~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SCAVENGER HUNT Begins October 31st at Noon Pacific Time Ends November 5th at Noon Pacific Time Prize $30.00 Amazon Gift Card will be drawn live November 6, 2021 Noon Pacific Time from a list of correct answers to the mask time stamps.
You must find the hidden mask that will appear for at least 15 seconds on each artist above that has $$$ in front of their name
You must be a subscriber to each artist
You must send 1 email with the time stamp of the mask to
Winner must have the correct time(within a 30 seconds) on each entry from each artist to win, COMMENT and be a subscriber to each of the artist's in the collaboration.
In the event of many correct answers, all names will be put into my hat and 1 name will be called November 6, 2021 at Noon Pacific Time LIVE on Art by Donna's channel
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Colors and Brands of Acrylic Paint Artist’s Loft White Blue Black Gold Green DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White DecoArt Americana Texture Teal green (mixed in Turquoise) Pearl White DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold Amethyst DecoArt Americana Neon Green (mixed in Turquoise) Magenta Liquitex basics Dioxazine Purple
Special thanks to YouTube Audible sound effects and music
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SCAVENGER HUNT Begins October 31st at Noon Pacific Time Ends November 5th at Noon Pacific Time Prize $30.00 Amazon Gift Card will be drawn live November 6, 2021 Noon Pacific Time from a list of correct answers to the mask time stamps.
You must find the hidden mask that will appear for at least 15 seconds on each artist above that has $$$ in front of their name
You must be a subscriber to each artist
You must send 1 email with the time stamp of the mask to
Winner must have the correct time(within a 30 seconds) on each entry from each artist to win, COMMENT and be a subscriber to each of the artist's in the collaboration.
In the event of many correct answers, all names will be put into my hat and 1 name will be called November 6, 2021 at Noon Pacific Time LIVE on Art by Donna's channel
This is not sponsored by YouTube and is sponsored by Art by Donna M ***before the gift card will be sent an email address will have to be verified as belonging to the person who is claiming the prize. you must have commented on each artist video and you must be a subscriber to each artist ***
Colors and Brands of Acrylic Paint Artist’s Loft White Blue Black Gold Green DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White DecoArt Americana Texture Teal green (mixed in Turquoise) Pearl White DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold Amethyst DecoArt Americana Neon Green (mixed in Turquoise) Magenta Liquitex basics Dioxazine Purple
Special thanks to YouTube Audible sound effects and musicCrossover Art, October 30th and 31st, 2021 Halloween Collaboration, and Scavenger HuntLee Jones, Art and Life2021-10-29 | Crossover Art, October 30 my& 31 Halloween Collaboration, 2021 Scavenger Hunt
Colors and Brands of Acrylic Paint Artist’s Loft White Blue Black Gold Green DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White DecoArt Americana Texture Teal green (mixed in Turquoise) Pearl White DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold Amethyst DecoArt Americana Neon Green (mixed in Turquoise) Megenta Liquitex basics Dioxazine Purple
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SCAVENGER HUNT PARTICIPANTS HAVE $$$ Before their name $$$ NAME
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SCAVENGER HUNT Begins October 31st at Noon Pacific Time Ends November 5th at Noon Pacific Time Prize $30.00 Amazon Gift Card will be drawn live November 6, 2021 Noon Pacific Time from a list of correct answers to the mask time stamps.
You must find the hidden mask that will appear for at least 15 seconds on each artist above that has $$$ in front of their name
You must be a subscriber to each artist
You must send 1 email with the time stamp of the mask to
Winner must have the correct time(within a 30 seconds) on each entry from each artist to win, COMMENT and be a subscriber to each of the artist's in the collaboration.
In the event of many correct answers, all names will be put into my hat and 1 name will be called November 6, 2021 at Noon Pacific Time LIVE on Art by Donna's channel
This is not sponsored by Youtube and is sponsored by Art by Donna M ***before the gift card will be sent an email address will have to be verified as belonging to the person who is claiming the prize. you must have commented on each artist video and you must be a subscriber to each artist ***#96 - Telephone Game, “Visual Conversation Continues” Collaboration,” Acrylic Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-10-03 | This is a collaboration of five artists, starting with one creating a painting and then sending only an image to the next artist, until each artist has had an opportunity to see only the image before their own in order to create the continued conversation through art. Each artist will have an opportunity to view only what the previous artist created until the premiere which will reveal the telephone game conversation taking place with each artist’s impression of the prior artist, starting with RoseM Creations. Rose M Creations also created this advertisement for the collaboration and formed the collaboration allowing this artist to participate in such an expressive form of art.
The next artist who follows RoseM Creations is Millie’s Art, then KellyMarshallArt follows before my creation, and finally, Amy’s Acrylic Artistry. It will be fascinating to see all of the creations, premiering on October 3, 2021. The following artists, their premieres, links and times are listed below. After October 3, 2021, all videos will be available at anytime by going to the artists’ links. Don’t miss the excitement of being able to see all the creations from start of the game to the end, side by side. Thank you so much for being part of this experience. Please subscribe to everyone’s channels and a great big thank you to people who have already subscribed. Giving a thumbs up, a comment, and sharing the links of each of the following artists. would also be gratefully appreciated!
Premiere October 3, 2021 12:00pm eat Rose https//YouTube.com/c/RoseMCreations
Special thanks to RoseM Creations for putting together and making this collaboration happen. Thank you my friend.
Paint Brands and Colors: (All paint has Floetrol, Liquitex Medium, and water to have consistency) Artist Loft White DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White DecoArt Americana “Neon Colors” Scorching Yellow Thermal Green Electric Blue Magenta (not Neon) Sizzling Pink Torrid Orange Process: I poured white paint over the 16x 20 inch canvas (with tape and c hooks underneath) the drizzled the individual paint colors diagonally, and using a blow dryer and an air brush, I fanned out the paint, then repeated the technique in the opposite corners. The bright Neon colors enhanced with the contrasting background, allowed the composition to express a sense of happiness (according to me). Music Special thanks to YouTube Audible Refreshing Pint, by Mark Mothersbaugh Hard to Say Goodbye, by Washed Out Shine, by Alvin Risk#95 - Sunflowers for DACEY Collaboration, Multi-Medium PaintingLee Jones, Art and Life2021-10-02 | #95 - Sunflowers for DACEY Collaboration
I am one of 12 artists from around the globe who have donated a painting creation in memory of Dacey Moore. Each creation will be auctioned off at “The Depot Restaurant” and will be on display from October 2, 2021 to October 16, 2021. Read below for more information.
My contribution in this amazing collaboration is a 16x20 inch canvas with acrylic paint, applied in various ways (palette knife, finger, rolling glass jar, small needle nose bottles, and a brushes), to create a uniquely designed Sunflower and wildflower painting. Paint, paint brands and colors vary greatly in this creation, most colors were made with multiple colors and brands, along with mixtures from recent past paint pours. Music Special thanks to YouTube Audible Back to Normal, by Judson Crane Under the Sun, by DIIV Lonely, by Michael Collins
Special thanks to Cindee Porter, who has demonstrated her love and compassion toward Darcy’s honor. Cindee is a well known artist “Cynthia Porter Studio.” Any information regarding donations and the auction process is best met by connecting with Cindee’s link below.
THE FOLLOWING IS WRITTEN BY Cynthia Porter:
Dacey Cheyenne Moore
A series of unfortunate circumstances that left her life lost. Her murder in Billings, Montana made national news December 6th 2020. It could have happened to any one of us easily at the age of seventeen.
Dacey worked at the local rescue here called Paws for life. She was vivacious and spirited. Like the dogs and horses she loved. She loved animals. She was working towards helping to get a Dog Park in our community.
I work with her Grandmother at a small rural hospital in Riverton Wy. I've known there was something I had to do. What started as one thing morphed into another. With the support, contributions of their art and hard work, the Artists listed below, have made, "Sunflowers for Dacey" a reality. My gratitudes is endless❣ Mine and their Sunflower painting are being auctioned off on Facebook in an event called "Sunflowers for Dacey Auction. HERE: fb.me/e/1Kcwsrvrs
The proceeds will go to "Dacey's Place at Rotary Park".
Please subscribe to all artists’ channels and thank you for being a subscriber Please give a thumbs up to support the artists Please share with othersGet Ready for Sunflowers for DACEY CollaborationLee Jones, Art and Life2021-09-28 | Each creation will be on display for auction at “The Depot Restuarant,” from October 2, 2021 to October 16, 2021
The making of the creations will be presented on YouTube Premiering October 2, 2021 and will be able to be viewed individually anytime through after.
Special thanks to to Holly for making the fantastic advertisement, the graphics are incredible my friend!
Special thanks to Cindee, “Cynthia Porter Studio” for pulling all these artists together for DACEY in celebration of her life and memory of her passion for nature and animals.Get Ready for “Telephone Game, Visual Conversation Continues”Lee Jones, Art and Life2021-09-27 | This is a collaboration of five artists, starting with one creating a painting and then sending only an image to the next artist, until each artist has had an opportunity to see only the image before their own is created. Then, the premiere reveals the telephone game conversation taking place with each artist’s impression of the prior artist, starting with RoseM Creations. Rose M Creations also created this advertisement for the collaboration and formed the collaboration allowing this artist to participate in such an expressive form of art. It will be fascinating to see all of the creations, premiering on October 3, 2021. The following artists, their premieres, links and times are listed. After this date, all videos will be bailable at anytime by going to the artists links. Don’t miss the excitement of being able to see all the creations from start of the game to the end side by side. Thank you so much for being part of this experience. Please subscribe to everyone’s channels and a great big thank you if you are already a subscriber. A thumbs up and a comment would also be gratefully appreciated and sharing this link and the ones that follow will also help each of the artists.
Premiere October 3, 2021 12:00pm eat Rose https//YouTube.com/c/RoseMCreations
Special thanks to RoseM Creations for putting together and making this collaboration happen. Thank you my friend.#94 - Dustpan Pour Challenge with Lee Jones, Art &Life and Amy’sCreativeAcrylics, Acrylic Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-09-11 | #94 - Dustpan Pour Challenge with Lee Jones, Art and Life and Amy’sCreativeAcrylics, Acrylic Paint Pour
This is a video about a challenge with Amy’sCreativeAcrylics, I start with a cup layered with chosen acrylic colors of paint poured onto a new dustpan then on a 20x10 inch gallery wrapped canvas. Then, Amy follows with her premiere (which can be viewed at any time if not at the time of the premiere). Initially, I poured white over the entire canvas. I also put white paint on the dustpan to reduce resistance of the paint pour. I put a strip of gold horizontally in the middle of the dustpan in hopes of gold cell development. I layered the paint in a 16 ounce cup (approximately 13 ounces). I poured the layered cup with acrylic paint, three colors I chose (Sapphire Blue, Dioxazine Purple, and Cadmium Yellow) and Amy’s colors (Neon Blue, Aqua Blue, and Magenta) with white and gold included. I layered the cup starting with white, gold, yellow, Aqua green, Neon blue, sapphire blue, magenta and dioxazine purple. After pouring the paint in a traveling ring pour, I held the dustpan over the top edge of the canvas and slowly moved the dustpan while the paint poured onto the canvas. Then, I tilted the canvas to allow the poured paint to naturally move down the tilted canvas. The final technique used was making some swirls in the paint with a broken stick. Paint and Brands Used: (All paint has Floetrol, Liquitex Medium, GAC 800, and water as needed to get appropriate consistency) Artist’s Loft White ArtMind Sapphire Blue DecoArt Americana Acrylic Paint Electric Neon Blue Magenta DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel Pure White (added to White) DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold FolkArt Color Shift Aqua Flash Green & Turquoise Brilliant Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Winsor and Newton Cadmium Yellow
Special thanks to Amy from Amy’sCreativeAcrylics for organizing this challenge and for making the advertisement for it.
