Are you curious how to mix paint “just with water” like everyone talks about? Do you wonder what the ratios are, and how you know when you’ve got your mix right?

Today I’ll show you how to mix tube paint (student- or artist-grade soft-body acrylic paint, NOT craft paint) with water to make a LOVELY thin paint that’s perfect for Dutch pours and other hair dryer pours!

I mix my paints by weight because a digital scale makes it SUPER easy to keep track of what you’re doing. But mixing paint and water can easily be done without a scale.

The key is to add the water just a little bit at a time, and mix until it is fully incorporated before adding more water. If you add too much water at once, your paint will stay lumpy and give you trouble when it’s time to paint.

The ratios I got while mixing were:
Blick Studio Acrylics - 2 parts paint to 1 part water
Master’s Touch Acrylics - 1 part paint to 1 part water
Creative Inspirations - 1 part paint to 1 part water

If you want to see how I mix paint with floetrol for most of my pours, my video is here! [ Ссылка ]

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I’m Anna, a mom of 3 living in small-town West Virginia. I’ve been fluid painting since 2019 and loving every minute!

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Intro Music: “Good Days” by Yung Logos

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