THANK YOU, CARL!! Seven minutes in, and you told me why I lose some of my cells!! Thank you so much!!! OMG! Saved me so much time in my future, (ten minutes from now) pours!! Hey! I finished a black sand and a regular sand ocean wave "up onto the sandy beach" pour! I'd love to show you what you "helped" me do! Facebook? Oh, but I don't want everybody to seeeeee.......???? oh, well...

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Karen... WOW!! I am SOOO glad I could save you some time. It must be Christmas! Yay!! You can email me at cmazur1@aol.com or find me on FB @ facebook.com/carlmazurphoto or personal page at facebook.com/cmazur

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

My audio is so messed up in spots but I dont think people will care too much, it's not horrible lol... Make sure to send me those pix!

@highcliffewatchmakers1125

6 жыл бұрын

Karen Kelleher j

@ShelliAndersonArt

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Carl! Beautiful. Did I understand correctly, the white paint you used in the negative space is a Walmart house paint? And did you mix it with Floetrol?

@ShelliAndersonArt

6 жыл бұрын

Never mind! You answered my question during the video. Thank you for the information!!

I love the way you praise your work as you go!!! YES❣️👏🏻🎉🎊 Too critical of self...I nearly fainted away when my daughter said she liked my work! You encourage me 😊!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

I am so glad I could encourage you Sharon. :)

I agree I love that gloss spray thick it makes them so beautiful you're the only one I know that shows the finished product after they've been sealed everybody else just shows after their poured wet they never show the finished product so thank you for doing this

You have everything so organized. And neat to do this indoors. Inside your house. 😮

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I sure try and keep it neat.

Love your videos and your photography. I'm amazed at how neat and tidy you are when you paint!!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Maria. I wasn't always this neat, haha

I love your art! You are so inspirational and I can hardly wIt to try this method. Thank you for all the detailed instruction. You are most kind to share your knowledge.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

You are welcome Joey! I appreciate it.

Really love ❤️ that one...awesome colors. Artist Loft, will remember that. I love to hear airplanes ✈️...well I am an artist! 🤣 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Sharon you are a crack up!

I ❤️ watching you .. so laid back and not afraid if you make a mistake. 🤗

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sheila!

Carl, it was awesome watching your photos flash in the background among your hung paintings and the one your working on. You are a great artist!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Natalie. I should've dropped the PIP window but someone said the pictures were distracting. I need to just go with my gut when taking advice, ya know. :) You're too sweet

Love your videos!! Also, your space is so neat !!

2X Clear Coat is my fav, 2nd is wipe on poly my minwax.....They are never fails. Very impressed with your work...

Ur work area is sooo clean. No gloves, not worried about the leather chair, cracks me up. Really like your flowing intro.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

I've splashed paint on my TV before, haha. Only a little bit though. Thanks the intro took awhile to do

Outstanding!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Hunter!

I love watching your videos. You have a very soothing voice and beautiful paintings. I can watch when I go to bed, see beautiful paintings and relax.

@CarlMazur

3 жыл бұрын

You're too kind Sandi!

Carl you are so good and funny that inspiración, keep going what u doing

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Brenda!

Great job !!!!!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brigitte!

Turned out very nice* I do a lot of pouring myself but in the summer months I spray paint and hydrodip! On that note just s quik side note to help out a fellow artist.... when my painting has divits from silicone or what nots... before I put any finish on it, I rub foot powder in circles with a paper towel and let sit for about an hour so any oils will surface, sink into the powder and paper towel then I rinse off under the sink with a lil dawn using rubber glove cuz my fingers have natural oil. Any who, just a helpful hint. I had a painting that the divits popped through 30 days after I put a gloss varnish on it! I was like whaaaat? I'm so glad I didn't sell that one before I had a chance to fix. But after I did the powder thingy, I put 2 more coats of gloss on top. It was fine even 3 months later * I enjoy watching you make art and your odd humor is funny!

@antoniettamascitti2131

6 жыл бұрын

Mi sono innamorata di questa tecnica ,ma poiché non capisco l'inglese non capisco cosa aggiungi ai colori .Lo fai un tutorial dicendo in italiano cosa aggiungi?Grazie

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Great ideas! Thanks!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Mi piacerebbe molto fare le traduzioni, ma per qualche ragione quando lo faccio, il mio video si riduce alle visualizzazioni. È strano. Se hai bisogno di aiuto specifico scrivimi a cmazur1@aol.com in italiano e posso tradurre per te. Grazie!