Amy’sCreativeAcrylics Premiere follows mine at the above channel
Special thanks to YouTube Audible Music Shapes of Things by Michael Lockwood Pearl by Mark Mothersbaugh Summertime Rain by Little North Fork Grass Skirts by Beacon Trees Lonely by Michael Collins#94 Dustpan Pour Challenge with Lee Jones, Art & Life & Amy’s CreativeAcrylicsLee Jones, Art and Life2021-09-11 | #94 Dustpan Pour Challenge with Lee Jones, Art & Life & Amy’s CreativeAcrylics
September 11th at 9:00 Pacific time with Lee Jones, Art and Life followed by Amy’sCreativeAcrylics at 9:15#93 - Experiment Continues, Upside Down Bowl, 8 Straight Pour Cups Acrylic PaintLee Jones, Art and Life2021-08-22 | #93 - Experiment Continues, Upside Down Bowl, 8 Straight Pour Cups Acrylic Paint
This 24 inch piece of wood I cut using a jig saw is the third round and forth in a series of Upside Down Bowl Pours. This round wood has varnish on it rather then resin, as the last round wood. To continue the experiment with the effects of stretching and tilting the paint on wood with different treatments (the initial pour is #88 and is a 24x36 inch canvas) all four I have used 8 cups, which are all layered the same (in each pour, the 8 are layered the same). The Initial pour had all cups poured over the bowl in the same direction (the same direction as they were layered. This pour and the last two pours had the first four cups poured in the direction they were layered into the cup and final four poured in the opposite direction over the upside down bowl. This pour, I reversed the pouring in the first four cups and the final four were in the direction they were layered.
My hypotheses is that if I reverse the initial four cups, I will have the predominantly blue be in the first four poured cups “peddles” and then, the second four cups be reversed with the red, yellow, gold and white being predominantly showing.
The results were fascinating and now I look forward to my next video where I explain the steps and the differences I found.
Colors and Brands of Paint All paint has Floetrol Liquitex and GAC 800, and if necessary, water, in order for all paint to be the same consistency except the extender paint which is thinner in consistency to add in paint stretching across surface. Artist’s Loft and Artist’s Loft Professional White ArtMind Lemon Yellow Sapphire Blue (mixed with my mystical) and Mixed with cadmium red to make purple) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White (put into white) DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold Copper DecoArt Americana Texture Teal (added to the light green and my Mystical) Pewter (added to blue and my Mystical) Pearl Winsor & Newton Cadmium Yellow Cadmium Red Orange (red & yellow) Dark Orange (more red then yellow) Dark Red (mixed with copper)
Special thanks to YouTube Audible Music: Sierra, by Orchard Heights Illuminations, by Michael Lockwood Fol De Rol, by Clause Oak Lonely, by Michael Collins Springtime, by Jeff Babko
All my art is able to be purchased and I will commission something you can describe. My email is: leejonesartandlife@gmail.com leejonesmft@sbcglobal.net PayPal account is established along with Facebook and Instagram (having issues with a new Instagram account that is not me, so be careful).
Thank you so much for being a subscriber and if you are not, please consider it. If you consider it and decide not to become a subscriber, please let me know what I can do to change your mind. I appreciate your timand effort to provide me with some constructive criticism. I would love to have you send me a comment and let me know what you enjoy. Thank you and be safe#92 - Countdown to 100 Videos, Using an Upside Down Bowl and 8 Cups Poured on 24 Inch Wood RoundLee Jones, Art and Life2021-08-14 | #92 - Countdown to 100 Videos, Using an Upside Down Bowl and 8 Cups Poured on 24 Inch Wood Round
This 24 inch piece of wood I cut using a jig saw and I poured resin on it to experiment with the effects of stretching and tilting the paint on the slick surface of resin, using 8 cups all layered the same and four poured in one direction and four poured in the opposite direction over an upside down bowl. The results were fascinating and now I look forward to seeing what will happen if I repeat the process, and alter the direction of the cups being poured. My hypotheses is that if I reverse the initial four cups, I will have the predominantly blue be in the first four peddles and then, the second four cups be reversed with the red, yellow, gold and white being predominantly showing.
Colors and Brands of Paint All paint has Floetrol Liquitex and GAC 800, and if necessary, water, in order for all paint to be the same consistency except the extender paint which is thinner in consistency to add in paint stretching across surface. Artist’s Loft and Artist’s Loft Professional White ArtMind Lemon Yellow Sapphire Blue (mixed with my mystical) and Mixed with cadmium red to make purple) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White (put into white) DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold Copper DecoArt Americana Texture Teal (added to the light green and my Mystical) Pewter (added to blue and my Mystical) Pearl Winsor & Newton Cadmium Yellow Cadmium Red Orange (red & yellow) Dark Orange (more red then yellow) Dark Red (mixed with copper)
Special thanks to YouTube Audible Music: Shapes of Things, by Michael Lockwood Springtime, by Jeff Babko Sierra, by Orchard Heights Curly Wurly, by Clause Hellstem Fol De Rol, by Clause Oak
All my art is able to be purchased and I will commission something you can describe. My email is: leejonesartandlife@gmail.com leejonesmft@sbcglobal.net PayPal account is established along with Facebook and Instagram (having issues with a new Instagram account that is not me, so be careful).
Thank you so much for being a subscriber and if you are not, please consider it. If you consider it and decide not to become a subscriber, please let me know what I can do to change your mind. I appreciate your tine and effort to provide me with some constructive criticism. I would love to have you send me a comment and let me know what you enjoy. Please be aware of the Random Acts of Art, with a FaceBook channel (refer to video #91 for an example). Thank you and be safe#91 - Acrylic Paint Poured on a Mirror, Using a Tray, Like a Dust Pan, & Random Acts of ArtLee Jones, Art and Life2021-08-11 | #91 - Acrylic Paint Poured on a Mirror, Using a Tray, Like a Dust Pan, & Random Acts of Art 12 x 48 inch mirror and a 5x8 inch companion piece from the Olympic Collaboration as a “Random Acts of Art” I reclaimed the mirror that had been behind a door for years. After cleaning and taping the back it was ready to pour (a strip of tape was added to the front where the frame and mirror meet so paint would not run into and between this location. After the paint dried, I removed this tape and touched up a few spots where the mirror was noticeable. The paint was layered in the fashion of the rainbow colors, into a plastic tray, re-used from a holder initially for a set of tubes of paint. I had cleaned the holder prior to using it however I didn’t realize the tubes had put small wholes into the plastic and resulted in the paint leaking out. So, after pouring a little over half the way across the mirror (the twelve inch across section), I turned the tray around and after making sure there were no wholes, I layered the paint in the same manner as the first layering and then poured over the remaining space on the mirror. Then tilting to allow the paint to drip down the mirror and adding more paint to make larger, more pronounced drips, one color at a time, the paint covered about 1/4 of the total mirror. By leaving the rest of the mirror clean, it can still function as a mirror and be hung where the drips can appear to be going up, or can be hung slightly higher and be dripping down. As always, it is the owner’s choice.
The RandomActs of Art are small creations made by the Paint Posse, and left all over the globe, once found by someone, we ask they post their find on the FaceBook channel, Paint Posse, and share where they found their artistic creation. I will be leaving this one at or neat Michael's Art Supply Store, on Sisk Road, in Modesto, California, USA, . Random Acts of Art presented by The Painting Posse This Piece of Art was created by Lee Jones, Art & Life Pick Me Up, Take Me Home and Enjoy This piece of art has been left for you to have and enjoy, The Paint Posse Art Group makes art and leaves it in various locations across the Globe. Please let us know you found it and share a picture on the Facebook Page “Random Acts of Painting Posse Art.” #PAINTINGPOSSEART #RANDOMACTSOFART VIEW YOUR ART BEING CREATED ON YOUTUBE AT LEE JONES, ART & LIFE PLEASE POST A PICTURE ON FACEBOOK PAGE “RANDOM ACTS OF PAINTING POSSE ART”
Special thanks to YouTube for the audible Music Dreaming, by Helios Illuminations, by Michael Lockwood Falls, by Keith Kenniff Back to Normal, by Judson Crane Shapes of Things, by Michael Lockwood Evergreen, by Morgan Kibby
Special thanks to Rose, Amy, Nicole and Robin for being in this collaboration with me. Please view, subscribe, thumbs up, hit the notification bell, and make a comment to each of them. It helps us with the YouTube analysis and there is no cost to the viewers. We appreciate you for joining us in this fun team collaboration.
Colors and Brands of Paint All paint has Floetrol Liquitex and GAC 800, and if necessary, water, in order for all paint to be the same consistency except the extender paint which is thinner in consistency to add in paint stretching across surface. Artist’s Loft and Artist’s Loft Professional White ArtMind Lemon Yellow Sapphire Blue (mixed with my mystical) and Mixed with cadmium red to make purple) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White (put into white) DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold Copper DecoArt Americana Texture Teal (added to the light green and my Mystical) Pewter (added to blue and my Mystical) Pearl Winsor & Newton Cadmium Yellow Cadmium Red Orange (red & yellow) Dark Orange (more red then yellow) Dark Red (mixed with copper)#90 - 2021 Olympics Collaboration Five Artists and Five Ring Acrylic Pour, Gold, Silver, BronzeLee Jones, Art and Life2021-08-07 | #90 - 2021 Olympics Collaboration Five Artists and Five Ring Acrylic Pour, Gold, Silver, Bronze
This 15 inch round wood has 5 open ring pours representing the five Rings for the Olympics, and the five artists on the Collaboration Team. The artists each poured their own round creation, in 15 minute intervals, across the globe.
My piece of round wood is 15 inches and can be hung on the wall or made into a turntable after resin is cured. I sanded the wood with 250 grid sandpaper, then put a coat of aerosol spray varnish in order to allow me to keep the portion of the wood clean from paint, and enhance the composition with the organic part of the wood (exposed, rather then covered with paint). Black paint covered the remainder of the wood and the connected five rings were used as an open cup rim to pour paint into. Gold, bronze and silver were poured into the top three rings and red and blue in the bottom two rings. All rings had white, Pearl and black poured into them. The connected rings were moved slightly as the paint naturally drifted out from underneath the rings. This is a type of pouring that has a unique result. I swiped or schmeered the palette knife with Pearl on it through the center, across the gold and silver, then down through the red. The paint was stretched over the sides of the wood and all resemblance of rings were pretty much taken away. Left was the gold, bronze, silver, red white and blue. A final touch was made off camera, once partially dried, where the black that flowed over the knot was taken away. The knot, according to me, enhances the composition and overall experience of the object being nature, a piece of wood, rather then a canvas. My video used the following audio music from YouTube Blue Mountain, by Gabriel Witcher Evergreen, by Morgan Kibby Dusk, by Orchard Heights
Special thanks to Rose, Amy, Nicole and Robin for being in this collaboration with me. Please view, subscribe, thumbs up, hit the notification bell, and make a comment to each of them. It helps us with the YouTube analysis and there is no cost to the viewers. We appreciate you for joining us in this fun team collaboration.
Colors and Brands of Paint All paint has Floetrol Liquitex and GAC 800, and if necessary, water, in order for all paint to be the same consistency except the extender paint which is thinner in consistency to add in paint stretching across surface. Artist’s Loft and Artist’s Loft Professional Marine Blue Blue White ArtMind Lemon Yellow Sapphire Blue (mixed with my mystical) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White (put into white) DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold Copper Charcoal (added to the Red) Pewter (also added to the Blue) DecoArt Americana Texture Teal (added to the light green and my Mystical) Pewter (added to blue and my Mystical) Pearl Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Winsor & Newton Cadmium Yellow Cadmium Red Orange (red & yellow) Dark Orange (more red then yellow) Dark Red (mixed with Charcoal) Winsor Blue#89 - My First Year Anniversary On YouTube, Huge Acrylic Paint Pour Over My Wheelchair RampLee Jones, Art and Life2021-08-02 | #89 - My First Year Anniversary on YouTube, Huge Acrylic Paint Pour Over My Wheelchair Ramp
This is a 96x33 inch piece of wood with a side kick about 96x12 inches, to face the newly built ramp I constructed after my 27 year old ramp had started to fall apart. The colors are made with a combination of durable paint and even more pourable paint mediums and additives in order to maintain the sturdiness and beauty of the ramp.
There is part missing from the video, the part where I took apart the old ramp and rebuilt the new. I was able to save some of the 2x4s that were not affected by wear and tear of 27 years. The rest of the ramp was replaced with new wood. Pieces of 2x4s and plywood were used to re-construct the ramp. The sturdiness was enhanced with the additional piece of plywood placed over the two 4x4 foot squares of plywood 3/4 inch thick. The additional piece of wood is 1/2 inch thick and easier for me to pour onto while resting on two saw horses. Due to the size of the piece of wood several support stripes attached temporarily to the underside were required. Once poured and dried, the support strips were removed and the wood was glued and screwed to the top sides of the other two pieces of plywood, making the poured wood, the top of the ramp. Then a 1x2 inch piece of molding was painted the same blue as the trim of the house, and attached to the ramp and the side of the house. The 2x2 inch molding was also painted and then attached to the outer side of the ramp. Metal strips were nailed to the top of the wrap and the bottom of the ramp to protect the plywood where I had made a 45 degree angle cut to allow the ramp to gradually meet the thresholds.
