Forest Of Dean Rocks trying the paint pouring technique on rocks

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Published 2017-11-04

First attempt at the pouring paint technique on rocks with Forest Of Dean Rocks

All Comments (21)

@mavistingay5292 3 years ago

I like the way you use the wire tray over the paint pots with canvas underneath so paint not wasted. I’m just starting to do this sort of painting.
@sharonhudson4680 2 years ago

This second video was more what I was thinking.
@pippas5808 6 years ago

Love this! So simple to do and such a complex, stunning effect!
@judichristopher4604 5 years ago

BEAUTIFUL... rocks and you didn't waste the paint that ran off... You are one smart woman...
@Davy.J.Y 4 years ago

Great video, thumbs up from me. I must have a go at this on rocks / pebbles, they look fantastic.!
@theoriginalbrickburger 2 years ago

Awsome
@paintingwithpaper 6 years ago

If you add Floetrol to each paint color in a cup before you do the dirty pour,(about 25% it's a paint conditioner) it will flow better. Also, thick paint tends to crack as it dries. You can buy it at Home Depot or Lowes
@sunnyscott4876 2 years ago

Use a cheap disposable tin foil baking dish to catch the drips underneath (even if you want to use the canvas). It's not as messy and saves a lot of clean up !
@xDBXLx 6 years ago

so cool from you know who
@escapefromny2012 5 years ago

There are paints made for pouring, that are much thinner, but have a lot of pigment (so thin is not bad).
@sandwell101 6 years ago

Wow that’s a lot of paint!!! Would it be better if it was runnier? very very pretty though x
@jenifercrandell4618 5 years ago

you can add water to the thick paint to help it run smoother and also add floetrol, or any kind of hair oil, or WD40, anything that will add cells to your paint....they are still pretty the way you did them though. I watched many videos by Rick Cheadle and Rio Saress....they are pretty good with dirty pour cups on canvases. I'm sure their techniques would be just as good on rocks.
@karenhill1189 5 years ago

Floetrol is an expensive medium. PVA works just as well. 1 part paint 1 part pva glue add water to make a double cream like consistency. Paint may crack in time without pva... Great work though. Just expensive if you intend to do more.
@freyacotta4476 6 years ago

Hi Rebekah 👍there so pretty aren't they
@virginiaholliday6952 5 years ago

You need to work on your paint mix and maybe add a flow enhancer.
@maureendevlin4070 4 years ago

What can you do with the underneat of a rock pouring. X
@maureendevlin4070 4 years ago

Hya I missed the colours your done.x
@curtispollard2502 3 years ago

After making the liquid wetter via conditioner, capture runoff in cup for rocks.
@annwilliams6575 5 years ago

you should add pva glue to the paint and a few drops of silicone for paint pouring
@beanieh9132 6 years ago

Loving this.... off to find pain in my craft shed!