EASY Chameleon Pour for Beginners

In today’s video, Chameleon Pour for Beginners, we are doing a chameleon cell acrylic pour with silicone oil. Dotting the silicone on makes this technique a great fluid art for beginners tutorial!

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Fluid art especially, acrylic pouring for me is a very therapeutic artform. I really enjoy the process of acrylic pour painting and that is why I made this fluid painting tutorial for you! All the fluid art technique I use are suited for pouring for beginners as well as intermediate level artists. If you love fluid painting with acrylics or this acrylic pouring technique smash that thumbs up button for me as it really helps the channel grow!

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General acrylic paint pouring supplies I've used/recommend (affiliate links):

👍Pouring Mediums (Mixed with acrylic paint to thin for pouring)

👍Acrylic Paints

👍Various Pouring Tools

👍Cell Creation Oils

👍Cheap Materials

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[JMoPainting]

If you got value out of this video give it a like and or share it for me so it can help someone else. It also supports me and helps me make more of the content you like! Happy Pouring Y'all!

[digitaldakinii]

I was thinking I could use baby oil as a replacement for the oil. I did a search and found your video. This is a great hack! ❤ thanks for confirming this for me!

[SheilaCarrier-tjuv]

Just want to say thank you for this video this is the first video out of hundreds that actually shows you an easy way to make cells with great explanation

[userMarinainCol]

Thank you so much for this beginning video. Hard to find one that sticks to the point and clearly explains. I very much appreciate your way of teaching. A big plus, i love the end results.

[traceyjefferson]

I truly love your simply techniques. Thank you for your channel. You don’t do a whole lot of talking or fumbling you get straight to the point!👍🏾

[MomyT]

Can you please make a video of how you use this coconut oil? How much do you put on the toothpick? Do you squirt the oil in a cup? Dip everytime? I tried this last night & miserably failed. Can you do a video showing the coconut & toothpick dipping as well!? Tytyty! You’re my favorite to watch.

[lovemymolly]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for this awesome tutorial! I love your no frills, no jibber-jabber way of teaching and I can't wait to watch all of your videos!

[jlimarick]

I am so glad I found this! I am a newbie and I have a wooden fish cutout that I was trying to figure out what process to use to get an organic look. This is it. I can make my fish have "scales". I can't wait to try it.

[RedingtonPours]

I tried this a couple weeks ago but with straight silicone and I definitely used too much. It was terrible. I just got that coconut hair serum last week and used it once and was very pleasantly surprised at the cells. Definitely my favorite cell maker to date (I've got four other ones I won't use again, hahaha)

[virtualpresence]

one of the best videos honestly that clearly shows how to do it with what to watch out for. i wish i SAW THIS WHEN I STARTED OUT couple of years go! brill!

[jasbirsethi]

I like your style, no nonsense.😁 precise.
Good way of talking. Nice voice. Simple, innocent, sensible way of expressing. Good job.

[DariceDavisjprocks]

I really like your painting! I've suspended my pouring journey for now to learn art skill fundamentals.
But I watch a lot of pouring videos to stay in touch with my home heart art community to which I will enthusiastically return when art school is finished. ITM I wanted to share my last pour painting had holes like on this all over it. I was disappointed that in 6 months if pouring I had yet to learn to produce cells. Little did I know how close I was to reaching my goal, perhaps. LoL Well, no matter -- what ever creative thing I do daily, all that's important 4 me is I'm doing art in some way: I'm very fulfilled! And happy!

[ppalmersd]

As a novice, I appreciate your straightforward teaching style and your results speaks for themselves. One thing that would really help me learn from videos - and I know I’ll look back at this in grimace because it’s so fundamental - would be to know the canvas size, how much paint you’re going to mix either grams or ounces and how big the flip cup is. Thanks.

[joycebarber]

On the first video I have to say I did have my doubts, but both of these videos are gorgious. Thank you for your help. Joyce

[vickyschieman]

I've been dabbling in pour painting for over two months now. I watch videos and duplicate them faithfully (IMO) but I very rarely get results that look anything like the artist's finished product. I've watched at least a half dozen videos on how to get cells and never had any luck...until I stumbled across this video. THANK YOU! I made a point of using the Artist Loft paint instead of a cheaper brand, and I bought some of the coconut oil, figuring that if it didn't work, it would do wonders for my hair at least. While my cells aren't *exactly* what I was hoping for (the size wasn't as uniform as yours seem to be), they're definitely THERE, and I'm happy with the final result, so I'm totally counting this as a win.

[cyntheacorbett]

Hi from New Zealand
Have been binge watching since one of you pieces popped up on my YouTube. Thankyou 😊

[DreamsInColor]

What an awesomely simple technique! Thanks for sharing, I see this in my near future ❣🙌

[TheRickyandLucy]

JMo - this is the coolest technique! Thank you! Can’t wait to try it. Totally dope painting!

[fuzzypeach]

You are amazingly great at the pours you create. All the different paints I don't know where to start at. Thank you so much for the ebook.

[juliebittinger]

Hi again. I watched this video last night-- after two fails.
Today, I went and got the premixed pour paints, which I've never used before. Thank you. It worked!!! Not as impressive as yours- but for my first successful chameleon cells, I'm happy. Thanks for your tips. I will continue watching to gain more insights😃👍🏼