Colors and Brands of Paint Every color had the EBP and Floetrol, the ratio to paint varied depending upon the thickness and quality of the paint in order for all paint to be thick consistent and durable. And, a teaspoon of Liquitex medium, and a teaspoon of GAC 800 was added to every 16 ounce cup of paint, paint medium and additives. Larger and smaller containers were given amounts accordingly. The color palette is from white, gold, blue and brown, with various shades of blue and brown. (Where the paint ripped from the heat (basically, drying too fast in parts), exterior paint was applied in an embellishing fashion to protect the wood, the paint, and the composition. The paint consistency is very thick and dried at various levels which will assist in preventing the paint from being slippery when wet. Two coats of aerosol varnish were applied after a week of allowing the paint to cure and cool, then the strips for support were removed and the poured piece of wood was glued and screwed to the existing part of the ramp. Brands and Colors (mixed for unique blends) Artist’s Loft Flow White Gold (make metallic shimmer beige & brown) Black (to make darker shades of blue) DecoArt Americana Texture Pearl DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold (Extreme Sheen added) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel Pure White (added to the Artist’s Loft white) Kelly More (EBP) Exterior Base Paint, made for dark colors to be more pronounced Sherman and Williams (interior) An “Oops” Beige (and used to make a darker beige) Winsor and Newton Cadmium Red (to make brown shades) Cadmium Yellow (to make brown shades) Raw Amber (to make brown shades) Aqua Marine Blue (to make blue shades) Payne’s Gray (to make blue shades)
Special thanks to YouTube Audible Music Dusk, by Orchard Heights Lonely, by Michael Collins Roof Part, by Divide by Nine Summer Rain, by Little North Fork Curly Wurly, by Klaus Hellstem Pearl, by Mark Mothersbaugh Evergreen, by Morgan Kibby Fox In The Fields, by Mark Mothersbaugh
All my art is able to be purchased and I take commission work. I hand make my wood pieces (by using different types of wood and appropriate saws and other tools, so if you want something special, animal, object, name, letter, whatever, just let me know and I’ll see what I can do. I also will resin or varnish any of my work.
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Thank you for your supportOlympic Collaboration Coming August 7th 2021Lee Jones, Art and Life2021-08-01 | Five Artists and Five rings come together to preform Round creations as a collaboration. Each artist will take their turn.
List of Artists will be listed in order of their appearance (will be added soon)
Special thanks to RoseM Creations for putting this trailer together.
I extensively sanded this wood until all the natural beauty, knots and grains, enhanced the final composition by allowing a portion of the natural wood to be free of paint “organic”. 8 acrylic layered cups have been poured over an upside down bowl with the first four being poured so as the cup of layered paint was poured down every other indent on the upside down bowl with the dark brown paint being the first to pour from the cup. The next four cups were turned around prior to pouring in order for the dark brown fina layer to be on the opposite side of the cup. This turning of the cup and then pouring gave a different appearance for the final four cups forming pedal-like formations in the composition, with a thin slice of the wood being “organic,” free of paint and showing a beautiful knot in the wood.
Colors and Brands of Acrylic Paint (All the following paint has the following added: Floetrol, Liquitex Medium, GAC 800, and Exterior Base Paint) “Mystical” is made from the following: Winsor and Newton Aqua Marine Blue DecoArt Americana Texture Teal Pewter “Dark Blue” is made from the following: AquaMarine Blue (Winsor and Newton) Raw Amber (Winsor and Newton) Black (Artist’s Loft ) Red (Winsor & Newton Cadmium Red) Yellow (Winsor & Newton Cadmium Yellow) Blue (Winsor & Newton AquaMarine Blue) Artist’s Loft White (with Satin Enamel DecoArt pure white) Blue Black ( added to Raw Amber to make darker) ArtMinds Metallic Copper DecoArt Americana Texture Pearl DecoArt Americana Metalic 24k Gold (with Extreme Sheen Gold) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Winsor and Newton Raw Amber (black added to make darker) Cadmium Red (added to yellow and blue to make Brown) Cadmium Yellow (added to Blue and Red to make Brown) Gold Aerosol Spray (unknown brand) Exterior Sherman Williams Household Acrylic Paint Beige “Spanish Sand”
Special thanks to YouTube Audio Music: “Blue Mountains,” by Gabriel Witcher “The Summit” by Hans Zimmer “Summer Time Rain” by Little North Fork
Please contact me at my email addresses if you are interested in purchasing a piece or having a piece commissioned. leejonesmft@sbcglobal.net#SHORT #86 - Shark Week, Acrylic Dump and PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-07-13 | This #SHORT video is of a paint pour I had completed while practicing a technique “Dump and Pour” where the paint and mediums are thinner and the idea is to form small Pearl like cells or I also enjoy the puppy paws (although I would think there is another name for the cell development that resembles a puppy paw print). The results actually looked like a shark emerged in water.#85 -Kaleidoscope Pomegranate Cell Development, Acrylic Roaming Rippling Pour and PullLee Jones, Art and Life2021-07-10 | #85 -Kaleidoscope Pomegranate Cell Development, Acrylic Roaming Rippling Pour and Pull
I’m playing with a a 24 x 48 inch heaven gallery wrapped canvas today and using 16 different colors of acrylic paint and I am loving the big canvas! Mina Villegas has been pouring on large canvases for the past couple of years I’ve been viewing her videos and I have attempted to make some large wood painting yet they are much heavier then the canvas so, I’m trying out the canvas. I enjoy the rainbow ring pours and this was one of the largest I have created. I layered a cup and then poured individual rings around the wondering pour to provide a unique composition. I pulled the extra poured paint with metallic Pearl with my palette knife and then I stretched until desired composition. Paint and Colors used include: ArtMind Lemon Yellow
Artist’s Loft White Blue (with green to make a single color) Green Teal (with blue to make a single color) Neon Pink Green (with charcoal to darken) Blue/Dark, Blue, and Pearl (used with diluted floetrol and water for paint extender with white and mystical paint added, Pearl swirled on top of blues (Pearl didn’t get thinned with water) DecoArt Americana Texture Pearl Pewter DecoArt Americana Metallic 24 k Gold Charcoal Berry (and added to the purple) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel Pure White GramBucker Payne’s Gray (added to the blue to darken) Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Phtheo Blue (with white added to lighten) Winsor and Newton Aquamarine Blue Cadmium Red (with Charcoal to darken) Cadmium Yellow (and combined with red for an orange) Winsor Blue (All paint has various ratios of paint mixture to Floetrol and a little bit of Liquitex medium. The amount of floetrol and paint depends on the quality of paint and thickness. Consistency in all paint in layered cup is vital for desired results)
Additional Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Under The Sun” by DIV and “Surfin’ Birthday “ by Dick Haggerty
I belong to the The Paint Posse Group of 12 artists who ha joined together with a passion to share love of art and creativity, while wanting to support and give encouragement to fellow artists and spread our passion around the world. One of the ways we are doing this, we are having “Random Acts of Art,” in each community we live in by placing pieces of our art we have created, with information attached, letting the finder know the pick up the piece of art and take it home to have. We also ask for a photo to be taken and posted on the Random Acts of Art Paint Posse Project site so that others can be looking for Random Acts of Art in their community.
Special thanks to the YouTube audible music#SHORT Last Year’s Memories, “Purple Boulder Cells, Reclaimed Wood Acrylic Pour “Lee Jones, Art and Life2021-07-07 | #SHORT Last Year’s Memories, “Purple Boulder Cells, Reclaimed Wood Acrylic Pour “
This 12x24 inch 17 year old piece of reclaimed wood is covered in various shades of Dioxazine Purple and finished with two layers of resin. 17 years ago, this was a piece of plywood that had been 48x96 inches and tried to be used to protect grass while having a Bobcat roll over it and 14 other sheets of plywood. After this piece and three others had been basically crushed, the remainder of the sheets were speared although the grass was not so fortunate. I have gradually used the sheets for many projects and have came down to the end of the sheets. I am very fond of wood that has, what I call, “character,” with knots and grain, wear and tear. This piece has a lot of character. The acrylic paint compliments the wood. Over the past year, I have discovered the beauty of the wood partially exposed enhances the overall composition of the piece of art. The Dioxazine Purple is from Liquitex Basics and the white is Artist’s Loft. The paints have Floetrol and Liquitex Medium (white has a little amount of DecoArt Americana Decor Satin Enamels pure white).
Special Thanks to YouTube Audibles “Blue Mountains” by Gabriel Witcher’s
Also, Special Thanks goes out to Artist, Sarah Mack, who has inspired me to develop skills in making the Boulder cells. She has also provided pour mediums and techniques she uses without expecting anything in return. I appreciate her and several other artists over the past year that has made me become a paint pourer. I love it. Special thanks also goes out to the following artists who have also inspired me by giving their time, knowledge, and skillful artistic abilities that has allowed me the strength and courage to continue to practice pouring even when things seem to move slowly, they and many others have lead me to a mindful state and a peaceful place. Thank you Gina DeLuca Mina Villages Heather Mader Fiona Rinse Douna The Paint Posse#84 Summer Lovin’ Weekend Waves and Dancing Dolphin, Acrylic Ring, Take Two PoursLee Jones, Art and Life2021-06-27 | #84 Summer Lovin’ Weekend Waves and Dancing Dolphin, Acrylic Ring Pours 2021 I’m the final artist in the dozen Paint Posse of wonderful Artists who have followed some guidelines to present their video one at a time over the course of Saturday and Sunday, June 26 and 27, 2021 My Paint Pour is on a 24 x 24 inch Heavy Duty Stretch Canvas. I planned on a rainbow ring pour with a second ring pour of various shades of blue, purple and white. The rainbow was planned to represent the landscape and the blues were planned to represent water and waves. Well, unfortunately the rainbow didn’t resemble landscape so I shifted my plans and had the rainbow pour be my pillow for the water and waves. I am please with the water and waves. Using a pop cycle stick, I sketched a dancing dolphin in the center of the pour. I pulled the extra poured paint with metallic gold and Pearl over the blues and the stretched until desired composition. Paint and Colors used include: ArtMind Lemon Yellow Artist’s Loft White Blue (with green to make a single color) Green Teal (with blue to make a single color) Green (with charcoal to darken) Blue/Dark, Blue, and Pearl (used with diluted floetrol and water for paint extended amounts the main two pours, Pearl didn’t get thinned with water) Behr House Paint Beige DecoArt Americana Texture Pearl Pewter DecoArt Americana Metallic 24 k Gold Copper Charcoal Berry (added to the purple) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel Pure White GramBucker Payne’s Gray Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple (with Red and Metallic Berry) Phthalocyanine Blue Winsor and Newton Aquamarine Blue Cadmium Red (with Charcoal to darken) Cadmium Yellow ( combined with red for an orange) Winsor Blue (All paint has various ratios of paint mixture to Floetrol and a little bit of Liquitex medium. The amount of floetrol and paint depends on the quality of paint and thickness. Consistency in all paint in layered cups is vital for successful results)
Additional Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Under The Sun” by DIV and “Surfin’ Birthday “ by Dick Haggerty
Thank you so much for being part of the Summer Lovin Weekend Collaboration of artists across the Globe. The Paint Posse Group has joined together with a passion to share love of art and creativity, while wanting to support and give encouragement to fellow artists and spread our passion around the world. One of the ways we are doing this, in addition to the collaborations, we are also having “Random Acts of Art,” in each community we live in by placing pieces of our art we have created, with information attached, letting the finder know the pick up the piece of art and take it home to have. We also ask for a photo to be taken and posted on the Random Acts of Art Paint Posse Project site so that others can be looking for Random Acts of Art in their community.
