Beautiful Seascape Using Swipes & Blooms In Blues & Metallics. Tips Below In Details

In this swipe I used 3prts Floetrol to 1prt paint & added some water. If you've watched any of my previous videos you can definitely tell the difference in how fluid my paint is in this one. I will be honest I really wanted to try this way because I see so many others using this consistency for swipes. After this painting I have to say I still prefer the thicker paint. I feel like with using the thicker mixture (3prts Floetrol/1prt paint, no water added) has many benefits. 1. It gives you more control of where your design ends up. 2. Your Aussie swipes are not going to get distorted as easily. 3. The paints being on the thicker side will help prevent your colors to mix & get muddy. 4. Colors stay vibrant instead of looking dull. 5. I've realized I loose/waist so much less paint when its thicker. I use thick paints for every paint pouring method except Pearls & an open cup. In the next few weeks I will show the difference between the thicker & thinner paints in a Dutch Pour/Deconstructed bloom. Thanks for watching & Peace & Love to You ALL! Hi there all of you amazing people out there in the world. My name is Lisa Raquel with L. Raquel Artistry. I live in the panhandle of sunny Florida. I am a Woman that has fallen in love, with Fluid Art Painting that is! Everything about it from mixing the paints to perfecting all the different techniques. My favorite is combining techniques or even trying something new to get different results. I want to share my love with all of you. Not only am I going all in on Youtube but all social media platforms. As well as venturing into selling my art at a local art market and opening an etsy store. Im just getting started with all of this so please be patient as I learn the ropes and thank you for being here to start this journey with me!!! Lets make a messy masterpiece! L. Raquel Artistry