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I Tried New PVA Glue as a Pouring Medium! 🤍💙 Mixing, Recipes & Stunning Results

In this video, I'm putting Mont Marte Clear PVA Glue to the test and using it for a blown acrylic pour on an 8-inch round convex canvas. For my pouring medium, I mixed: 🔹 70% Mont Marte Clear PVA Glue 🔹 30% Water I also used my favorite recipe for creating lacing and cells — my pearl white mixture: 🔹 1 part Vallejo Pearl Medium 🔹 1 part Titanium White 🔹 3 parts pouring medium For the painting, I created a puddle of colors separated by the pearl white mixture and then blew the paint using a 3D-printed attachment designed for blowing paint. I love how the paint spread and transformed into these delicate blue, white and subtle earthy patterns. The finished piece almost looks like frozen water, coral, or an underwater landscape. ❄️🌊 This was also a fun little experiment to see how this PVA glue behaves as a pouring medium and how it works together with my pearl white mixture. ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨ #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #AcrylicPour #AcrylicPouringTechnique #FluidArtPainting #PVAGlue #AcrylicPouringExperiment #BlownAcrylicPour #AcrylicPouringCells #AcrylicPouringLacing #FionaArt

In this video, I'm putting Mont Marte Clear PVA Glue to the test and using it for a blown acrylic pour on an 8-inch round convex canvas. For my pouring medium, I mixed: 🔹 70% Mont Marte Clear PVA Glue 🔹 30% Water I also used my favorite recipe for creating lacing and cells — my pearl white mixture: 🔹 1 part Vallejo Pearl Medium 🔹 1 part Titanium White 🔹 3 parts pouring medium For the painting, I created a puddle of colors separated by the pearl white mixture and then blew the paint using a 3D-printed attachment designed for blowing paint. I love how the paint spread and transformed into these delicate blue, white and subtle earthy patterns. The finished piece almost looks like frozen water, coral, or an underwater landscape. ❄️🌊 This was also a fun little experiment to see how this PVA glue behaves as a pouring medium and how it works together with my pearl white mixture. ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨ #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #AcrylicPour #AcrylicPouringTechnique #FluidArtPainting #PVAGlue #AcrylicPouringExperiment #BlownAcrylicPour #AcrylicPouringCells #AcrylicPouringLacing #FionaArt

I Tried New PVA Glue as a Pouring Medium! 🤍💙 Mixing, Recipes & Stunning Results

I Turned Dried Paint Drips Into a Magical World! 🌈🎨 What do you see in a dried paint drip? 👀✨ I started noticing tiny animals, flowers, faces, creatures, and all kinds of strange little shapes hidden in the leftover drips from my acrylic pouring paintings. Instead of throwing them away, I decided to collect them and turn them into something completely new! For this project, I arranged dozens of dried acrylic paint drips on a black canvas, creating my own colorful little world. Each piece is unique, and the fun part was deciding where every tiny shape should go. 🎨🦋🌸🐾 This is a different kind of fluid art experiment—part acrylic pouring, part collage, and part imagination. There was no strict plan… just following the shapes and seeing where they took me. ✨ A great reminder that even leftover paint can become art! Do you see any animals or other creatures hiding in the finished painting? Let me know what you can spot in the comments! 👇😊 If you enjoy acrylic pouring, fluid art experiments, creative recycling, and relaxing art projects, don't forget to subscribe to Fiona Art for more colorful experiments! #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #AcrylicArt #PaintDrips #CollageArt #MixedMediaArt #fionaart Dripps are from this acrylic pour painting: https://youtu.be/QAvgpajVrHU ✨ BECOME A CHANNEL MEMBER 🔗 Join here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrFjmXnRujuOmZX6uX1l3SQ/join ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨

I Turned Dried Paint Drips Into a Magical World! 🌈🎨

🕸️🎃 A Spiderweb Strainer, fluorescent paints, and a little spin… let the magic happen! 💚🧡🌀 In today's fluid art experiment, I'm creating a bold, psychedelic flower using a Spiderweb Strainer Acrylic Pour technique! I combined black and white with fluorescent violet, green, and orange acrylic paints to create a dramatic, Halloween-inspired design with a mesmerizing flower-like pattern. The process is simple but exciting! I poured paints through the spiderweb strainer and then removed the strainer and spun the paint to reveal this unusual, almost otherworldly flower. The contrast between the dark background and those vivid fluorescent colors gives the painting a playful, slightly spooky vibe. 🎃🌸 Tell me in the comments: Does this painting remind you of a Halloween flower, a psychedelic mandala, or something from another galaxy? 🪐 🎨 MY POURING MEDIUM RECIPE: I used Elmer's Glue-All mixed with water as my pouring medium. • Pouring medium: 70% Elmer's Glue-All + 30% water • Paint mixture: 1 part acrylic paint + 1 part pouring medium • Final adjustment: Add water gradually until you reach the desired pouring consistency. This is another experiment in acrylic pouring and fluid art, where simple tools and unexpected movements can create fascinating patterns. I love exploring new ways to use paint and discovering what happens when I let the colors flow! If you enjoy acrylic pouring, experimental painting techniques, colorful fluid art, and creative DIY art ideas, you're in the right place. 💚 Subscribe to Fiona Art for more acrylic pouring experiments, unusual tools, colorful creations, and relaxing fluid art inspiration! 👍 If you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up and share your thoughts in the comments. Your support means a lot! Thank you for watching, and happy pouring! 🎨💚🧡 #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #SpiderwebStrainer ✨ BECOME A CHANNEL MEMBER 🔗 Join here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrFjmXnRujuOmZX6uX1l3SQ/join ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨

Spiderweb Strainer Acrylic Pour 🕸️ Psychedelic Halloween Flower! 🎃

What happens when you layer the paints in a split cup in the opposite direction? 🤔🎨 For this acrylic pouring experiment, I used a two-chamber split cup and deliberately layered my colors in opposite ways inside the chambers. Then I used the split cup to create a wandering straight pour, allowing the colors to move, twist, and blend across the canvas. The combination of deep blues, purples, burgundy, and shimmering gold created a flowing, almost river-like effect that I definitely wasn't expecting. 💙💜✨ I love these little fluid art experiments because sometimes a small change in the process can completely change the painting! Watch until the end to see how the finished piece turned out. ❤️ If you enjoy acrylic pouring,, fluid art experiments, and relaxing paint movement, don't forget to subscribe to Fiona Art for more! 🎨 ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨ #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #SplitCupPour #AcrylicPour #WanderingPour #AcrylicPainting #FionaArt

I Reversed the Layers in My Split Cup… Look What Happened! 💙💜✨

What happens when you combine a flower-shaped cup, beautiful acrylic colors, napkin and a little pearl magic? 🌸 In this video, I'm trying a Reverse Flower Dip technique using Elmer's Glue-All as my pouring medium — and the final flower turned out full of delicate petals, lacing, cells, and shimmering color. The process is surprisingly simple: 🎨 Pour the black base onto the canvas 🌸 Place a flower-shaped dessert cup upside down 💜 Pour the colors onto the bottom of the cup ✨ Add Pearl White or metallic paint between the colors to create beautiful petal lacing 🌸 Carefully remove the cup 🪵 Use a skewer to gently shape the petals 🤍 Place a paper napkin or towel over the paint 🌷 Slowly lift each corner, leaving the center for last 🔥 Torch gently to remove air bubbles and activate the pearl and metallic paints And then… the flower blooms! 🌸 If you enjoy relaxing fluid art, acrylic pouring and experimental techniques, I hope you'll enjoy watching this one come together. 💜 What would you call this flower? 🌸 Let me know in the comments! ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨

You Won't Believe This Napkin Trick! 🌸 Reverse Flower Dip

Sometimes, keeping things simple is exactly what a painting needs. 🎨✨ For this acrylic pour, I wanted to see what would happen with a split cup and a few flowing ribbons of color over a rich teal base. No complicated techniques or elaborate tricks—just layered paint, movement, and a little bit of letting go. As the ribbons stretched across the canvas, the colors began to create beautiful flowing patterns that reminded me of ocean currents or layers of moving water. The finished painting has a modern, minimalist feel, while still being full of movement and detail. I really love how the simplicity of the process turned into something so dynamic. 💙💚💛 If you enjoy acrylic pouring, fluid art, and relaxing paint experiments, I hope you'll enjoy watching this one come together. 🎨 Technique: Split Cup / Ribbon Pour Pouring Medium: Elmer’s Glue-All Colors: • Phthalo Turquoise • Prussian Blue • Aqua Flash • Quinacridone Nickel Azo Gold • Azo Yellow Medium • Pearl White mixture • Black Thank you for watching and supporting Fiona Art! ❤️ I'd love to know what this painting reminds you of. ✨ BECOME A CHANNEL MEMBER 🔗 Join here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrFjmXnRujuOmZX6uX1l3SQ/join 🖼️ INTERESTED IN MY ART? My original paintings are now available to purchase! You can browse the collection here: https://www.artbyrozzi.com/collections/fiona-art The Modular Split Cup is an essential tool for creating unique fluid art designs. Its customizable compartments allow you to experiment with color combinations and achieve incredible effects. 🖌️ Ready to try it yourself? Visit https://fluid-art.co/ to purchase your own Modular Split Cup and start creating your masterpiece today! 🛍️✨ ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨ #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #SplitCupPour #AcrylicPour #RibbonPour #AbstractArt #PourPainting #FionaArt