Thank You for being an inspiration to not only me but all of your subscribers...watching your videos are the reason I decided to try pouring and I love it...TY and Merry Christmas!!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Nikki, that just made my Christmas Eve! Wow. What kind words and I am forever grateful to help you along on your painting journey. If I may ask, what was it that I said or did that inspired you? Was it because I make it "seem" (lol) easy but yet inexpensive? Because I give my mixes away freely? It's always interesting to me why people start something they haven't tried before because they saw something. What started my fluid fever, I was on FB and saw a video by Insider about Crystal Ma and she was doing a dirty pour. I said to myself, "I'm doing THAT!" I watched every video I could to find out how to do it. In reality... No videos were showing the mixes, the whole & complete versions, that is. They were video at high speeds "look what I did" type pours. Not enough info. I scoured more YT and found Anne Marie. She gave the most info on how and then I just went for it out in the garage. My first one sucked so bad, ha. I would like to highlight your story if I could. Send me some pour pics at cmazur1@aol.com

@nikkimartindale6906

6 жыл бұрын

Carl Mazur what really made me start watching your videos was seeing how much fun you seemed to be having while doing your pours...and how you genuinely loved showing others your techniques...I have also watched video after video on KZread before even attempting my first pour...but like you said none of them really went into alot of detail it seemed on how to mix everything except for you...and I think maybe 2 other people...but, theirs were still not as helpful as yours...I only subscribed to your channel a cpl of weeks ago so I wasnt aware that you give your mixings away for free, not many artist do that so I think that is very generous of you. I also enjoy your sense of humor in all your videos...just lightens the mood and makes it more enjoyable...I have only done 1 dirty pour so far but I have everything ready for my 2nd one tomorrow...I can't wait...I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas and Thank You for making my day. Nikki

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

That’s so awesome thank you! I’m glad you see that I’m having fun and I genuinely want others to try this. No matter how much pain their in from metal or physical this can be a stress reliever. I’ve had a cancer patient write me and tell me she started pouring because of the videos I’ve made. How rewarding! It’s all about sharing and caring and showing some love to those that are still learning and going a bit slower for them. People can always fast forward that’s the nice thing about KZread.

@nikkimartindale6906

6 жыл бұрын

Carl Mazur your right...it is a stress reliever for sure...I have a physical condition that prevents me from being able to work at all...so being able to watch these videos and learn to do something that is not only relaxing and in a way theorputic, it's also fun and enjoyable...and when your watching someone else who enjoys what he's doing and making it fun...its just that much better...Thank You and hope you have a wonderful day...

Wonderful video present for me this morning, thanx. Merry Christmas to you guys!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Merry Christmas 🎄 Mia

Love watching your work, your a great instructor. I had to Subscribe thank you for showing us your secrets to amazing pouring .😁

Wonderful !!!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Josephine!

Love your work! Merry Christmas.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dr. OKelley!

Thanks Carl! Perhaps you can tell me, since you seem to pay attention to the chemistry of things, should I make skins on paper and keep them there when I attach them to capachons and trays for jewelry ? Since the plastic does not really adhere, would freezer paper glue better, longer? I worry about selling them and having them fall apart someday.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

I cannot answer that question as I do not do jewelry or have I ever.

Super sweeeeet ♡

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks K!!!

Hey Karl, you do beautiful work. May I ask where you purchase the canvases you were using? I like the wide edge but they're usually quite pricey

Gorgeous as always! Your green white swipe with black sand is one of my favs you have done. Why not try a black and white swipe with a touch of silver or light blue with a brighter blue sand? Think it would be fantastic!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Heather you are so gracious, thank you. :) Did you happen to look through my videos for a beach scene sand pour where I used black sand on a beach scene? It's similar to what you talked about but not with black and white. I did pour blue sand on top of some black sand and then did a very light coat of night glimmer almost like a purplish color. I don't know why that video isn't more popular! The green and white swipe wasn't very good video quality but wow it sure does keep going strong lol. I wrote your idea down so maybe I will remember to do it. I wrote your name too in case I can tag you in it. I wish I had the money to hire a full time editor and I could just record pours. Some videos take about 4-5 days to do right, 5-6 hours render time and 4-5 hours upload time.

