liz in California, USA. 👩‍🎨🇺🇸💖🍀🦓🥄😊

[DevinsArtistry]

How relaxing is it to watch the torch open up those cells and watch them develop, it gets me every time!

[janjimzimmer]

Is that your yard? OMG, it’s amazing!

[elainew]

I loved this. It inspires me to experiment with all mediums. There seems to be a lot of paint on the board. Did it crack any? I’m still trying to determine how much paint a canvas or board can handle before cracking. Have you tried pouring over chalk paint?

[laritalovesmakeup]

Wow those cells are super cool. You should make a big one like this. 💖

[sonjamclellan]

Congratulations on 10K subscribers! Love your work.

[lindamckendree]

Your beautiful cells spread like chicken pox but so much prettier!!! I love trying the things you suggest. Only wish I got similar results. Your views in your opening sequence are stunning. Maybe painting in Australia is key...

[stevec]

Great piece, thank you for sharing!

I’m your description you said that you put silicone (2-4 drops) in your paints. Did you use silicone for this piece as well?

[heavykuderna]

Are the cards called something special. On eBay. Thanks. Love your videos

[nannyree]

I'm almost caught up...one more! The cells are so unique. How did you feel about using the milk paint?

[jamessimmers]

GILLY the MAGNIFICENT
strikes again !! 😎✔️

[rakewell]

what kind of surface are you pouring on? i've tried a similar looking gray cardboard but while drying it curled up.