Acrylic Pouring On Vases Live

The artist begins by expressing excitement about the acrylic pouring session on vases. They discuss the process of setting up the live stream to view comments and interact with viewers named Veronica, Linda, Dan, and Julia. The artist humorously recounts accidentally grabbing the wrong size vases from their office. They mention a request to do acrylic pouring on vase bases and plan to create three vases. The shape of two vases is not their favorite, but they are willing to work with them. The artist decides to use a 10 by 20 canvas for two vases and another canvas for the third one, which is their new favorite shape. They also talk about the live nature of the video, emphasizing the importance of interaction over a straightforward tutorial.

The artist explains that they will be using pre-mixed pouring paints from their shop, which viewers can purchase without the need for additional mixing. They share their process of selecting colors for the pouring, considering a warm versus cool color scheme. The artist discusses transferring their products to a new website, mixedmediagirl.com, and mentions the inclusion of shipping in the new site's pricing. They list various blues and greens they are using, including turquoise, primary blue, and meadow green, and also introduce metallic colors. The artist also talks about an album they have completed and plan to release soon, and they mention the need to finish payments to their producer.

The artist engages with viewers, asking for their opinions on using a bottle bottom on the vases. They attempt the technique but find it doesn't work well and decide against it. They discuss the importance of pouring slowly with the smaller vases and the challenges of achieving even coverage. The artist shares their thoughts on the design process, including the order in which colors are poured and how it affects the final outcome. They also talk about the possibility of not being able to go live the following week due to filming a TV show and consider pre-recording a premiere instead.

The artist provides an update on their album, which is complete and will be available for pre-order soon. They discuss the vibrant colors of their paints, which are not muddy, and their excitement about the album release. The artist asks viewers to choose between warm and cool color schemes and shares their process of wiping off gloves to improve paint flow. They also mention the sale of vases and canvases separately and their appreciation for the support from the viewers.

The artist comments on the size of their gloves and decides to remove them. They discuss the possibility of adding more paint to a vase if the outcome isn't satisfactory. The artist talks about their canvas and vase project, mentioning the use of runoff paint. They also share their excitement about the colors they are using and the process of pouring the paint. The artist engages with the audience, thanking them for their support and mentioning the importance of their presence.

The artist decides to use a beach-inspired color palette for the next vase, starting with white and gold to represent sand. They express a wish for a bronze color and use a brown instead. The artist layers the paint with various blues and a metallic blue, aiming for a beach vibe in the design. They discuss the process of pouring paint onto the canvas and the importance of letting the paint run before moving the piece to dry.

The artist talks about the process of shipping canvases and refers viewers to a playlist on their YouTube channel for packing and shipping tutorials. They discuss the drying time for the paint on canvases and vases, which depends on temperature and humidity. The artist also shares their preference for using resin over spray for sealing vases and provides a discount code for their new website. They mention the process of raising canvases to dry and using painter's pyramids for support.

The artist moves the vases to safety and plans to do a close-up of the finished vases. They express their love for the beach-themed vase and the overall design of the canvas. The artist answers questions about the drying process and the use of a hot gun, which they clarify was not used in their process. They also discuss the possibility of doing another vase class and the challenges of shipping vases. The artist wraps up the session by thanking viewers for joining and looking forward to the next session.