Hi Carl, can you tell me why do you finish with modpog instead of Minwax Policrylic or any other clear finish? thank you for showing , love your technich

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Elizabet, I really need to venture out to more products. I have only been using what I have found to work, and that's cheap at the JOANN store or Walmart

hi carl, just started watching your videos, kudos to you, how long do you let your painting pours dry befor you put modpodge on them

i have watched a lot of your work they are all great but i see some times you leave white paint that is not spread out and it looks lumpy does this flatten out as it drys thanks ed

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Ed, great question. That’s the silicone in the paint making the bubbled effect when it’s wet. Or like there’s little divots is what I think you’re talking about. Yes most all times those dry flat unless they’re huge. Silicone is quite tricky to work with on the backend.

this is your talent man

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks GF!

I have a question. Did you make the painting of the green and white wave? It's the one that is on a big canvas up top on the wall that is to the left of your TV. It looks like it has green squares. I would love for you to show us a better view of it. Thanks.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Yes I made that one. That was one of my first paintings that I started and I used squares as the main pieces in the painting. I should do another one of them and show everyone. Thanks Vanessa

This is really neat. You old silly 😜 you!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks

Carl wonderful work. Quick question. Can you use a used canvas, if so, what would be the process? Thank you

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

OH. HECK. YEAH you can use them!! Sometimes I prefer the ones I have messed up on or got some cracking on because they have a nice texture, feel and look to them. So once the crappy paint is really super dry and hard go ahead and get ready to pour. Sometimes I pour on it all again, some I do a stripe down the middle after painting it all with a shiny silver metallic. Its total creative freedom!

If you did coasters and could not afford resin to finish, what would you suggest to finish with that would be suitable for hot coffee cups ?

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Shirley I appreciate your question. I would not want to give you a wrong answer. I don’t know that answer. There’s a gal that does a lot of resin on KZread and her name is Chris Mathers so she might know. I don’t know if other substances that would work.

@christinematthews196

6 жыл бұрын

I used a kitchen/bathroom acrylic varnish it seems to be working. I notice even my bought commercially produced coaster don't take long for top surface to crack and mark.

Carl...if you use any other canvas then"canvas" does it need to be treated Prior to use? And is there an actual ratio for mixing the mediums? Ex: 4-1

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Most canvases bought are already gessoed. If its white it has gesso, because canvas is kinda yellow color. Some people gesso over the manufacturer gesso. My mix I use is 3 parts floetrol, 3 parts glue, 1 part acrylic gloss paint and 3 drops of silicone. 3 SMALL drops and that's it!! Stir lightly 3 small times. You should still see silicone on the top kinda greasy looking. That's perfect. Then do your pour add the silicone will react to the other paints because it is still kinda liquid. If you over stir it won't AND if you use too much silicone it will not work. Most people make the mistake of adding too much silicone on their first pours. Let me know how it goes. If you need further direction please email me at cmazur1@aol.com and I will make sure you get the help you need.

Im really impressed Carl. Im also happy you are using metallics. You really caught on to this type of painting. You have turned out neat and beautiful paintings. Not to speak of how you’ve been training newbies. Have you tried out different resins yet?I don’t know what to buy. Art resin is yellowing. So the word is out on utube.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

REALLY? Art Resin is supposed to be "the" brand right?? Huh. Yeah, I have waited to do resin until I got a few regular pours under my belt because of some it ruined when I tried as a newb. Once the holidays are over and I have some money I can order some resin and start it up. I was also gonna do some pours that ARE archival quality and show peeps the difference between using that and the cheapo stuff. BUT! I dont wanna go all fancy because people like my cheapness haha.

@lzeigler66

6 жыл бұрын

Carl Mazur Testing to see if this is where I can comment. Am addicted to your painting & comedy.

Hi Carl, LOVE the shot in shot! Would be super If you could do one pointed at canvas. Rather then two pretty much same. So we can see how it progresses as you do. .was that white paint in the tall bottle..thought it was glue or other medium (you probably said and I missed it). Have a good one!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Yes I have white paint in a bottle. I should let people know that better. ** NOTE I stopped using the walmart brand white paint. It cracks too much. I have now gone with a different brand called Amsterdam Paints or Liquitex

Great stuff they look really good! How much drying time do you allow from painting to putting the mog pog on? And are they all house paints ?

