Working with larger paintings sometimes can be a challenge to many artists, but Jesusa Calanasan has found a successful way to produce this kind of work. In this week’s episode of fluid arts podcast, you are going to meet Jesusa and the technique she developed for larger paintings. Meeting Jesusa Calanasan Jesusa is a fluid …
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Meet Jay Haskins Jay Haskins is a British artist who lives in a town called Dartford (which is north northwest of Kent). He works as a driving instructor and originally didn’t have much time for art but after watching many YouTube videos of fluid art, he found his interest grew and became more confident in …
Art is everywhere and it depends mostly on your creativity. In this week’s episode of the Fluid Arts Podcast, you’re going to meet Pamela Kirkwood, an artist that has explored one of many acrylic pouring ideas by transforming her second hand guitar into something completely different. Given to her as a gift from her father, …
Watercolor pouring is an amazing technique and it allows us to make wonderful works of art. In this week’s Fluid Art podcast you are going to meet Leslie Lambert and her amazing work using watercolor. If you like this kind of art and are eager to learn more about her watercolor pouring techniques, then you …
Are you interested in art and painting? In this week’s episode, you are going to meet Ashley Kreiger, a person who always loved painting, and decided to start sharing her passion with other people teaching through her YouTube channel. Besides, Ashley was also able to get together two of her biggest passions in life: painting …
Do you know how to turn a simple piece of furniture into an acrylic pouring work of art? In this week’s episode, Rakhi Jha uses the dutch pour technique to turn ordinary wooden trays into beautiful pieces of art and walks us through her creative process. If you are wanting new techniques to expand your …
Introduction: Acrylic pouring can be difficult as a beginner but eventually it becomes much easier and your creativity will no longer be limited to blank canvases. In today’s episode, Zach Smithey shares how he designed his home to resemble an acrylic pour and offers advice for listeners interested in becoming full-time artists. If inspiration to …
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Introduction: As an artist, every beautiful painting that you create deserves to have a beautiful name…or does it? In today’s episode, Samantha Dexheimer explains why she initially named her recent Dutch Pour painting “Period Rush”, how she renamed it, and a few takeaways that you can start applying today. If you have ever created a …
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Introduction: Trying to recreate a painting that you noticed online can be difficult and extremely frustrating (especially during your first attempts to do so.) In today’s episode, Bobbi Willmer shares with us how she created one of her whimsical characters “Stella” using the controlled open cup pour method. If you have experienced this frustration first …
Once you become a fluid artist, anything with a flat enough surface eventually becomes an opportunity for you to turn it into a beautiful piece of art. In today’s episode, Tracy Nelson discusses what motivated her to turn her mailbox into pour, which materials she used, and some tips learned along the way for other …
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