Here is the list of the Summer Lovin Weekend with the links so you can make sure you are able to experience all the wonderful artists during this time in history. SUMMER LOVIN’ WEEKEND COLLABORATION: Saturday, June 26th 2021 Rose 3:00 pm eastern time/ 12:00 pm pacific time youtube.com/c/rosemcreations
Lee 5:30pm eastern time/ 2:30pm pacific time youtube.com/c/LeeJonesArtandLife#83 - Rainbow Pride, Acrylic Overlapping Double Pour on Reclaimed WoodLee Jones, Art and Life2021-06-17 | #83 Rainbow Pride, Acrylic Overlapping Ring Pours on Reclaimed Wood
This Rainbow Sunset Acrylic Pour is covering a reclaimed 16x16 inch piece of plywood that shows off its unique wood grains and beautiful knot, left exposed to enhance the overall composition. I am drawn to pour on many surfaces in addition to stretched canvas, yet wood tops them all. With my passion for the sensory experience, it is my hope that the natural exposed wood also adds to your sensory experience.
Look Below for Summer Lovin’ Weekend June 26 - 27, 2021, with 12 Artists listed below with each of their video times
My Process of Pouring: Overlapping cups were used with the initial cup being layered with the rainbow colors and to get an additional appearance of water over the initial poured paint, another cup was layered with various shades of blue and then poured in the center of the initial pour. Individually, paint was poured around the the overlapping cup pours to extend the paint and to provide more eye appealing textural appearance. Using my palette knife, i pulled the various shades of blue and pearl from center toward the sides of the wood, allowing it to drop over the sides, dripping off the wood. On the turntable, I spun the wood several times to stretch the paint evengingly. Paint and Brands: (All paint has Floetrol, Liquitex medium, and water as needed)
Artist’s Loft and Artist’s Loft Professional Marine Blue Blue White ArtMind Lemon Yellow DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White (put into white) DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold Copper Charcoal (added to the Red and Green) Pewter (also added to the Blue) DecoArt Americana Texture Teal (added to the light green) Pewter (blue) Pearl GrumBucher Paynes Gray (added to the blue) Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Winsor & Newton Cadmium Yellow Cadmium Red Orange (red & yellow) Dark Orange (more red then yellow) Dark Red (mixed with Charcoal) Winsor Blue
Special Thanks to YouTube Audible for “New Roof” by Judson Crane
Lee 5:30pm eastern time/ 2:30pm pacific time youtube.com/c/LeeJonesArtandLifeSummer Lovin’ Weekend June 26-27, Paint PosseLee Jones, Art and Life2021-06-17 | This Paint Posse Collaboration is made up of twelve artists from around the world coming together to enjoy the Summer Lovin With two days of artists taking turns sharing their work
Lee 5:30pm eastern time/ 2:30pm pacific time youtube.com/c/LeeJonesArtandLife#82 - Acrylic Paint Poured Circles With a Tool Pulled Through, Sharp Contrasting ColorsLee Jones, Art and Life2021-06-07 | #82 - Acrylic Paint Poured Circles With a Tool Pulled Through, Sharp Contrasting Colors This paint pour is a 16x20 inch canvas with acrylic paint being poured in the center one color at a time until a circle about one third the size of the canvas was in the center. Then circles of paint were poured individually until nearly reaching the edges. Then mystical paint covered the remaining corners of the canvas with phthalocyanine blue was spread first. By pulling the mystical over the phthalocyanine blue, cell development was enhanced. The white and orange circle appears as flames, hence the title of the painting.
Paint and Brand (All paint has floetrol and Liquitex medium, and water as needed so that all colors are the same consistency. Artistloft White (with satin enamel) Green (with Cadmium yellow) DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold (mixture in Mystical) Amethyst (mixture in Mystical) DecoArt Americana Texture Pewter (mixture in Mystical) Teal (mixture in Mystical) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel Pure White Liquitex Basics Phthalocyanine Blue Winsor and Newton Cadmium Yellow (put into green)
Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Travel”
My email is leejonesmft@sbcglobal.net if you are interested in purchasing any painting or having one commissioned.#81 - 3D Flowers, Acrylic Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-06-01 | #81 - 3D Flowers, Acrylic Paint Pour This is an 8x10 inch canvas with Metallic and various other acrylic colors (listed below). I have been viewing more videos then pouring during this past month and I have viewed several amazing artists using this 3D Dahlia Flower technique, so I added my own twist. Making sure I give credit to those artists I have viewed using this similar technique does not lessen the admiration I have with other artists who have been amazing models for me and have been able to influence me in developing my own style. I would love to make sure I included everyone who have contributed to my abilities yet there is not enough time nor space for me to accomplish this task at this time. As for the 3D flower, I have been inspired by the following artists, listed alphabetically: Cynthia Porter Studios, Fiona Art, It’s Art By DonnaM, JB Pour Art Janja Bremec RoseM Creations.
Paint and Brands: (All paint has Floetrol, Liquitex medium, and water as needed) Artistloft White Behr House Paint Beige White DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White (put into white) DecoArt Americana Metallic Amethyst (to make Mystical) 24k Gold (on its own and to make Mystical) Charcoal (added to the Red) DecoArt Americana Texture Teal (to make Mystical) Pewter (to make Mystical) Winsor and Newton Cadmium Red
My Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Dusk” by Orchard Heights#80 - Galaxy Pour And Giveaway “May the 4th Be With You” CollaborationLee Jones, Art and Life2021-05-04 | "May the Fourth Be With You" Galaxy Pour Contest Giveaway OFFICIAL RULES:
Prizes given by "Art by Donna M"
4 winners chosen at random (One winner per prize)
What you Win: 1.My Galaxy Pour done on 5/4/2021 mailed to winner 2.$25.00USD Amazon Gift card 3.$25.00 USD Amazon Gift card 2 ounce of Australian floetrol (taken from It's Art By Donna M's stash)
How to Enter: 1. Subscribe to each Galaxy Pour Participant on YouTube 2. Comment on each Galaxy Pour Video listed in the official "May The Fourth Be With You" Give away --------------- - Official Rules: It is free to enter to win. - The contest opens at 9 AM PST on May 4, 2021 - The contest closes at 9 PM PST on May 8, 2021 - Participants must have a valid e-mail account to comment on the video for contest entry. - The winner will be chosen randomly with a YouTube comment picker at 9 AM PST on Mother's Day May 9, 2021 and will be announced on our social media the same day. If the winner has not followed the rules of the contest they will be disqualified. - The winner must contact me itsartbydonnam@gmail.com to claim their prize. We will validate you are the account holder with a keyword that must be edited into the winning comment on Its Art By Donna M's Youtube Channel on the page specified. - If the winner does not respond within 1 week they will be disqualified and a new winner will be chosen. - Any information collected will be used for the sole purpose of delivering the prize to the winner. - This contest is not sponsored by YouTube. We are solely responsible for the contest and delivering the prize to the winner. Only open to the lower 48 States of the USA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $30.00 Amazon Gift Card for one of the Official Registered Pourer's Listed Below on the Official "Galaxy Pour" May The Force Be With You" chosen randomly who follows all the rules of the contest and also gives me a list of all the names of subscribers who comments on your pour from the time the contest starts 5/4/2021(your pour) until May 8th 9pm Pacific Time ONLY FROM YOUR GALAXY POUR If you don't send me the names you will forfeit the right to be entered into the drawing. Name will be announced with the winner's of the contest on Mother's Day ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 9:00 AM Pacific Time It's Not Just Paint, It's Art By Donna M youtube.com/c/ItsArtByDonnaM
10:00 AM Pacific Time Lee Jones Art and Life https://www.youtube/c/leejones@artandlife
#80 - Galaxy Pour And Giveaway “May the 4th Be With You” Collaboration
The Galaxy Pour has been my favorite of all fluid art techniques. I have a passion for wood. This piece is about 30 years old. This collaboration opportunity has given me a chance to combined my joys into a major project. This is a Galaxy Pour with organic space (space where the wood is allowed to be exposed in all its natural beauty). I just haven’t seen it. Maybe it’s in a Galaxy Far Far Away! 20 x 24 inch piece of plywood reclaimed with varnish (Liquitex medium) prior to pour then pouring with a layered cup of acrylic paint.
Paint Brands and Names of Colors (All paint has Floetrol and Liquitex medium) Artistloft White (with Satin Enamel from DecoArt) Blue DecoArt Americana Metallic 24K Gold Silver DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White DecoArt Americana Texture Pearl Charcoal (mixed with Red) DecoArt Americana Extreme Sheen Gold (mixed in the 24k Gold) Folk Art Color Shift Pink Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Phthalocyanine Blue Phthalocyanine “Dark Blue” (mixed with Charcoal) Winsor & Newton Dark Red (mixed with Charcoal)
Special thanks to all the artists in this collaboration, especially Its Not Just Paint, It’s Art By Donna, she has organized this and is also responsible for the Giveaways!
Special thanks to YouTube Audio music: “Dreaming” by Helios .#79 - Galaxy Pour Take 2, Get Ready “May the 4th Be With You” Galaxy Pour & Give Away CollaborationLee Jones, Art and Life2021-05-03 | The Galaxy Pour has been my favorite of all fluid art techniques. I have a passion for wood and to use and re-use objects as much as possible. This collaboration opportunity has given me a chance to combined my joys into a major project. This is the second posted attempt, although I have another 6 Galaxy pours on wood with some organic space (space where the wood is allowed to be exposed in all its natural beauty). Let me know what you think of my “organic space.” I don’t think there is ever a new idea so I’m sure this one is out there, I just haven’t seen it. Maybe it’s in a Galaxy Far Far Away! 18 inch round wood with spray varnish (Winsor and Newton) prior to pour then pouring with a layered cup of acrylic paint. This is my posted attempt 2 of the Galaxy Pour for the “May the 4th Be With You”
Paint Brands and Names of Colors (All paint has Floetrol and Liquitex medium) Artistloft White (with Satin Enamel from DecoArt) Blue DecoArt Americana Metallic 24K Gold Silver DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White DecoArt Americana Texture Pearl Charcoal (mixed with Red) DecoArt Americana Extreme Sheen Gold (mixed in the 24k Gold) Folk Art Color Shift Pink Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Phthalocyanine Blue Phthalocyanine “Dark Blue” (mixed with Charcoal) Winsor & Newton Cadmium Yellow Cadmium Red Orange (red & yellow) Dark Orange (more red then yellow) Dark Red (mixed with Charcoal) Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Anytime” by Chris James “Dreamer” by Helios “From the Earth” by Judson Crane Especially Special Thanks to all the other artists, listed below, with much love and appreciate toward DonnaM who basically put this together. Please show her and the other artists how much you have enjoyed their pours by giving them a thumbs up, subscribing to their channel, and making a comment, even enter to win! Thank You so much for your time and effort. “May the Fourth Be With You" Galaxy Pour Contest Giveaway OFFICIAL RULES:
Prizes given by "Art by Donna M"
4 winners chosen at random (One winner per prize)
What you Win: 1.My Galaxy Pour done on 5/4/2021 mailed to winner 2.$25.00USD Amazon Gift card 3.$25.00 USD Amazon Gift card 2 ounce of Australian floetrol (taken from It's Art By Donna M's stash)
How to Enter: 1. Subscribe to each Galaxy Pour Participant on YouTube 2. Comment on each Galaxy Pour Video listed in the official "May The Fourth Be With You" Give away --------------- - Official Rules: It is free to enter to win. - The contest opens at 9 AM PST on May 4, 2021 - The contest closes at 9 PM PST on May 8, 2021 - Participants must have a valid e-mail account to comment on the video for contest entry. - The winner will be chosen randomly with a YouTube comment picker at 9 AM PST on Mother's Day May 9, 2021 and will be announced on our social media the same day. If the winner has not followed the rules of the contest they will be disqualified. - The winner must contact me itsartbydonnam@gmail.com to claim their prize. We will validate you are the account holder with a keyword that must be edited into the winning comment on Its Art By Donna M's Youtube Channel on the page specified. - If the winner does not respond within 1 week they will be disqualified and a new winner will be chosen. - Any information collected will be used for the sole purpose of delivering the prize to the winner. - This contest is not sponsored by YouTube. We are solely responsible for the contest and delivering the prize to the winner. Only open to the lower 48 States of the USA
6:00 Pacific Time Meta Pours Fluid Art youtube.com/c/MetaPoursFluidArt/featured#78 - Get Ready! May the Pour be with you, Galaxy Pour Take 1Lee Jones, Art and Life2021-05-01 | #78 - Get Ready! May the Pour be with You, Galaxy Pour Take One! My love for wood has found it’s way into my pours more and more lately. This Galaxy Pour is a practice pour for the May the Force be with you” Collaboration pours with 12 other artists on May the forth. I have always loved wood, from when I was too young to even know how old I was, yet old enough to have a one inch pocket knife, which 55 years ago wasn’t that shocking. I used to whittle with my grandfather while fishing, and while camping with my family. I became quite skilled at sculpting and continue to value the art. Having some of the wood be on display, “Organic Space,” rather then covering the whole piece of wood with paint. In today’s video, the wood is 14 inches across and has “organic space” initially varnished with Liquitex Gloss, applied to protect it from any accidents with paint.
