Don’t MISS This! New SPACE Series! 🪐 Mystic Planet Pour + Acrylic Pouring TIPS | Abstract Fluid Art

New acrylic pouring series Hello, my creative friends! Olga Soby here, and  welcome to this new acrylic pouring video. Today   I'm starting a new series "Dancing Universe" and  it's going to be dedicated to different beautiful   cosmic and space forms: objects, planets, galaxies  and so much more. And this series is going to   be sort of a spin off my "Breaking through the  limits" series because again I'm gonna be using   different shapes. And the idea for this  new series the "Dancing Universe" came from   "Breaking through the limits" series. But instead  of using these shapes to create the 3d effect   I'm going to use them to create different  beautiful cosmic forms and objects. I am   so excited to get started with it. This is  going to be something super-super special.   So as always I will include all the supplies,  links and so much more in the description   under this video. So please check it out. And  now let's dance for the universe, let's go.   Secret message "Beauty within" is a secret message for  today's painting and it's gonna have   metaphorical and quite literal meaning. So today  I'm gonna create beautiful abstract planet.   I'm gonna use this guy. But before using it I'm  gonna create beauty in all the colors and forms   of the planet. And then I'm gonna use the  ring to separate it from the space outside.   I think it would be easier for me just to  explain what I'm doing as I go. But first of all,   let's create a planet, beautiful planet. And  I'll explain more of what I'm doing as I go.   Pouring colors of the planet So I want to create the approximate shape. Yeah, this is close enough. It doesn't need to be  perfectly round. You'll see why in a moment. And   this was a red-violet color, adding some white on  one side. So right now I'm adding colors that are   going to be colors of the planet. I want it to  be quite bright. So I prepared some red-violet,   a little bit of yellow, and also just a touch  of turquoise. It would look nice next to yellow. This is iridescent red-violet. Iridescent turquoise blue. So the first one was  turquoise green, and this is turquoise blue. Okay, this is plenty of color. Probably, even  more, than I need. So for my first go, I'm going   to blow this out. I'm going to blow this out and  then we'll proceed to next step with the ring. Blowing colors of the planet I decided just to do a little spiral with  it. Actually, this is a really neat effect.   I should do like the whole painting just  with this effect. It looks super cool. It's like a tropical storm. Yeah, I should  definitely do painting like this. But this   is not what I'm doing today. So let's mask out  this beauty within using this beautiful, this is   a huge cookie cutter if you're wondering what this  thing is. So actually I'm gonna grab my stepladder   adding ring to separate design because I want to position the ring right in  the center. I want to look from above. It's   the easiest. So for my next step, I need to push  some of this paint that's right by the ring out.   Yes, I know this looks messy and not very pretty  but don't worry. It wouldn't be like this for   too long. So this paint that I pushed out, it  can stay. But right by the ring on the border,   I want to just use the paper towel, just wipe  it a little bit to remove as much as I could.   And see I'm placing my hand over the ring  and keeping it tight. So it doesn't move.   So I definitely don't want to push it  anywhere. Okie dokie, this is good. My goodness, this is funky planet. Okay, now  here comes this color. So here I have some   Pouring color for negative space Prussian blue and Phthalo blue and a little bit  of black. So I didn't really stir those colors.   So there are layers of colors. Some lighter, some  darker. I'm gonna pour some just outside my ring.   I don't know if you can see it but  there are some lighter and darker blues.   Okay, now finally I also want  to have some blue-violet.   This is maybe too much paint but I think these  would be perfect colors, color combo for...   just for space, for the interstellar  space. Okay, let's blow this out. Blowout negative space colors Perfect. See the fact that  I pushed some paint out,   so I had some white and some pink and some  other colors when I blew it out - it all over   mix. There are pops of lighter colors and  it looks absolutely perfect and gorgeous. I definitely used too much paint on my space  around. You can see I blew off quite a bit. Should definitely use less  next time but this paint can be   scraped to the cup and by all means, reused. This is looking perfect. So finally, before adding, before removing  the ring I am gonna add some stars on the   Adding stars to my Cosmos space around. So I'm just pouring out some  white. I'm gonna use my fan brush. I'm   just deeping it a little bit, and  let's sprinkle some of the stars.   I want to show you a really cool effect. So if  you take the blow dryer and blow on stars in   one section, you need to do it everywhere.  But let's do it right here, for example.   See it looks like falling stars. I don't know  comets or something I think it definitely adds   to this floating space effect. Removing the ring All right let's remove the ring.  Oh so excited about how it's going   to look. So I'm using just anything  with a pointy end to pop the film.   Because due to surface tension the film  is formed when you're lifting the ring. Ta-da! Isn't it awesome? I love it. So I see a little bit  of paint did escape from here   but that's fine. I'm not gonna do it right now.  I'm not gonna fix it now. I think I'll just   work on it. I'll just touch up over the  dry painting. Because if I'm gonna start   doing anything with it now I will very likely  mess it up. I also want to change this here. So we're working with fluid acrylics. Of course, a  little bit of paint is very likely to... The paint   will try to level out as it dries. Especially  within first half an hour or so, one half an   hour to an hour. I can already see that some of  the paint here, it's shifting - that's fine. This   can easily be touched up. It's no big deal  when it's dry. That's why we used dark color   around it. So it's very easy to touch it up when  it's dry. I think another really important thing   about this technique is to have very leveled  painting, very leveled surface you're working on.   