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The Eye of the Ocean 👁️🌊 Mesmerizing Acrylic Pour

The Eye of the Ocean 👁️🌊 | Mesmerizing Acrylic Pour In this video, I’m trying a Split Cup Acrylic Pour using Elmer’s Glue-All as my pouring medium. I layered colors into the split cup and slowly poured them onto the canvas, letting the colors travel and interact with each other. As the painting developed, the flowing blues, greens, yellows, and oranges created an unexpected shape that reminded me of an eye floating in the ocean. 👁️🌊 I love how unpredictable acrylic pouring can be—you can start with a technique and a color palette in mind, but the paint often has a completely different idea! 😄 This was also another experiment with Elmer’s Glue-All as a pouring medium, and I’m curious to see how you like the result. 🎨 Technique: Split Cup Pour 🎨 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 What do you see in the finished painting? An ocean eye, a vortex, a planet… or something completely different? Let me know in the comments! 💙 If you enjoy relaxing paint flow, make sure to subscribe for more colorful experiments from Fiona Art. ✨ 🎨 My original paintings are now available to purchase! You can browse the collection here: https://www.artbyrozzi.com/collections/fiona-art #AcrylicPouring #SplitCupPour #FluidArt #AcrylicPour #ElmersGlueAll ☕ 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! 🎨✨

The Eye of the Ocean 👁️🌊 | Mesmerizing Acrylic Pour In this video, I’m trying a Split Cup Acrylic Pour using Elmer’s Glue-All as my pouring medium. I layered colors into the split cup and slowly poured them onto the canvas, letting the colors travel and interact with each other. As the painting developed, the flowing blues, greens, yellows, and oranges created an unexpected shape that reminded me of an eye floating in the ocean. 👁️🌊 I love how unpredictable acrylic pouring can be—you can start with a technique and a color palette in mind, but the paint often has a completely different idea! 😄 This was also another experiment with Elmer’s Glue-All as a pouring medium, and I’m curious to see how you like the result. 🎨 Technique: Split Cup Pour 🎨 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 What do you see in the finished painting? An ocean eye, a vortex, a planet… or something completely different? Let me know in the comments! 💙 If you enjoy relaxing paint flow, make sure to subscribe for more colorful experiments from Fiona Art. ✨ 🎨 My original paintings are now available to purchase! You can browse the collection here: https://www.artbyrozzi.com/collections/fiona-art #AcrylicPouring #SplitCupPour #FluidArt #AcrylicPour #ElmersGlueAll ☕ 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! 🎨✨

The Eye of the Ocean 👁️🌊 Mesmerizing Acrylic Pour

I used Mont Marte PVA Glue again — but this time I tried a completely different technique! 🎨🌸 After experimenting with Mont Marte PVA Glue as my pouring medium for a Reverse Flower Dip, I wanted to see what would happen if I used it for a Bloom. I kept the same pouring medium and the same color palette and changed only the technique. The result was completely different — with beautiful cells, delicate lacing, flowing petals, and lots of unexpected details. 💙💗✨ This was another fun fluid art experiment don't forget to like, share and subscribe! If you enjoy acrylic pouring, fluid art experiments, acrylic blooms, and relaxing painting videos, consider subscribing to Fiona Art for more creative experiments! ☕ 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 #AcrylicBloom #FluidArt #AcrylicPour #BloomTechnique #PVAGlue #MontMarte #AcrylicPouringExperiment #FluidPainting #AcrylicArt #PouringArt #FionaArt

What Happens When You Use PVA Glue for a Bloom? 🌸✨ Acrylic Pouring

When Blue Turns to Violet… 💙💜✨ Join me for a relaxing and mesmerizing Magic Wand acrylic pour as layers of beautiful colors glide over the tube, creating flowing ribbons, delicate feathering, and unexpected patterns. For this painting, I used TLP Pigment Unicorn, a gorgeous color-shifting pigment that transforms from blue into violet depending on the light and angle. Combined with shades of blue, violet, pink, and white, it creates a dreamy, almost otherworldly effect. This video is all about the relaxing and satisfying art process—no tutorial, just music, flowing paint, and the beauty of creating. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the transformation. 🎨💙💜 Paint • Flow • Transform • Relax If you enjoy acrylic pouring, fluid art, relaxing art videos, and mesmerizing paint techniques, don't forget to subscribe to Fiona Art for more creative experiments. 💜 ☕ 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 #MagicWandPour #AbstractArt #PourPainting #RelaxingArt #MesmerizingArt #AcrylicArt

When Blue Turns to Violet 💙💜✨ Magic Wand Acrylic Pour

In this video, I’m trying something new — using Mont Marte PVA Glue as my pouring medium for a Reverse Flower Dip, and I honestly wasn’t sure what kind of results to expect. The results are a little different, but I think it worked quite well. PROCESS: Pour your base on canvas Put your FLOWER SHAPED DESERT CUP on the canvas with bottom up Pour paints on the bottom and use PEARL WHITE or some metallic paints between each colour to create petal - lacing effect Take off the cup Use SKEWER to draw some petal shapes Gently put PAPER NAPKIN or towel on canvas ( You can use dry or damped napkin) Lift one corner at the time and then gently lift it (the middle last) Torch it for air bubbles and to activate pearl white and metallic paints And here is your flower :) If you enjoy acrylic pouring, fluid art experiments, and relaxing painting processes, don't forget to subscribe to Fiona Art for more! #AcrylicPouring #ReverseFlowerDip #FluidArt #AcrylicPour #PouringArt #PVAglue #MontMarte #AcrylicPouringTechnique #FlowerDip #FluidPainting #AbstractArt #FionaArt ☕ 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! 🎨✨