Paint Brands and Colors
Artistloft flow White DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold *Amethyst Copper DecoArt Americana Extreme Sheen *Gold (mixed with 24k Gold) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White (mixed in with the White) DecoArt Americana Texture *Pearl *Pewter FolkArt Pink Shift Art Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Phthalocyanine Blue Winsor and Newton Cadmium Red Cadmium Yet *My own Mystical mixture DecoArt Americana Metallic Amethyst Teal Texture 24k Gold Pewter Texture
Special thanks to YouTube Audio music: “Anything” by Chris James “Dreaming” by Helios “From the Earth” by Judson Crane
“May the Fourth Be With You" Galaxy Pour Contest Giveaway OFFICIAL RULES:
Prizes given by "Art by Donna M"
4 winners chosen at random (One winner per prize)
What you Win: 1.My Galaxy Pour done on 5/4/2021 mailed to winner 2.$25.00USD Amazon Gift card 3.$25.00 USD Amazon Gift card 2 ounce of Australian floetrol (taken from It's Art By Donna M's stash)
How to Enter: 1. Subscribe to each Galaxy Pour Participant on YouTube 2. Comment on each Galaxy Pour Video listed in the official "May The Fourth Be With You" Give away --------------- - Official Rules: It is free to enter to win. - The contest opens at 9 AM PST on May 4, 2021 - The contest closes at 9 PM PST on May 8, 2021 - Participants must have a valid e-mail account to comment on the video for contest entry. - The winner will be chosen randomly with a YouTube comment picker at 9 AM PST on Mother's Day May 9, 2021 and will be announced on our social media the same day. If the winner has not followed the rules of the contest they will be disqualified. - The winner must contact me itsartbydonnam@gmail.com to claim their prize. We will validate you are the account holder with a keyword that must be edited into the winning comment on Its Art By Donna M's Youtube Channel on the page specified. - If the winner does not respond within 1 week they will be disqualified and a new winner will be chosen. - Any information collected will be used for the sole purpose of delivering the prize to the winner. - This contest is not sponsored by YouTube. We are solely responsible for the contest and delivering the prize to the winner. Only open to the lower 48 States of the USA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $30.00 Amazon Gift Card for one of the Official Registered Pourer's Listed Below on the Official "Galaxy Pour" May The Force Be With You" chosen randomly who follows all the rules of the contest and also gives me a list of all the names of subscribers who comments on your pour from the time the contest starts 5/4/2021(your pour) until May 8th 9pm Pacific Time
6:00 Pacific Time Meta Pours Fluid Art youtube.com/c/MetaPoursFluidArt/featured#77 - Puppy Runs the Show, Dolly & JerryLee Jones, Art and Life2021-04-14 | I had planned to make this a tour of my back yard, then Jerry decided he was going to show off how disciplined he is with me. I collect roots and use them in my art work. He helped pick this one for me. Dolly is a Boarder Colli and is 3 1/2 years old and Jerry is a little over a year old and is a German Shepard. If you didn’t notice, we spoil them and love both of them so much that they run the show. I will return to paint pouring soon.#76 - Partner Paint Pours, With Handmade Divider, using Pizza Swirling TechniqueLee Jones, Art and Life2021-04-10 | #76 - Partner Paint Pours, With Handmade Divider, using Pizza Swirling Technique
These two pours began with 8 acrylic colors poured into a divider which is viewed following the pour onto two pieces, first on a 9x12 inch wood cradle and second on its partner, an 8x10 inch canvas, using my handmade paint divider to layer and pour the paint. I waited to show the layering due to some viewers limited interest in viewing the layering process. This divider has four compartments and I made a video of first using the divider and then a tutorial of the steps involved in making the divider as I made another divider. There are two “partner pours” due to having enough paint. I started layering the divider with only half the amount it is capable of holding (capacity is 8 ounces, and I filled it with 4 ounces). After realizing I had enough paint poured onto the wood cradle, I stopped pouring and set it aside and brought out an 8x10 inch canvas that was ready in the wings. Even though they are very similar, they are unique, like most happy partners. The stretching was initially going to be spun with the turntable, yet, the “C” hooks were too unstable on the turntable and I decided to use my “Pizza Swirling Technique” one-handed and two-handed. I enjoy the similarities to cake decorating and paint pouring, this is one of those similarities, being able to swirl an object with one hand. This allows for the other hand to be involved in another task, or, just keeps the one hand consistent in its motion.
YouTube video #36 has a pour using the divider followed by a tutorial of how I made the paint divider.
Paint pouring and fluid art allows for some unpredictable outcomes and this can be useful in being mindful of how we view the process and how we engage in it.
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Paint Brands and Colors (All paint has Floetrol and Liquitex medium mixed with paint resulting in a consistency of each paint color, with the exception of the Artistloft Blue which has no additives) Artistloft Flow Blue (rubbed onto the wood with a gloved covered hand) White Blue/green/white (together) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White (1 part satin enamel into 8 parts Floetrol, 4 Parts white Artistloft, and 1 part Liquitex Medium) DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold (with Extreme Sheen Gold) Charcoal (added to the Teal) DecoArt Americana Extreme Sheen Gold (added to the 24k Gold) Sapphire Blue DecoArt Americana Texture Pearl Teal (with Charcoal to make a dark Green) Grambucher Prussian Blue Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple
Special thanks to YouTube Audio music, “Man’s Best Friend,” by Founder And “So Young At Heart” by Judson Crane
I am creating more access to PayPal, Instagram, Facebook and other popular media’s. Thank You for your support.#75 - Past, Present, Future, Acrylic Dutch PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-03-24 | #75 Past, Present, Future, Acrylic Dutch Pour
I am reflecting on when I started acrylic paint pouring on all sorts of objects, a lawnmower, weed eater, and barbecue, and the way the look now, a year later. I started this adventure, March 13, 2020, when social distancing began, as a way to pour out my gradually increasing sense of the insecurity due to the lack of predictability, the unknown and a feeling of anxiety. The more I found objects to pour, and engaged with the process, cleaning the object in preparation or pouring, getting the paints ready to layer and then to ultimately pour, the more relaxed I became. I began looking forward to staying at home and finding objects to post on YouTube that I had poured. Viewers began asking if I had videos of the pouring process, rather then just the final results. So, August 3, 2020, I began posting the pour process. My knowledge of technology is so limited that after all this time, I still struggle to get the sound, the lighting, and most of all, the object in a manner that is appealing. This is a 10x10 inch canvas with the colors listed in the video. The canvas was slightly slanted so after an hour, a portion had stretched off the canvas. Kanella Ciraco would be so disappointed with me. Even video we are reminded of the importance of leveling. I had, but I moved the canvas to be in view of the iPad that was taking a time-lapse video. Well, I think it still turned out. What do you think?
Special thanks to YouTube Audio “Summertime Rain” by Little North Fork#74 Luck of the Irish POURADE and Giveaway 2021Lee Jones, Art and Life2021-03-17 | #74 The Luck of the Irish Pourade Pour and Giveaway, 5 Pots of Gold Poured, 5 Rainbows with a Quick Surprise Ending The Luck of the Irish Pourade has the following line up (Mountain time) 10:00am Lee Jones, Art and Life 11:00am The Mouring Pour 12:00pm It’s Art by Donna M 1:00pm Amy’s Creative Acrylics 2:00pm Crafty Healing Art by Aneerah RIAZ 3:00pm 4:00 pm Cynthia Porter Studio 5:00pm Jb Pour Art Janna Bremec
Want to win a $50 Micheal’s Store Gift Certificate? Well, here is how you can win. To be eligible to win the Great Giveaway, $50 Gift Certificate for Micheal’s Store, view each of the artist’s post for today, make a comment on today’s post and give it a thumbs up, to show you like it. Enter before March 19, 2020, Friday’s cut off time. The winner will be announced by Cynthia Porter Studio on Friday My pour for this Pourade has an added surprise at the end, it’s just an added 42 second, “the one that got away,” video of an embellished beautiful green pour, that is likely to have you calling it anything other then beautiful. Please let me know what you think of it. What would be a good name? This Acrylic Paint Pour includes an octagon cradle wood and resin poured prior to pouring the paint. Having this one-of-a-kind octagon cradle wood as the base for this pour, it is truly a labor of love. I made 4 cradles at the same time, however this is the only octagon I have poured resin on prior to pouring paint. Hours have been spent making sure every step was completed to the best of my ability (I’m not a carpenters, I just love creating as much of a piece myself as possible). (Refer to below for the link to the YouTube video of making the 4cradles. I also love to reuse and recycle things and this piece is not different. I have reused an upside down bottle bottom to pour each of the five layered cups of paint “pots of gold!” There are 37 layers of paint in each 21/2 ounce “pots of gold,” yes that’s not an error, please refer below to the list of paint and brands below for all 37 layers.
#11 Video on YouTube. How to make Wood Cradles” Where I demonstrate the steps I took in creating 4 handmade octagon wood cradles. One cradle I poured resin, as an experiment to know what changes when the wood is completely sealed. I’m using it in this video in hopes of having the paint explore more movement and less resistance. I was so right, the paint extended itself for over an hour. Stretching on its own, the paint gradually and naturally self-leveled and some of the surface paint had started to dry. When this happens, even though the cradle wood octagon was level to begin with, wood can build up some sort of torque and warp or twist ever so slightly, resulting in the paint to stretch and rip in areas where the portion of the paint that had started to dry, while the paint underneath (hopefully a similar color thereby not affecting the appearance when varnish or resin is applied) stays in its place. Although some people are in pleased with ripping, or will refer to the process as cracking, I like the interaction the surface (in this case, the resin) has with the paints and way the interactions influence the overall composition can be desirable. What do you think? youtu.be/yZ5-kGYkfUo
Paint and Paint Brands (All paint has Liquitex medium and Floetrol) Artistloft flow White (satin enamel from DecoArt) Red (Charcoal from DecoArt) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White (added to white from Artistloft) Beige (added to lavender extender) DecoArt Americana Metallic 24k Gold (with Extreme Sheen) Berry Charcoal DecoArt Americana Texture Teal (with Charcoal Metallic) Pearl DecoArt Extreme Sheen 24k Gold Amethyst Aquamarine Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Prussian Blue Phthalocyanine Blue Winsor & Newton Cadmium yellow Mystical has been created from multiple colors (refer to #17 “How to Create Mystical Paint) The Pillow is made from white and beige, And here are the 37 layers. Here is the 37 Layers of Paint in the 21/2 Ounce “Pots of Gold” Each Pot is Layered the Same: 1. White 2. Gold 3. Yellow 4. White 5. Red (with Charcoal) 6. Berry 7. Dioxazine Purple 8. Amethyst 9. Aquamarine 10. Teal 11. Teal and Charcoal 12. Mystical 13. Prussian Blue 14. Dioxazine Purple 15. Red and Charcoal 16. Gold 17. White 18. Pearl 19. Dioxazine Purple 20. Pearl 21. Amethyst 22. Phthalocyanine 23. Dioxazine Purple 24. Pearl 25. White 26. Gold 27. White 28. Teal and Charcoal 29. Teal 30. Pearl 31. Aquamarine 32. Mystical 33. Dioxazine Purple 34. Phthalocyanine Blue 35. Amethyst 36. Dioxazine Purple 37. Berry 38. Red and Charcoal Paint Around the Pour, starting from the closest to the pour; Phthalocyanine Blue 1. White 2. Gold 3. Lavender drippings
Special Thanks goes to Youtube Audio Music “Sierra”by Orchard Heights#73 - Ocean and Landscape from Unique Cell Development, Acrylic Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-03-05 | #73 - Ocean & Landscape Unique Cell Development, Acrylic Paint Pour. This particular paint pour creates the appearance of an ocean with water crashing up against the landscape and water pouring over rocks. This appearance is only visual from a distance. Close up, the cells seem to be emerging into each other and layers or ribbons of the paint are able to be defined. As I made 4 attempts at layering paint on this pour, the results intrigue me. Please let me know what you think.