I love it so much. Okay, I'm gonna put it on  my drying shelf. Let's see how dry. So we'll be   right back. You guys, keep watching! Okay, here  it is dry. It's so beautiful. I must say that it   Touching up dry painting dried a little less perfect than I anticipated. So  one part of my sphere, of my planet has shifted a   little bit. And I can actually see exactly which  color gave me this effect. So I'm going to touch   it up. And otherwise, it's beautiful, the colors  are gorgeous, I love all the transparency in my   negative space. You see how all these layers dry.  So how we're going to do next step? So here I have   prepared a little bit of color, the same one as  I used here. So this is mix of Prussian blue and   Phthalo blue, so Phthalo blue and black. So we're  gonna position our circle like this. This is good.   And now I can see that on the side here one part  is sticking out. So I'm just gonna paint over it. Phthalo blue is a very transparent color. So  I will definitely need to do a couple layers   to cover up some of that white.  Because it's so transparent.   I also think I want to fill in a little  bit here and maybe a little bit here   just to make this a little bit more even.  To fill in inside again I'm positioning my   shape over so I can use it as a guideline  to see where I need to add in that color. I'm dipping, I'm blending the  color that I used for my outline   into colors that are inside. So it looks more  natural and more blended in with the rest of   the painting. It doesn't look like something  that was added after. So it all looks united. You can always blow with a straw on small  areas to overmix some colors. So you don't   have to always use the brush to  blend them in. You can actually   use your fluid art techniques even in small areas.  I'm sharing some amazing tips with you, guys,   here today. Hope you're enjoying this tutorial  and if you do please give this video a like.   Super easy way to support this  channel, and thank you in advance. For your touch up if you're using some of the  colors right out of the tube you might notice the   difference in the sheen between the dry paint the  dry painting and those touch-up areas that you do.   That's totally fine because when you cover  your painting with varnish or with epoxy resin   like I'm going to do for this beauty it will  unify the sheen, and it will not be noticeable   if some of the colors are a little  bit more glossy or matte than others. So I added a little bit of  color here as well because   I felt like the dark part in the section just  wasn't contributing to the overall sphere,   proper lighting of the sphere. Just I'm trying  to make it look more 3d and this part needs to   be highlighted, and this part should be darker  but not straighter black in the middle of it. So,   of course, it will dry darker because I use some  magentas and violets and they do dry transparent.   So this section will get darker. This is looking  good. So once all this is going to be dry   I'm going to place my sphere again and we'll add  some stars just the same way as I did them before   with the fan brush and white paint. I'll just  sprinkle some here to fill in that darkness.   And this beauty is going to be ready for the next  step - for the resin. So keep watching and I will   show you fully finish and dry result. Hey guys,  so here it is all dried finished, covered with   finish and gorgeous Mystic Planet a layer of epoxy. And, oh my God! What a cosmic  beauty! I think it turned out absolutely amazing!   What do you think? And I added some shiny pigments  for even more stars to my resin. So you can see   all sparks and just blinks. Check this out,  you can especially see them against the light   as well as some of the iridescent colors that  I used in my flow. And for my resin application   including the stars I have a super exciting  news. So currently I'm working on a course.   Yes, a new course in which I'm going to teach you  all about how I apply epoxy resin to my paintings.   This is going to be absolutely packed with all  my tips, insights, troubleshooting, and all   the amazing info so that you can also create  beautiful flawless finish on your paintings.   So if you want to sign up to my email list  to be notified about when the course is out,   what's going to be included, the early bird sale,  and all this good stuff - the link is going to be   in the description under the video. So check it  out. With this beautiful mystic planet, I really   love all the movement. There is such a gorgeous  movement inside here, and of course in my negative   space. So all this is really in balance with each  other. I really love it and I love this beautiful   lacing, and the colors of this planet  definitely pop nicely. I hope that you   are as excited about this new series as I am.  So much to explore. So stay tuned for that. A   lot more awesome interesting tutorials coming,  up, and if you haven't yet definitely subscribe.   I'm sure you would love all the creative  ideas. And use hashtag #dancinguniverseart   if you will share your beautiful creation  in the style on social media so that I can   find it. I'm looking forward to hearing from you!  Please let me know how do you like the outcome?   How do you like this new series? I'll chat with  you in the comments down below. And just a quick   reminder that right now we have a big project  happening for raising the money and if you would   like to donate or just learn more about it, about  our goals, about our mission - I will also include   the information in the description under this  video. So please check it out. And thank you so   much for watching! Take care, stay creative,  and I'll see you in the next one! Bye-bye!