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Shelley. Since this video I stopped using Mod Podge and started using Liquitex Gloss Varnish because it’s so much better. I also stopped with the house paints because the colors weren’t as true. Not like the titanium white. I usually wait at least 5 days. It depends on the thickness of the paint. If it’s thick you should wait maybe 15 days because you don’t want wet paint underneath still curing.

So you don't wash your canvas after it dries to get rid of the silicone and just modpog over it?

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

I do not. I only use light alcohol. Sometimes I take a slightly wet rag and wipe it down after the alcohol.

Merry Christmas to you and yours and all the very best wishes for 2018. x

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Awww Thanks Emma

Would really like the camera shots above the canvas more (& longer) to see how the colors are blending. Altho Ur a handsome gent, I am watching to see the techniques.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the input MS. Sometimes that upper shot gets blurry because of my phone. Working on getting a whole new 4K setup to show real clarity. I will keep your comment in mind. :)

Hi Carl, new subscriber here. Question for you....I notice that you don't coat the whole canvas in white. With that being said, do the paints with the silicone in it not leave bare spots on the canvas? I hope that makes sense..LOL

Since you have 2 points of view an overhead one would be great too, or am I being too greedy?

Another great video Carl. Have you played around with using resins yet to cover your paintings as opposed to all the coats of Mod-Podge, and gloss paints and sealers?

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Yes I’ve used resin and it’s so beautiful to do but I’ve found resin to be a bit tricky to work with. First I wasn’t letting the paint cure. Second I needed to coat over with a light coat of sealer to seal in that darn silicone. Then mixing the resin properly was an issue too.

Waaaiw!

Hey Carl, you and my Mom should get together - you're both BLUE addicts, my least favorite color in the color spectrum. BUT...I'll never stop watching because you've helped me in so many ways with your "seasoned" advice. I thought I was neat but you've got it down to a science. I'm still looking for the Triple thick self leveling glaze but Michael's no longer sells it in a large bottle, just the size of a craft paint bottle which is way too small and pretty expensive. Happy New Year!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Oh snap! I would LOVE to try some triple thick stuff. I wonder if they have it on Amazon? Yeah....... Sorry about all the blue and sea foam green lol.

Just found your channel - in love! Obsessed! Do you have videos that talk about the kind of canvas you use (pre-gessoed cotton?) and what you do after the painting drys? Like do you seal it or what?

@TheHtryon

6 жыл бұрын

Lol jk. I got to the end of the video.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Haha, thanks Haley! Yes, all the canvases I use are pre-gessoed. The sealer I have been using as of late is Liquitex Gloss Varnish. It's a professional coating too and it dries as hard as a rock.

I've frequently heard you refer to art as being "archivist quality" and since I'm really not in the art circuit I am very curious about that. What is archivist quality art and how can you get that quality with normal materials?

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Archival quality is a term thrown around by artists that want their paintings to last a very long time without yellowing or cracking. Over time, the elmer's glue will crack and yellow. Using craft style products are mainly for learning or personal choice. So I am not using the highest quality materials and I want people to know that it's not meant to last forever. I am going to start using PVA that is archival based and products that are more inline to be considered archive quality. But, on the flipside, not everyone is able to afford those products. Some can be really expensive to learn from.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Btw, I did a few pours with archive quality PVA on the show Curious Mondo @ www.curiousmondo.com

@starcatcatherinehale1893

6 жыл бұрын

Shanna Lynn, I just read your question and thought I'd add a bit of my knowledge of the subject too, in hopes that it helps you or any others who may read this, understand better. First let me say, there is absolutely nothing wrong in using non-archival products, use what works for you and what you can afford. Second "artist quality" products, such as archival PVAc glue, usually do cost more due to the extra time and care given to create the finer product and the fact that that it is meant to endure longer. Which brings us to Archival Quality, technically, it means acid free or acid neutral. In artist terms it means all the products used to create that particular piece of art, from canvas to sealer, were all acid free or neutral. The significance of being archival quality is that you and your customers have more assurance that your work will last longer without suffering damage due to aging such as cracking, peeling, yellowing, or fading to list a few. Generally, archival quality implies that the "life expectancy" of the piece of art when displayed and/or stored properly should last for a century or more. It does get more technical in that there are differences such as Conservation grade (100% acid free) or Archival or Museum grade (acid free or acid neutral) but that's a whole other chapter, LOL Hope that helps 💗 just a note: archival glue is not that much more expensive, you can get a great quality PVAc glue from Amazon, Dick Blick, Jerry's Artarama and other places for around $30 US for a 64oz. (½gallon) jug