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I am trying to figure out how to make successful Pearl and Paw Print cells I was so excited with the previous pour, #72, that I decided to go from the 8x10 and 10x10 inch practice canvases to this 16 x 20 inch canvas. I am attempting this technique because I have been inspired by artists Dwight Pour and MelyD. They have both mastered this technique and have Youtube videos of their efforts. Both are recognized artists and have many followers. PROCESS AND STEPS TO THIS POUR: Initially, I painted the canvas with black Artistloft paint without any additives, then poured black Artistloft paint with the floetrol, Liquitex medium and water (all paint has this mixture in the paint and I have attempted to keep the consistency as close as possible), then I layered paint in a slightly distorted infinity symbol, in order to split the paint on the canvas as it is swirled around (I refer to this as my “Swirling Pizza Technique “) and the tilting stretches the paint to result in cell development and composition. Since the initial layering and tilting didn’t result in many cells, I layered it again and romped paint over the layering (this is what I have viewed from the artists using this technique. Dwight has committed on the necessary efforts to doom and pour a couple of times in order to get the cells he is desiring. I have yet to Oprah. “Pearl” cells. The Paw prints or flower, pop corn, and other names these cells are referred to, only demonstrate how interesting this technique is and pulls people toward trying it. I believe I am not copying them, I have attempted to combined my cell development that has a rainbow within it, along with the other cells. Paint is nearly impossible to duplicate even an artist who is attempting to replicate their own work has an impossible task at hand. I have nearly 30 canvases that have multiple layers of paint on them in attempt to obtain the technique to a satisfactory level. This particular one has created the appearance of an ocean with water crashing up against the landscape and water pouring over rocks. This appearance is only visual from a distance. Close up, the cells seem to be emerging into each other and layers or ribbons of the paint are able to be defined. This pour intrigues me. Please let me know what you think.
I am interested in creating art in many forms and I especially desire to create experiences through art for people to enjoy. The videos on YouTube are primarily in the form of acrylic paint pouring All my work is for sale and you can contact me via my email at leejonesmft@sbcglobal.net
PAINT AND BRANDS Artistloft flow Acrylic Black White ArtMinds Drama Queen (mixed with Pink Turmaline) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White Black DecorArt Americana Extreme Sheen Aquamarine Pink Turmaline (mixed with Drama Queen) Amethyst DecoArt Americana Metallic Charcoal 24k Glod Liquitex Basics Phthalocyanine Blue Dioxazine Purple All paint has Floetrol (American), Liquitex medium, and water to a thin consistency
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With special thanks to YouTube Audio music: “Big Sky” By Hans Zimmer#72 - Northern Lights Paint Pour,Third Time’s a CharmLee Jones, Art and Life2021-03-04 | #72 - Northern Lights Paint Pour, Third Time’s a Charm I am trying to figure out how to make success Pearl cells and this is a 9 x 12 inch wood cradle panel Paint Ana Brands Artistloft flow Acrylic Black White DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel White Black DecorArt Americana Extreme Sheen Aquamarine Pink Turmaline Amethyst DecoArt Americana Metallic Charcoal 24k Glod Liquitex Basics Phthalocyanine Blue Dioxazine Pirple
With special thanks to YouTube Audio music: “Nuestra Casa” by Yuri Liberzon#71 - Pearl and Paw Print Cell Development, Swirling Pizza Technique, Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-02-28 | #71 - Pearl and Paw Print Cell Development,Swirling Pizza Technique, Paint Pour
After many attempts with this technique, I actually enjoy this pour and can’t wait to try it again. This is an 8x10 inch canvas with Sea Glass Green Soft Gloss Acrylic paint by Artminds with a swirl of Aquamarine Blue by Liquitex Basics and 24k Gold with Extreme Sheen by DecoArt Americana Metallics. I initially covered the canvas with Artistloft Flow acrylic paint and then the other paint with Liquitex medium and Floetrol and a lot of water to make the paint consistency the same and very thin compared to my usual paint thickness.
MalyD the Artist and Dwight Pour the artist have moth inspired me for this technique.
Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Honeysuckle” by Honeyroot
Thank You and please subscribe if you have not. If you have subscribed, thank you so much for your support and I appreciate your input. Please let me know if I can present any specific information details or paint pours you are interested in having to view in the future.#70 - Tool Box with Bronze, Silver, Copper and Gold Metallic Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-02-21 | Coving this tool box with Metallic colors to enhance its sturdy Metal qualities, lasting over 45 years already, and prepared for many more. This is a 20 inch heavy duty Sears Craftsman tool box that had been used for my husband’s culinary tools for over 45 years, yet he hasn’t been a professional chef in years. I’ve been known to pour on nearly anything, I started pouring onto objects last March 2020, and decided this is going to store our tools for the house repairs (we can never find a screwdriver when we need one). And, it is a great metaphors for mindfulness tools.
Paint Brands and Colors: ArtMinds Gold Bronze Copper Artistloft Gold Silver Black DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel Black (1 tablespoon added to 8 ounces of paint and floetrol) added to black Artistloft DecoArt Americana Metallic Charcoal
All colors (except for gray as an extended) are metallic colors. I initially removed 45 years of oil, grease and rust using a 400 wet/dry sand paper, dish soap, and elbow grease. Then taped off all areas where I didn’t want paint and resin to access. I prepared the paint with Liquitex medium (just a splash in each color) and floetrol (to the same consistency of each other). The two 16 ounce cups (with about 10 ounces of recovered drippings used in the following paint pour) covered the tool box after having a “dirty pour” style of putting the paint in the cup in layered that were dropped in from about 6 inches from the cups instead of gently layering the cup as in a “ring pour,” for example. This allowed for more mixing of the colors and cell development to occur prior to pouring each cup. Tilting the tool box was a challenge yet proved to be the easiest technique to cover the box. Prior to pouring the cups, I rubbed a gray paint (same consistency as the rest of the paint), over the surface of the tool box to help the paint flow and not resist pouring. Tilting the box also assisted the paint to have striations at an angle and not just vertical stripes, which is typical when pouring an object that is not tilted. The results yelled cells, webbing, and striations as well as some vertical lines. Then, the resin was applied after the box dried for a few days. Two coats of Resin was rubbed and moved around, using my one hand, both were double gloved (in case I needed to remove the glove and still require protection). The second coat was applied 10 hours after the first coat. As time pasted, about every hour for the first several hours, I used a utility knife and ran it along the edges of the lid (tape that had been inserted in between the lid and the box) except for where the hedges were taped) did not stay and collected the resin so I removed it after the first hour. The front and center hinge also needed lots of attention in order to prevent them from having resin dry and freeze them. The lid, and any where tape needed to be removed, required the use of the blow drier to make it possible to cut through the drying resin. 91% alcohol was also used to assist in releasing the resin froze hinges. After all was cleaned and working, within the first 24 hours after pouring the resin, I applied an epoxy that sealed were the resin and metal met (around the lids metal, the front latches, and front lock hinge, and around the bottom of the boxes rim. This made sanding and resealing unnecessary and the epoxy is more efficient in keeping the resin from getting compromised over the years of use. The epoxy was painted with silver paint, no additives. Then, finally the silver was covered with three coats of Liquitex gloss varnish to protect it. The bottom of the tool box was covered in Gorilla tape, in order to protect the box from further rust and from the box scratching any surface it is placed upon. The tape is not visible unless the box is tilted enough to view the underside.
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Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Back to Normal,” by Judson Crane#69 - Grape Vines Embellished on Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-02-14 | #69 - Grape Vines Embellished on Paint Pour
In the recent past I poured in a 16x20 inch heavy galley wrapped canvas and as I viewed the dried pour, I imagined grapes on vines with a few leaves wrapping around the sides of the canvas, allowing the center of the pour to be noticeable. I have taken small clips of the process of painting the grapes, vines and leaves with gold and other metallic accents.
The process took several hours however I only videoed portions and then edited as much as I could. I would appreciate knowing if people are interested in viewing more or less of the process in the future when I embellish a paint pour.
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Special thanks to YouTube Audio music Sierras By Orchard Heights#68 -Rainbow/Unicorn Cell Series, Large Canvas, 8 Cups on Upside Down Bowl, Swirling Pizza TechniqueLee Jones, Art and Life2021-02-10 | This 24x36 inch heavy gallery wrapped canvas has 8 layered cups poured onto an up side down bowl. Having such a large canvas required mindfulness skills and the use of swirling pizza technique
Paint Pour Colors and Brand Names: Artistloft “Red” (with Charcoal from DecoArt ) “White” “Yellow” r CraftSmart Metallic Sapphire Blue DecoArt Americana Deco Metallic 24 k “Gold” “Copper” Charcoal added to red and Teal DecoArt Americana Deco Texture “Pearl” White Teal (with Charcoal DecoArt Americana metallic) “Forest Green” “Teal” GrumBrucker Prussian Blue Liquitex Basics Dioxazine “Purple” Phthalocyanine Blue “Blue”
All the paint has floetrol, with ratios varying depending on the type and thickness of paint. All the paint has Liquitex Paint Medium (for every 8 ounces of paint and floetrol combined, there is one ounce of Liquitex medium)
Below is the list in order of paint color was layered and then poured, with above italics representing the referenced paint: 1. White 2. Gold 3. Pearl 4. Yellow 5. White 6. Prussian Blue 7. Purple 8. Sapphire Blue 9. Phthalocyanine Blue 10. White 11. Tourmaline Pink 12. Red 13. Copper 14. Pearl 15. Teal 16. Forest Green 17. Prussian Blue 18. Pearl 19. White 20. Gold 21. Pearl 22. Yellow 23. White 24. Purple 25. Phthalocyanine 26. Pearl 27. Teal 28. Firs 29. Forest Green 30. Copper 31. Red 32. Tourmaline Pink 33. Pearl 34. Sapphire Blue 35. While 36. Purple 37. White 38. Phthalocyanine Blue 39. White 40. Prussian Blue 41. Copper 42. White 43. Gold 44. Pearl 45. White 46. Phthalocyanine Blue
With Special Thanks to YouTube Audio Music “Falls” by Keith Kenniff
All my paint pours are for sell. If you are interested in a purchase, or have questions, please contact me either by private message or email me at: leejonesmft@sbcglobal.net
I started video taping and posting my my completed paint pours in September 2019, and had posted four videos on Facebook before the pandemic in March 2020. From March until August 2020, I poured nearly everyday, and have poured over two hundred since then, with 68 videos being posted on YouTube since my initial YouTube post on August 2, 2020.
Thank You for your time and effort in reading this.# - 67 Bouquet of Jewel-like Cells, Mindfulness in a Single Cup Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-02-02 | Fluid Art has so many benefits that correlate with mindfulness and I share my knowledge of some of these benefits while engaging with my paint pour today. Relaxation techniques of deep breathing, re-directing, and staying in the moment are some examples of similarities between fluid Art and mindfulness. Fluid Art and paint pour are interchangeable terms to some degree, the same is true with mindfulness, attention and focusing are also generally speaking, interchangeable terms
Paint pouring remains a mystery to me. My attempt to re-create delicate transparent Unicorn, or Rainbow cells resulted in unexpected jewels glistening in an underwater current with vines wrapping themselves around the edges (my interpretation, what’s yours?). What a surprise, basically the same colors of paint, layered in a similar manner can have such a drastic difference in consequences just amazes and delights me.
Today’s date: February 2, 2021. 6 months ago, August 2,, 2020, I shared my first video paint Pour on YouTube.
This is a 20x20 inch heavy gallery wrapped canvas with a 16 ounce layered cup poured onto a pillow of white in the middle of the canvas. I have layered the paint in a gentle fashion that I believe impacts the overall results of the pour.
The layering of the cup with paint was out of view the majority of time, again. I am so sorry. Below is a list of colors and their brand names I used in this pour. Following this list, I have provided another list of the colors in the order in which I layered the paint.
