Acrylic Pouring on Vases! Come Hang Out With Me !

Christina Welch hosts a live art session where she paints vases using various colors and techniques. She introduces herself and explains the process of pouring paint with a PBO pouring medium, which she uses without silicone to ensure a shiny finish once sealed with resin. Christina engages with her audience, discusses her paint choices, and demonstrates the pouring process on her first vase, incorporating colors like Carolina blue shimmer and silver spoon.

Christina continues her live art session, discussing her choice of colors for the second vase, including Victoria's muscadine wine, Persian autumn yellow, and gold. She emphasizes the importance of the PBO medium's consistency and shares her experience with the product, including a special purchase at an art event. Christina also interacts with her audience, answering questions and providing tips on pouring paint onto glass surfaces.

Christina experiments with iridescent and metallic paints, adding weight and black for contrast to her creations. She shares her thoughts on the transparency of yellow paint and the effect of adding black to create green tones. Christina also discusses the use of gold rush in her work and the potential for adding sparkle with diamond or gold dust in the resin coating.

The artist addresses the challenge of managing paint drips and shares her method of using a torch to remove air bubbles. Christina also talks about the use of parchment paper for cleanup and her plans to create more art pieces, including vases and canvases, for her studio and future auctions.

Christina focuses on creating a purple-themed vase, using pansy shimmer, silver, black, white, and possibly turquoise. She discusses the importance of paint consistency and the effect of adding different colors to the mix. The artist also shares her love for shimmery paints and the vibrancy of her color choices.

In this segment, Christina works with moody blue shimmer, black, silver, and white to create a dark and dramatic piece. She talks about her process of pouring paint, ensuring even coverage, and the anticipation of how the colors will interact as they dry. Christina also mentions her intention to seal the vases with resin.

Christina explores green and blue shades, using an iridescent color from PPO and deep Lagoon shimmer. She discusses the addition of military green and black to create depth and shares her excitement about the resulting color combinations. The artist also mentions her plans for future art pieces and the use of parchment paper for easy cleanup.

Christina mixes turquoise, brown, white, and gold to create a unique piece, discussing her love for the color combination. She shares her technique of letting the paint drip and the decision to add iridescent sand or gold to enhance the shimmer. The artist also talks about the potential for creating jewelry from the dried paint skins.

In the final paragraph, Christina wraps up her live session by discussing her plans to varnish and finish the art pieces. She also mentions her intention to include the vases in an upcoming auction and shares contact information for those interested in her paints and pouring techniques.

Christina concludes the live painting session by expressing her appreciation to the viewers and inviting them to reach out with questions or for more information about her paints. She highlights a special offer on her paints and provides details on how to purchase them, emphasizing the quality and shimmer of her products.