@shannalynn1062

6 жыл бұрын

Starcat Catherine Hale Thank you for that very detailed answer! I'm a budding watercolor artist but I'm really interested in fluid art as as well. So I'm gathering information where I can. :)

Hi, Carl I just wanted to say I think as person you do a good job with your painting love all your painting I did subscribe you .happy new Year.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. Jaun please have a Happy New Year!

@jaunredejager383

6 жыл бұрын

thank you so much, i also do artwork I did some videos of it on my youtube channel.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Cool. I will check it out!

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

I left you a comment on there. Hey if you ever need any help or whatever just ask and I can guide you with what I know

How many hours a day do you paint 🎨

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Oh hardly any. I deal with such horrible pain issues sometimes it'll take me 3 days to get the right time to paint. It's kinda frustrating to say the least.

Did you ever try having Walmart mix your primary colors in that paint to use rather than only white? I always enjoy your videos

Thank you for the demo, but I wish we could have had a top view (for the future)

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Laraine. I wish I had done a top view in this one. I dropped the ball here.

❤️

Is there a big debate about using “archival” materials?

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Yes. There’s always a debate on how long a project will last. Like yellowing, peeling, flaking or discolored

I wish you had had the camera angle above your canvas (as you usually do). I really missed seeing the cool techniques up close.

@fokelley911

6 жыл бұрын

I was referencing the first canvas.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Yes. Sorry about that. I had to let my step son borrow it for awhile. But I got it back. Seriously though, it takes so long to edit multiple cameras whew. It was kinda a nice break. Thanks for watching.

Carl, you use of multiple angles(filming) is quite good. But the PIP your putting in the upper right is distracting. It's like watching Monday Night Football or something. During the swipe on the second piece, i was begging for an overhead shot. When you asked @17:44 "see those cells?" my answer was NO! I wondered about using fishing line as a swipe tool. I definitely like your lessons and feel inspired to try.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the input. The other camera I normally use was an iphone and my step son had to borrow it. So I will get back to the overhead shots. Sorry about that.

@BlaizC

6 жыл бұрын

The PIP was also not sync'd exactly to the main picture, so it was weird watching you do the same thing a few beats apart.

it's too bad we don't see it from the top all the time but the results are great

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Renata

Loved it! put description / caption in your videos, please. would help a lot . Obrigada!

@CarlMazur

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

No close up of the second pouring.. :-(

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

My camera got screwed up there, sorry about that.

Hi. I pour and pour. And I have a lot of fun. Then you suddenly use GLUE! Why glue?

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

The glue acts as a binder to the paint and I believe it helps the cells remain better, dries faster and less cracking, and the consistency between paintings is more trustworthy. I used to get such different results it was frustrating. Now I know what to expect most the times.

@John17unityinthebody

6 жыл бұрын

Carl Mazur THANK YOU so much. Think that it's exactly what I need.

@John17unityinthebody

6 жыл бұрын

Okay! Almost all my pour paintings cracked.... UNTIL I began to add glue. THANK you, thank you, thank you.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Oh SWEEET!! Nice. I’m so glad you’ve been having success. The glue really makes a difference. Have you tried the Floetrol as well? Together they’re very consistent in creating cells and drying exactly as they look when poured. That’s also another key is the dry period.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

You can send me some pics of the paintings at cmazur1@aol.com

Carl, I’m so sorry. I did not write that nasty remark. My step grandson got hold of my cell and went into several channels and said snarky and hateful things. I’ve spent the morning trying to clean up his nastiness. He’s a genius, but mean as hell. I am very sorry. You do a fine job. I hope you and Maria have a Merry Christmas.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Haha he IS genius!! That’s okay. I’m used to getting interesting feedback on here. And I learned I shouldn’t vent even in the smallest iota on my videos. Even the smallest amount of complaining makes me sound foolish and ignorant. My grandson grabbed my ex wife’s credit card and started a Facebook Ads Account and was running ads for his Facebook Gaming Page at $500 a month. I called attention to it after I saw he had 11,000 followers in only a few months. He tried to lie his way out of it but he knew that I had him busted. He’s such an amazing kid but at that time he went through some mischievous periods. Hope your step grandson pulls through okay. I’m sure he’ll learn. It’s always good to keep me on my toes anyhow. Haha. Merry Christmas 🎄

Seeing the top of the project would way better.....