Paint Colors and Brand Names: Artistloft Blue “Dark Blue” (with Deco Americana Charcoal) Blue and White “Light Blue” “Red” (with Charcoal from DecoArt ) “White” “Yellow” Crafts Art Amethyst Blue DecoArt Americana Deco Metallic 24 k “Gold” “Copper” Charcoal added to red and Blue from Artistloft “Dark Blue” DecoArt Americana Deco Texture “Pearl” White Teal (with Charcoal DecoArt Americana metallic) “Dark Green” “Teal” Liquitex Basics Dioxazine “Purple” Phthalocyanine Blue “Blue” Windsor and Newton “Aquamarine Blue”
All the paint has floetrol, with ratios varying depending on the type and thickness of paint. All the paint has Liquitex Paint Medium (for every 8 ounces of paint and floetrol combined, there is one ounce of Liquitex medium)
Below is the list in order of paint color was layered and then poured, with above italics representing the referenced paint: 1. White 2. Gold 3. Pearl 4. Yellow 5. White 6. Dark Blue 7. Purple 8. Phthalocyanine Blue 9. Red 10. Copper 11. Pearl 12. Gold 13. Yellow 14. White 15. Pearl 16. Yellow 17. Pearl 18. Aquamarine Blue 19. Dark Green 20. Teal 21. Blue 22. Pearl 23. Purple 24. Amethyst Blue 25. White 26. Teal 27. Dark Blue 28. White 29. Teal 30. Dark Blue 31. Copper 32. Red 33. White
With Special Thanks to YouTube Audio Music “Blue Mountains” by Gabriel Witcher
All my paint pours are for sell. If you are interested in a purchase, or have questions, please contact me either by private message or email me at: leejonesmft@sbcglobal.net
I started video taping my completed paint pours in September 2019, and had posted four videos on Facebook before the pandemic in March 2020. From March until August 2020, I poured nearly everyday, and have poured over two hundred since then, with 66 videos being posted on YouTube since August 2, 2020.
Thank You for your time and effort in reading this.#66 - Open Cup Pour, Mindfulness with Metallic Acrylic PaintLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-31 | #66 - Open Cup Pour, Mindfulness with Metallic Acrylic Paint
This is my first try at this floating open cup with metallic colors accented with black on a 16x20 inch canvas covered in a light gray. An example of the benefits of mindfulness are provided, with the serenity of fluid art.
This voiceover with a mindfulness perceptive in paint pours started last year when I discovered the benefits of paint pour being so easy to incorporate some of the helpful factors of being mindful.
This video provides examples of how to use paint pouring as a way to practice being mindful in a safe and comfortable environment.
Keeping in mind the importance of being balanced with our thoughts feelings and behaviors, by having the past and future being only a small portion of our present time, and the here-and-now the main focus. One way to practice staying in the here-and-now and balancing our thoughts feelings and behaviors is to engage in an activity that keeps our attention on, and re-directed to, the senses. To have the activity, for example, paint pouring, directing our attention on what is being seen, heard, felt, smelled and maybe tasted. Another sense is being open to our intuition. Listening to all these senses keeps our mind in practice of self-awareness. This practice can benefit increasing our skills when we really need them, for example when anxiety is high, this practice can lower our anxiety and increase identifying our choices, and more effectively choosing which would be most beneficial at the moment. Please subscribe to my channel, it is at no cost to you, it helps me with YouTube support, not any financial gain. I need though Paint and Brands used for this pour: Artistloft Flow Acrylic White and Black to make Gray Artistic Acrylic Paint Mars Black (with Black DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel) ArtMinds Metallic Bronze DecoArt Americana Metallic Copper 24k Gold Charcoal (part of the Teal Green) DecoArt Americana Texture Teal Dark Green made from Teal (Texture) And Charcoal (Metalic) DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel Black in the Artistloft Mars Black
All the paint has floetrol, with ratios varying depending on the type and thickness of paint. All the paint has Liquitex Paint Medium (for every 8 ounces of paint and floetrol combined, there is one ounce of Liquitex medium)
With special thanks to YouTube Audio music: “The Moment” by Robert Miller
I started video taping my completed paint pours in September 2019, and had posted four videos on Facebook before the pandemic in March 2020. From March until August 2020, I poured nearly everyday, and have poured over two hundred since then, with 65 videos being posted on YouTube. presentation style to a point where I feel more confident.
Thank You for your time and effort in reading this.# - 65 Unicorn Rainbow Cells, Single Cup Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-27 | My attempt to create delicate transparent Unicorn, or Rainbow cells has been somewhat successful with slightly changing a couple of the colors and only one cup, I have layered the paint in a gentle fashion that I believe impacts the overall results of the pour. The canvas is 16x20 inch and a little less then half the size of the previous canvas. It’s not my last attempt to create the beautiful cells from video # 63 “Big Beautiful Boulder Cells,” now referred to as Unicorn or Rainbow cells. What do you think?
The paint layering was out of the view of video taping so I have listed the colors in which they were layered. Today’s date: January 27, 2021 Paint Names: Artistloft “Blue” (with Deco America Denim Blue) Blue and White “Light Blue” “White” “Yellow” DecoArt Americana Deco Metallic 24 k “Gold” “Copper” DecoArt Americana Deco Texture “Pearl” White Teal (with Charcoal DecoArt Americana metallic) “Dark Green” “Teal” Liquitex Basics Dioxazine “Purple” Phthalocyanine Blue “Dark Blue” Windsor and Newton “Aquamarine Blue”
All the paint has floetrol, with ratios varying depending on the type and thickness of paint. All the paint has Liquitex Paint Medium (for every 8 ounces of paint and floetrol combined, there is one ounce of Liquitex medium) Below is the list in order of paint color was layered and then poured, with above italics representing the referred paint: 1. White 2. Gold 3. Pearl 4. Yellow 5. White 6. Purple 7. Copper 8. Purple 9. Dark Blue 10. Light Blue 11. Aquamarine Blue 12. Teal 13. Dark Green 14. Pearl 15. Gold 16. Copper 17. Blue 18. Gold 19. Dark Blue 20. Light Blue 21. White 22. Purple 23. Pearl
With Special Thanks to YouTube Audio Music “Blue Mountains” by Gabriel Witcher
All my paint pours are for sell. If you are interested in a purchase, or have questions, please contact me either by private message or email me at: leejonesmft@sbcglobal.net
I started video taping my completed paint pours in September 2019, and had posted four videos on Facebook between September 2019 and March 2020 when the pandemic forced me to bring my supplies home from my office and I began pouring and posting the results in Facebook since March 2020. From March until August 2020, I poured nearly everyday, and have poured over two hundred, with 65 videos being posted on YouTube since August 2, 2020. I continue to try to figure out the presentation style and editing, and improve on the selling aspects of my pours. The pours seem to be the easiest and most enjoyable part of all this process that has taken me on a new journey in my creative world.
Thank You for your time and effort in reading this.#64 - Rainbow Cells, 8 Cups of Paint Poured Around Upside Down BowlLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-25 | Unique and delicate cell development is created by taking an upside bowl and pouring 8 layered cups one at a time, over a pillow of paint on a 16x20 inch canvas.
I started video taping my whole paint pours rather then the completed piece. August 2, 2021 was my first posted video and this is my 64th. I am working hard at getting the editing and presentation style to a point where I feel more confident. Thank You for your time and effort in reading this. Today’s date: January 24, 2021 Paint Names: Artistloft “Blue” (with Deco America Denim Blue) “White” “Yellow” DecoArt Americana Deco Metallic 24 k “Gold” “Copper” DecoArt Americana Deco Texture “Pearl” White Teal (with Charcoal DecoArt Americana metallic) “Dark Green” “Teal” Liquitex Basics Dioxazine “Purple” Windsor and Newton “Aquamarine Blue” Crimson “Red” (with Mars Black, Windsor and Newton) “Raw Amber” (with DecoArt Americana Gold and Artistloft white)
All the paint has floetrol, with ratios varying depending on the type and thickness of paint. All the paint has Liquitex Paint Medium (for every 8 ounces of paint and floetrol combined, there is one ounce of Liquitex medium) Below is the list in order of paint color poured, with above italics representing the referred paint: 1. White 2. Gold 3. Pearl 4. Yellow 5. Raw Umber 6. Copper 7. Red 8. Purple 9. Aquamarine Blue 10. White 11. Gold 12. Pearl 13. Dark Green 14. Teal 15. White 16. Copper 17. Pearl 18. Yellow 19. Red 20. Purple 21. Blue 22. White 23. Aquamarine Blue
With Special Thanks to YouTube Audio Music “Image Enchancementalist” by Mark Mothersbaugh63 - Big Twin Rainbow Boulder Cells, Simultaneous Acrylic PoursLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-16 | This pour turned out to be one of my favorites so far. I’m so excited about the boulders and their subtle rainbow transparent colors. The ribbons are also incredible. I just don’t know what to call it. I could use some help. Two 20 ounce cups poured at the same time, create radiant massive boulder cells on a 24 x 36 inch heavy gallery wrapped canvas resulted in unique yet similar transparent appearance.
Paint and Colors used include: Artminds Sapphire Blue- Artistloft white Yellow Blue (with green to make a single color) Green (with blue to make a single color) Blue/Green with white (used with diluted floetrol and water for paint extended amounts the main two pours) DecoArt Americana Texture Pearl DecoArt Americana Metallic 24 k Gokd Qa Liquitex Basics Dioxazine Purple Phthalocyanine Blue Winsor and Newton Auqumarine Blue Crimson Red (with Dioxazinepure to darken) (All paint has 8 to 1 ratio of paint mixture to Liquitex medium, floetrol to paint ratio equals the paint mixture although the amount of floetrol and paint depends on the quality of paint and thickness. Consistency is vital for successful results)
Special thanks to the inspiration given to be Sarah Mack, Mina Villegas and Gina DeLucabbbn
Additional Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Soulmates” By Homay Schmitz
This fluid Art was poured at my office conference room. Since March I have been just going to pick up my mail and for a few days, I also used the conference room for pouring resin on 91 paint pours (ranging from 8x10 to 20x20 with the majority being larger sizes) in the conference room. The bedroom I am using as my office (in addition to my actual bedroom that is my home office) is not big enough to be able to move around for large pours yet it is also challenging to get all the supplies to be gone when I want to do a pour at home, or at the office. The answer would be to sell enough pours so I can afford to have double supplies and have them at both locations.
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Thank you so much for your interest in viewing my video and if you are still reading this, then thanks for reading all I wrote. Be safe# - 62 Winter Series with Icy Rapid River, Beautiful Boulder Cells, Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-15 | Rapid River rushes over and throw beautiful boulders with metallic icy hues capturing a moment in time, yet movement is subtly present. This 16xo20 inch canvas with acrylic paint Liquitex medium and floetrol as additives to increase hue and extends the quality and quantity of the paint. I used a 16 ounce plastic cup (reusable) and filled the 11 ounces by gently layering the paint by holding the cup at an angle and allowing the paint to pour down the inside of the cup starting from the rim. I usually start with white and follow with 24k gold, as I did with this pour. Then, colors were layered from dark to lighter same hue with a strong difference every third of forth color, for blending and contrasting hues.
Following Paint Colors; Artistloft flow: White Blue -mixed with green to make one color Green -mixed with blue to make one color DecoArt Americana Metallic 24 k gold Extreme sheen gold DecoArt Americana Texture Pearl White Liquitex Basics: Phthalo Blue, Prussian Blue Dioxazine Blue (just around the edges, without medium or floetrol) Raw Amber (and previously dripped paint to make a rich brown) All paint has approximately 1 ounce of Liquitex to ever 8 ounces of paint mixture (ratio of 8 to 1) (paint mixture is paint and floetrol), and floetrol is added to paint as desired thickness (many factors influence the amount of floetrol, so the main focus is consistency. For all my fluid paint creations, having each paint be as consistent as the other, results are more desirable. I layered the cup and poured it, yet the video shows the layering at the end. I have had recommendations that the time spent on layering the cup could result in having viewers stop due to lack of interest. Since I have been interested in every aspect of a pour, I believe the viewer should be able to choose to view the layering. It’s challenging to edit and reduce a video that starts as twice as pong or even longer then the final result just to have the viewer keep viewing the video. I need to find what I enjoy doing and most importantly what the viewers want to see. Ideally, I want to incorporate mindful practices within the videos yet I need to be able to complete the video more successfully before I can add another component into the already complicated process. Thank you for your patience and I’m interested in you input.
Today, I also extent appreciation and:
Special thanks to artist Sarah Mack for her inspiration in learning how to make big beautiful Boulder cell development. Of course, her other techniques and use of colors have strengthen my knowledge of paint pouring.
Special thanks to artist Mina Villegas for her inspiration to go for the big and beautiful canvases and presentation style (including HOA), makes each day start with a pleasant pour.
Special thanks to artist Kanella Ciraco who has demonstrated amazing personal growth over the past year or so, with her presentation style bringing warmth and delight as I listen and view her efforts.
Special thanks to Heather Mader for expanding my courage to try more techniques and has given me sound advice and encouragement. Her time and effort in responding to my comments has assisted me not only individually but also extending to what I give my clients.
