No Housepaint Blooms over GLASS! Home Decor Art

Welcome! To another edition of home decor, functional fluid art pieces! This form of fluid art makes my life so much more fun and interesting. Figuring out how and where to incorporate my art into every day objects that I can see and use every day breaths new life into my creativity! In this video, I am revamping tired, old plant stands, making them new again. I've owned these and 2 larger ones, as a set, for about 15ish year. They certainly have seen a lot of use! Now it's time to make them beautiful again while keeping them simple.
The color palette I put together was inspired by the colors I've threaded throughout my home. My favorite neutral color is gray, neither warm nor cool. That is balanced with lighter and darker shades of the same tone with added pops of rich, vibrant colors like teal, navy and purple. I didn't add purple to these pieces but I have added it to an upcoming project that I'm working on.
I am using my standard no housepaint bloom recipe which consists of 1 part gloss gel medium to 4 parts American floetrol. I add just enough distilled water to achieve the perfect consistency which will vary depending of the technique. My cell activator is 1 part amsterdam paint to 3 parts Australian floetrol.
The colors used are as follows:
This Little Piggy pigments in aquamarine and seaglass
Pearlx Duo blue green pigment
Amsterdam prussian blue
Amsterdam phthalo blue and green mixed equal parts
Amsterdam sap green with Windsor and Newton payne's gray and a small amount of Amsterdam oxide black=smokey deep green
Amsterdam pearl violet and titanium white are my 2 cell activator colors.
And finally, I use Magic Resin tabletop formula for all my coatings! They did not sponsor my videos, I get nothing from them to promote their products. If that changes, I will let you know.
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