How to swipe - consistency, palette knives and moves for beginners & expierienced bloomers sheleeart

Welcome and Hello my artsy friends!
Thank you so much for being here. This is about the bloom swipe. Just the moves and tools not how I mix my recipe, but just in case it's written down below.

I come from traditional painting and even though I loved fluid art I always missed the 'painting' part. By learning the bloom technique and putting my own spin on it by swiping I found a way to paint.
Now after two years of experience I want to share my ideas and knowledge.

Please let me know any questions you might have. I'm still working on a simple way to communicate with you through videos and it might still seem a little....confused. But I'm learning and hope my next tutorial will be more structured.

Don't forget to practice! The more experience you gain the more control you'll have.
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The spinner I'm using is my own design and creation. Every single workstep is done by my hands and my table saw (operated by me)
I sell these on my homepage and if you want to up your game and create on big canvases, you seriously should check it out!

DISCLAIMER: It's a tool for serious artists, I always recommend getting a small , cheaper spinner to try if spinning is your thing first. After you've tried other versions, I promise you'll appreciate this guy over all of them if you work with big heavy canvasses and you spin all the time, like me.

https://winterstrom-art.com/thespinner
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I use my version of the sheleeart recipe and here is the code for 15% off, if you'd like to learn from the originator of this recipe.

sheleeart15JWS
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The wall paint I use in this is Glidden essentials 'white' in eggshell

The magic juice/Cell activator is mixed with australian floetrol. (1:1)


My Pouring medium:
Behr Dynasty deep base semi-gloss and minwax polycrylic (roughly 2:1) from Home depot
And thinning to the right consistency with JoSonja gloss varnish (Dick blick, jerys artsarama or Fluidart.co - please always check your local art store first - not the chains, if you can still find them...)


check out my instagram
  / winterstrom.art  

and my homepage
http://www.winterstrom-art.com

I'm also on TikTok

Thank you with all my creative heart!
love and kisses
J






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