May
06
Creating Cells with Color Shift Paints in an Acrylic Pour.

This weekend Zoe and I have been playing with some new paint.  Last night we made a piece using Color Shift Paints and we rather liked the results.  So today we thought we would share with our YouTube Channel how we did the pour.  The receipe we used was rather simple.

In each cup add the following:

  • 2 Parts Paint
  • 2 Parts GAC 800
  • 1 Part 91% Alcohol.
  • 5 to 10 drops silicone

People have asked why I use alcohol and it is really just preference.  You can use water I just know that the alcohol works for me and I like it.  Additionally the alcohol can help act as a dispersing agent with the silicone. Once these pieces have dried and we have coated them in resin Zoe wants to put them on my Etsy page.  Of course they won’t be $2500 like she asked but they will be for sale.

Below is a list of the products we used with links to where they can be purchased:

 

May
05
Time lapse resin painting using interference paints over a dried cure.

Sometimes when I create a piece I have every intention of it coming out right.  Unfortunately this is not reality.  In this video I take a piece I previously painted and give it new life with another resin pour.  What I like most is that some of the original color does peek through the paint.  Its sort of a happy mistake.

Here are the products that I used:

If you want to see more of my videos please visit my You Tube Channel – http://www.youtube.com/DannyClarkart

May
04
Without using silicone, alcohol or water we created plenty of cells in an acrylic pour.

I have really enjoyed using Floetrol as a pouring medium.  It seems to do a pretty good job and stands up well under resin.  One thing I have noticed is that floetrol over older paint is not as forgiving.  In this video Zoe and I do a quick demo of an acrylic pour only using Golden Fluid Acrylic and Floetrol.

The recipe was pretty simple.  I used 1 ounce of floetrol to about 20 drops of fluid acrylic.  Below is a list of the items we used in the demonstration.

May
03
Triple Pour with Lots of Cells – Latest Video.

This weekend I tried something a little different with my test canvases. I did a dirty pour with three flip cups, and I think it turned out OK. Below is a video from my YouTube channel with all the details. Additionally, I coated the piece in Art Resin.

 

Eventually, the piece will be available on my Etsy Page that I was finally able to setup. I am busy with so much other that stuff it seems like I am moving in slow motion. The Etsy shop is pretty much where these little test pieces reside. Otherwise, they collect dust in my house. So check it out and buy something will ya!

https://www.etsy.com/shop/DannyClarkArt

As always here is a list of the ingredients I used to create this piece. I hope this inspires you to try it out. It’s not hard just sometimes messy!

Floetrol — http://amzn.to/2qqusJ7
Silicone — http://amzn.to/2qwgceR
91% Alcohol – http://amzn.to/2qws7cq
Golden Hansa Yellow Medium – http://amzn.to/2qCBh6B
Golden Titan Buff – http://amzn.to/2pW7eKM
Golden Raw Umber – http://amzn.to/2p6JUWH
Golden Quinacridone Magenta – http://amzn.to/2qCF3g6
Golden Cerulean Blue – http://amzn.to/2pGdYLV
Art Resin – http://amzn.to/2p3SdSn

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