I Kept It Simple… and I LOVE the Result! 💙💚💛 Split Cup Ribbon Acrylic Pour

One dip… two paintings. How does that work? 🎨 Today I’m experimenting with the Double Dip technique—using two canvases and a small amount of paint to create two paintings at once. The fun part is that you don't really know what you'll get until you pull the canvases apart. The paint creates its own patterns, movement, and little surprises. Technique: Double Dip Pouring Medium: Elmer’s Glue-All Colors: • Cerulean Blue • Phthalo Turquoise • Prussian Blue • Aqua Flash • Quinacridone Nickel Azo Gold • Azo Yellow Medium • Pearl White mixture • Black I love techniques like this because they leave enough room for the paint to take over and do something unexpected. And the best part? Two finished paintings from one pour! ✨ ✨ BECOME A CHANNEL MEMBER 🔗 Join here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrFjmXnRujuOmZX6uX1l3SQ/join 🖼️ INTERESTED IN MY ART? My original paintings are now available to purchase! You can browse the collection here: https://www.artbyrozzi.com/collections/fiona-art ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨

One Dip, Two Paintings! 🌿🎨 Easy Double Dip Acrylic Pour

No Paint Wasted! ♻️🎨 Turning Leftovers into Fluid Art What do you do with the leftover paint from previous acrylic pours? Don’t throw it away! 😍 For this painting, I gathered scrape-off and leftover acrylic paints from my previous projects and gave them a second life. Instead of mixing up a fresh palette, I decided to experiment with what I already had and used a hairdryer to create the composition. I had no exact idea of how this one would turn out, and that's one of the things I love most about fluid art—the paint often has its own plans! 🎨✨ ♻️ Reuse • Experiment • Create • No Paint Wasted If you enjoy acrylic pouring, fluid art, paint experiments, and relaxing creative processes, I hope this video inspires you to look at your leftover paint a little differently. 💙 Thank you for watching and creating with me! ❤️ Fiona Art ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨

Don’t Throw Away Your Leftover Paint! ♻️🎨This Acrylic Pour Surprised Me!

I started this painting with a simple plan: a classic acrylic blowout using a hairdryer. But this time, the paint had other ideas… 😅🎨 The colors weren't flowing the way I imagined, so instead of starting over, I decided to keep experimenting — adding more color, blowing the paint out again, and seeing where the process would take me. At one point, I even poured clear pouring medium directly onto the canvas, and that unexpected step created beautiful transparent layers and depth within the painting. 🌊✨ Once the painting had dried, I added a few finishing touches with a brush — and somehow, all the chaos transformed into an abstract fantasy landscape. This is one of those fluid art experiments that reminds me why I love acrylic pouring: sometimes the painting doesn't follow your plan… and that's exactly when something interesting can happen. 💙 So sit back, relax, and enjoy the process of watching the colors move, blend, and slowly turn into something completely unexpected. 🎨✨ If you enjoy acrylic pouring, fluid art, abstract painting, and relaxing creative experiments, don't forget to subscribe to Fiona Art for more! 💙 #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #AcrylicPainting #AbstractArt #PourPainting ☕ SUPPORT MY CREATIVE JOURNEY If you enjoy my videos and would like to support future art experiments, you can contribute here: 💖 https://paypal.me/mi2sva Every like, comment, share, and subscription helps my channel grow and allows me to keep creating. Thank you for being part of this colourful journey! 🎨✨

I Tried a Classic Blowout… Then Everything Changed! 🎨🌊

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