With an added Special Thank you to artist Fiona, she has given me hope, encouragement, knowledge and a sense of belonging in the art community.
Even though I have been active in art all my life, it has only been this past year, year and a half that I have really felt confident and belong in the art groups from around the world. Tammy Anderson, Gilly Kubes, Karen Waterfall, Amazing Rory, CJ Bay, Dwightpour, Erika Art, LucusCiraco, Kathleen Miller, the list goes on. All have made such a difference.
Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Big Sky” By Hans Zimmer#61 - Stormy Clouds Above The Tree Tops Paint Pour EmbellishedLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-08 | #61 - a previously pour, using my handmade paint divider, is embellished with tree tops wrapped around the canvas edge with stormy clouds distracting the view on a 16x20 inch canvas. Please let me know what you think about adding more tree trunks and branches.
Special thanks to Heather Mader for her inspiration on her Live 2021 New Year Special with a portion about paint pours and trees. This is my unique take of the idea.
Special thanks to YouTube Audio music by Micheal Lockwood “Illuminations”#60 - Winter Tree Reverse Swipe, Paint Pour into the New Year, 2021Lee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-07 | A winter tree emerges from beneath the paint to reveal swirled blues, purples an golds, with a rich black and brown to surround the colorful tree on an 8x10 inch canvas.
Special thanks to Heather Mader, Artist, for the inspiration in making the tree paint pour in her 2021 Live New Years Special on Youtube
Also, Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Grass Skirts”by Beacon Trees#59 - Autumn Tree, Reverse Swipe Paint Pour, into the New Year, 2021Lee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-07 | An autumn tree emerges from beneath the paint to reveal swirled oranges, golds, and autumn colors, with a rich brown to surround the colorful tree on an 8x10 inch canvas.
Special thanks to Heather Mader, Artist, who inspired this autumn tree on her Live 2021 New Year Special, as well as many other creative ideas
Also special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Grass Skirts” by Beacon Trees#58 - Extreme Purple to Delicate Lavender Dutch Pour with Diagonally Blown Candy RibbonLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-05 | #58 - Extreme Purple to Delicate Lavender Dutch Pour with Diagonally Blown Candy Ribbons As the strip is blown, the ribbons are created by having the blown paint appear to flips ribbons around as it crosses the canvas. 16xo20 inch canvas with acrylic paint split diagonally from corner to corner with the Following Paint Colors; Artistloft flow: White DecoArt Americana Metallic 24 k gold Pearl white Extreme sheen pink Liquitex Basics: Phthalo Blue, Dioxazine Purple (half canvas dark purple and white added to make a lighter color for other half of canvas) All paint has ratio of paint to Liquitex medium 8 to 1, and floetrol as desired thickness. Each color was mixed in a two ounce container and about one ounce of the paint was used to pour a strip across the canvas diagonally. Then, using the blow dryer held upside down, the strip of paint was blown away from me, and as the strip is blown, the ribbons are created by having the blown paint appear to flips ribbons around as it crosses the canvas.
Special thanks to YouTube Audio music “Blue Mountains” by Gabriel Witcher#57 - Celebrating 2021 with Dolly & Jerry, Purple Paint Poured BoxLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-04 | #57 - Celebrating 2021 with Dolly & Jerry, Purple Paint Poured Box This 9x9x3 cedar wood box with slide hinges, no latch, velvet underside, and mahogany stained. The paint poured over the top was swiftly gathered from a previous pour, still having the Dioxazine purple, lightened lavender, gold and white distinctive from one another. Once poured, the turntable as spun until the paint covered each corner. As the first day of the new year past, the pour nearly dried completely. Then, carefully, the tape was removed from the sides. This box has a delicate small curved edge all around the top and where the box opens. It really adds to the sharp look of the box. There are no markings on the box to indicate it being a cigar box. These edges are where the tape stopped. I had covered the bottom with paper and tape and the sides with tape so only the curved edges have tape in order to prevent the sides from getting paint on them. The resin will be added once the paint is cured. History of collection of cigar boxes. At one point about 6 years ago, I had a friend who smoked cigars and supplied me with the beautiful variation of boxes. Some have been made into art work for clients and taken home with them once finished, some have been supply holders, and some have been pieces of art for me. Only a handful are left due to the person getting the cigars only to put them in a humidifier rather then the box and discovered they are very expensive and the cigars could be purchased without the boxes. I value the boxes more then ever. This one is the first in over a year to have paint poured on it. It looks nice and will be enhanced with resin. Dolly andJerry joined this video to bring in joy to the new year.
Special thanks to YouTube Audio music, Falls by Keith Kenniff
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Happy New Year 2021 and be safe#56 - Mindfulness & Husband is Tired of Winter, Wants Anything But Blue, Paint Pour, Happy New YearLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-03 | #56 - Mindfulness & Husband is Tired of Winter, Wants Anything but Blue Paint Pour, Happy New Year
Paint Pouring and other aspects of making this piece of art brings about a complex and balanced experience that only happens when one is in a mindful engagement with ones sensations and environment. The 48 x 24 inch wood panel that I made, from 1 x 2 inch frame, two support beams and a 48 x 24 inch panel surface sanded for hours, is beneficial for large pours, mainly no worries about pooling paint in the middle since the wood will not sag like some canvases. I cut the panel and the frame beams using a circular saw and a jigsaw. Glueing and nailing the beams to the panel secured the wood, otherwise known as a wood cradle panel. Sanding the wood with 100 grid , 150, 200, and 400 grid is a process that is relaxing.
MINDFULNESS IN WOOD PREPARATION: Being mindful of the feeling of the wood as it gradually smoothens as the sandpaper becomes smaller, sanding with the grain and being aware of the increase in heat as the friction from the rubbing is consistent. The sounds of the pattern or rhythm of the sandpaper connecting with the wood. The sight of the wood grains slowly having less pours and more distinct wood grain of light and dark, where the dark is harder and the lighter wood actually sands away more than the darker grains. The smell of the wood begins as soon as the saw cuts into the wood, and then, as the sanding improves, the smells improves, bringing about a complex and balanced experience that only happens when one is in a mindful engagement with the sensations and environment. Rubbing the green paint on the wood, using a gloved hand allows for the experience of having the paint start wet and smooth, and then end with dry and stain like. The surface required approximately three pints of paint poured and another pint slightly thinner poured around each other the three poured pints, used to assist the paint to smoothly stretch as it is tilted and masking tape on the edge in order to allow the paint build up on the sides with out spreading excessively. Rather, the paint was tilted and stretched and after all colors were spread from corner to corner, the tape was removed and the composition obtained. This wood panel and paint was much heaver then I had expected and the initial portion of the pour was completed on the turntable, then the turntable was removed. More tilting and stretching was performed until reaching desired results. Scraping the underside of the edges of the wood finalized the pour, in order to prevent the gravity from pulling too much paint off the surface of the wood. The paint took three days to dry, and will take another week to cure prior to completing the piece of art with varnish or resin. ACRYLICS PAINT BRANDS AND COLORS: Artistloft Flow: White, Blue and Green (to make turquoise), Red Artistloft Flow: Green rubbed on wood surface, as a primer DecoArt Americana Decor Metallic: 24K Gold DecoArt Americana Decor Texture: Teal Winsor & Newton Raw Umber (with Artistloft white to lighten hue) Past Pour Drips with Artistloft Red
Special Thanks goes to YouTube Audible Music: Honeysuckle by Honeyroot#55 Unique Winter Ribbons in 3D, Handmade Paint Pour DividerLee Jones, Art and Life2021-01-01 | Unique rippling formations come from a drastic shift from one very dark hue to another very light hue layered directly next to each other, resulting in a striking 3D effect. DIVIDER: I made the four compartment divider, using plastic, tape, glue, and resin. Video #36 demonstrates how I made the divider after a brief pour of the divider being used. I’m working on a divider that doesn’t include the resin and has less steps, yet remains durable. The paint is poured into the handmade compartments with 3 colors in each (up to the line I have drawn on the side of the divider that lets me know that each compartment has the same amount as the others. PAINT COLORS: (three colors in each compartment) Artistloft flow acrylic: white, (and white is added to the purple) ArtMinds: Caribbean Blue, Drama Queen Pink DecoArt Americana Texture: Pearl White, 24k Gold (with Extreme Sheen Gold) Liquitex Basic: Dioxazine Purple, Phthalocyanine Blue Paint MIXTURE: This 16x20 inch canvas is the foundation for a paint mixture formula that includes acrylic paint, Floetrol (ratio depends on paint quality and thickness) and Liquitex gloss and medium (1 to 8 ratio), with enough water for similar consistency of paint across colors. PROCESS: Each compartment is filled with three layers of color and then poured onto the canvas while the canvas is turned clockwise and the divider is turned counterclockwise on the turntable. The pour was given time to rest and actually self-stretched, and cell development occurred. Then, the canvas was tilted and paint stretched until completely covered. Once covered, the canvas was turned on the turntable for desired composition In my opinion, the most remarkable aspect of this piece is the 3 dimensional appearance from the drastic shift in colors and in ripples from the paint divider providing a unique formation on ripples from one very dark compartment layer to another very light hue directly next to the other, resulting in a striking 3D effect.
Special thanks to YouTube for providing the Audible music: “Blue Mountains,” by Gabriel Witcher
Please subscribe if you like this video, and hit the notification bell for future videos i post. There is no cost to you by becoming a subscriber. You can be public or private, meaning you decide if you want anyone else to know that you are a subscriber, and that includes me. You can read more about this privacy and its limitations in the Youtube information. I plan to have links to Instagram and other social media yet at this time I only have posts on YouTube. All my pours are for sell, and I have many more pours that are available and that have only the final pour video on Youtube. Check it out if interested. Thank You so much for all your support and encouragement as a viewer.# - 54 Winter Orchid, Five 1 Ounce Cups on Upside Down Bottle Bottom Wrecked Paint PourLee Jones, Art and Life2020-12-26 | # 54 Winter Orchid, Five 1 Ounce Cups Paint Pour with a platform made from a upside down bottle bottom in the middle of the 12 x12 inch canvas for pouring. 5, one ounce, cups layered with all the same colors are filled at the end of the video. Initially, a pillow of white paint is poured in the center of the canvas and then then bottle bottom is placed on the pillow upside down. The cups are poured individually in the grove in the bottle bottom, until all five cups are poured. The cups will dry and then be added to my twinkle lights in my back yard (twinkle lights with cups are shown in a brief video). Then, while on the turntable, slightly thinned paint is poured around the poured paint from the cups (the upside down bottle bottom is taken off the canvas once the paint drained off of it and place the holder in a water, making sure it is submerged completely. The turntable is spun a couple of times before slightly tilting and stretching the poured paint, then spun on the turntable until the pour’s composition is desired. Added gold and a drop of purple are the finishing touches for the winter orchid. The canvas has tape on the underside wood and canvas edges and 4 “c” hooks are placed in the corners to help me hold on to them while moving.
ACRYLIC PAINT COLORS; Mystical Blue, (video #17 shows how I made it) with extra Liquitex Basic
Dioxazine Purple
Artistloft flow acrylic *Metallic Gold, *Blue *White *Green Artminds *Caribbean Blue DecoArt Americana Satin Enamel *White DecoArt Americana Metallic *24k Glod *Gold * Pearl White Texture Liquitex Basics *Dioxazine Purple *Phthalo Blue
The use of the upside down bottle bottoms is to be mindful of the objects around us and to find ways to incorporate them in ways beyond the original purpose. I believe this is the definition of “reuse” and “reclaimed” items, especially when the item is to be typically discarded. When I see something that has been taken off of or away from something and is ready to be tossed, my mind instantly starts thinking about what can the item do, or be used for, that would keep it in use. I also believe this is the definition of “Out-of-the-Box” Creativity. My husband has a different belief system. He believes that in a different life, I went through the Great Depression and have a brain that focuses on conserving and preserving anything and everything, broken lawnmowers, weed eaters and barbecues to him, need to be thrown away, to me, they were perfect for paint pouring. My grandparents went through the Great Depression and they had a huge impact on my life, especially my creativity and self-confidence associated with making, building and reconstructing. I believe it wasn’t a different life, it was my childhood.
Special Thanks to the Music provided by the Audio selection on iMovie “So Young At Heart” by Judson Crane
Special thanks to Artist Tammy Anderson, Paint Pour and Fluid Artist with YouTube Channel Art By Tammy