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Deborah. 🤗

Did you mean walmart house paint or just white paint? Oh I forgot. Merry Christmas to you and your family. I thot you’d be dressed up as Santa today.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

I should've explained better. It's Walmart interior/exterior semi-gloss house paint. I am not gonna use it anymore because it's just barely off in color, like a tad or hint of gray in there. I will go back to Apple Barrel brand titanium white, it's a more true white white. Yeah, I don't have a Santa costume! HAHA! Plus I taped this weeks ago lol

@carolmccollum9341

6 жыл бұрын

Carl, over the past few months of watching acrylic pour videos, I have read a number of comments regarding Apple Barrel titanium white. Many pourers have found that it can cause cracking. Have you found this to be true??

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

I personally haven’t found that problem. I’ve switched to Amsterdam white because I like it’s consistency better.

The new bob ross

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Haha, well... He will always be missed and never repeated. But he sure is fun to try repeating! LOL!

Hey Carl, i don`t have enough likes i want to give...!! love the oceans paintings too and will also try Best wishes for 2018 (¯`’•.¸*♫♪♥(✿◠‿◠)♥♫♪*¸.•’´¯) greetz from Germany

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Awe thank you Anke! :))) I want to visit Germany one day! It's so beautiful there.

@ankedusseldorferin2327

6 жыл бұрын

oh yes, good for photography :)) i visited your page, wonderful photos!! on FB i subscribed you

Well, I never dreamed he’d do something so nasty. He will likely end up a millionaire or in jail. Or both. We’ve had to put stronger passwords on everything. Again, I’m sorry.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

It's all good. We had a Merry Christmas and heck... That's what the season is all about. Love, forgiveness, caring. I would be a hypocrite if I'd say that Carl hasn't done REALLY REALLY stupid stuff myself that most of it outweighs what many would ever do or get close to. I hope he grows out of it and stuff. I'll see you on some other videos I hope.

Is this a joke?

@CarlMazur

3 жыл бұрын

At this point... My whole life is a joke!

Had to unsubscribe. Not into craft art. You don’t use those disposable cameras to take your photos. I don’t use Elmer’s for my art.

@marias.594

6 жыл бұрын

Judy Sand. You probably could have just unsubscribed and not commented. It seems that you intentionally wanted to insult Carl. He's having fun and doing something he enjoys which is a great thing.

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

As much as I want to go off right now, I will contain myself. I actually started on disposable cameras FYI. It's okay. I get it. You don't like Elmer's. People love this whole archival/non-archival war drama thing. I have said from the get go, my videos are intended to 1. Inspire 2. Inspire Ideas 3. Show beginner's or people on very limited budgets how to make fluid art 4. This is NOT archival quality 5. Simply having fun doing what I do, creating and listening to other's successes of learning. Seriously don't mind if you insult me but please don't insult artists who are learning and cannot afford a $120 bottle of archival PVA shipped to them. I'm a stepping stone is all. Sorry to see you go on terms that seem emotion driven. I wish you a very Merry Christmas regardless of what our glue/PVA standings are. -CM

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sticking up for me Maria. It's okay. I earned it. I should've never said anything about being "slammed" for using glue. People do slam me about it. Fact is... It bloody works! It might not last as long as a Picasso and that's okay. I am mostly showing ideas and techniques for beginners. Once people finally know how to make cells they can slowly venture into higher grade materials. Yes, I love doing this channel and there's no other satisfaction greater than knowing I inspired a lady with cancer to paint again, or a school teacher who didn't think she had the time, or the oil painter man who decided to give it a go even though he deals with extreme pain. Have a very Merry Christmas Maria!!

@nikkimartindale6906

6 жыл бұрын

Carl Mazur you should never have to worry about being "slammed" for anything when it comes to your wonderful work, the equipment you use do to your work or just anything you do in general...your work is amazing and I look forward to your next pouring...maybe use more "glue"...lol jk

@CarlMazur

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nikki. Criticism is key for learning no matter how hard core it is. I value everyone’s opinions. But I know what you mean. 😊