Hi everybody, it's Deb from D&D Art Gallery. Today I have a 12 by 24 inch canvas. I'm going to be doing a Dutch pour on it. And let's go over my paints. My base coat is a combination of the Lucas Curl Studio Titanium White and Pastel Yellow. I just made it a very, very light yellow color. I didn't want to go with just the basic white today. My next color is a color I call Mysterious. And it is a combination of four different colors. A very beautiful blue color. My next paint is Amsterdam, Kwanakerdown Rose. My next paint is Artezza Rose Matter. I just started using this color and it's a very, very beautiful red color Rose Matter. My next paint is Liquid Text Basics, their Kwanakerdown Magenta. My next paint is Artezza Paint, the Prussian Green. My last paint is another Artezza Premium Color Prussian Blue. All my paints today were made to parts flow troll, one part paint, and about a quarter part GAC 800 with a squirt of Liquid Text, a gloss medium. No silicone added today and I did add water. And let's show you consistency here. I'm the thinner side because we are doing a Dutch pour. Hope you can see that. Again, on the thinner side. So what I'm going to do is stop the camera. I'm going to put down my base coat, I'll bring you back and then we'll start painting. Okay, everybody, I'm back and I am doing a voiceover for this part of the video. And I have turned my canvas as you can see, put down the base coat, and here I am just laying the paints down to start the Dutch pour. And I am putting some of the base coat around the paint that I did lay down and I gave it a quick torch. I am fast forwarding this also so you don't have to watch that much. I did end up having some issues with this blow dryer, so I switched to the world's smallest leaf blower that's called there, the little orange blow dryer I'm using. It has a special attachment on it. And here I am just blowing out those colors. And I decided I really did not like that area at the bottom, so I did replace it and put some more base coat down there. And I'm just going to redo that part. That's what's so nice about acrylic pouring that you can scrape it and redo it. Again just blowing it out now. I really do like how all these colors played together. They really did end up looking pretty nice. And still just blowing these colors out. And now I'm using another little apparatus there. I decided that I wanted to change the appearance right there, scraped it, added some different colors. Just looking at the composition and giving it a torch here. OK, everybody, here we are for our close-up. And I did work a little bit with this off camera. And I will explain all the areas I worked on. Here I'm just trying to show you the whole painting, which is kind of difficult being that it is a 12 by 24. But let's start up at the top here. And as you can see, I did blow out quite a bit more paint. I added a little more and then blew it out. Just to get the composition that I wanted, I'm just taking you right down the right hand side here. I tried to leave some negative space here and there. Some really pretty areas in here. This is really pretty in here. I just love using that rose matter, very beautiful color. And I will take you up the middle here. Just going up to the top again. And then over to the right. Pretty area in here. I really do like whispies. And here is the bottom right. So let me know what you think of this video and give me a thumbs up if you like it. Make sure you share it. Ring the bell and choose all so you know the next time that I do post a new video. If you haven't subscribed, please consider doing so. It'll help my channel grow. I have enjoyed you spending time with me today on this Dutch poor, on this 12 by 24 inch canvas. So until next time, take care, everybody. Bye for now.