My First Reverse Flower Dip Acrylic Pour Painting with Mont Marte PVA Glue! 🌸💙

I Tried a NEW Glue as My Pouring Medium… Look at These Results! 😍🎨

Sometimes, the paint simply refuses to follow the plan… and that’s when the magic can happen. ✨ In this video, I set out to create a Wanderlust Acrylic Pour, but my paint mixture reacted in a completely unexpected way. The beautiful lines and composition I were trying to create just wouldn’t cooperate! Instead of fighting the paint, I decided to keep tilting the canvas and follow where the colors wanted to go. As the paint moved, the lines disappeared, the colors melted into one another, and something completely different began to emerge. And in the end… I think the paint knew what it was doing all along. 💜💚🧡 This is one of those fluid art experiments that reminds me why I love acrylic pouring: you can try to control the process, but sometimes you just have to trust your intuition and let the paint do its thing. For this pour, I used PVA glue as my pouring medium. 🎨 Colors used: • Olive Green Deep • Light Olive Green • Permanent Blue Violet • Ultramarine Violet Light • Permanent Red Violet • Quinacridone Nickel Azo Gold • Azo Yellow Medium • Pearl White mixture Sometimes the best paintings happen when we stop trying to control everything. ❤️ If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment—I'd love to know what you think of the final result! #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #WanderlustPour #AcrylicPour #AbstractArt #PourPainting #trusttheprocess 🎨 My original paintings are now available to purchase! You can browse the collection here: https://www.artbyrozzi.com/collections/fiona-art Inspired by @MinaVillegasArt ☕ 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 Lost Control of This Acrylic Pour… But the Result Was Beautiful!

Sometimes acrylic pour doesn't go according to plan… and that's exactly what happened today! 🌸😅 I started with a Reverse Flower Dip, but after spinning the painting, the beautiful flower shape was almost completely lost. I suspect that the PVA glue pouring medium may have contributed to the unexpected reaction and caused the colors to move much more than I wanted. But instead of giving up, I decided to try a simple flower dip over the damaged design and see if I could somehow bring the painting back to life. And honestly… I didn't know what to expect! The final result turned into something completely different — dark, dramatic, and full of glowing details. 🖤💜✨ This is a reminder that in fluid art, mistakes don't always mean failure. Sometimes you just have to keep experimenting and see where the paint takes you. 🎨 Technique: Reverse Flower Dip + Simple Flower Dip 🖌️ Medium: PVA glue pouring medium 💜 Colors: Black, Olive green deep, Light Olive green, Permanent Blue Violet, Ultramarine Violet Light, Permanent Red Violet, Quinacridone Nickel Azo Gold, Azo Yellow Medium, and my Pearl white mixture. If you enjoy acrylic pouring experiments, unexpected results, and relaxing fluid art, don't forget to like, subscribe, and join me for the next pour! ✨ 🎨 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! 🎨✨ #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #ReverseFlowerDip #FlowerDip #AcrylicPour #PouringArt #AcrylicPouringTechnique #FluidArtTechniques #AbstractArt #FionaArt

My Reverse Flower Dip Went Wrong… But I Didn’t Give Up! 🌸🖤

In this video, I’m simply sharing the relaxing process of creating, experimenting, and watching the paint transform into something beautiful. So sit back, enjoy the music, and let the colors bloom. 🎨✨ I started this painting with a simple acrylic pour swipe for a background, swiping the colors with a wet paper towel to create soft, flowing vertical lines. I added a few drops of colors and used a balloon to create the flowers, letting the paint form its own beautiful patterns. After that, I swiped some more paint to shape the leaves and stems. Once everything was dry, I added a few small touches with a brush to bring the flowers to life. The final result feels like a little dreamy wildflower garden growing out of an abstract landscape. 🌿🌸 🎨 PAINT MIXING RECIPES – My Favorite Formulas for Fluid Art EU Products & Paint Mixing: https://youtu.be/ltyiLgQ_Tso?si=Ji1fiP29NkyWAeN0 USA Products & Paint Mixing: https://youtu.be/FAwD_jkzbOo?si=5xS9QRcomXZYDFRM ✨ BECOME A CHANNEL MEMBER 🔗 Join here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrFjmXnRujuOmZX6uX1l3SQ/join 🖼️ INTERESTED IN MY ART? Many of my paintings are available for purchase. If a piece catches your eye, feel free to contact me. 💌 Email: zemljicr@gmail.com 📱 FIND ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA 👤 Facebook – Fiona Art https://www.facebook.com/fiona.cajkovska 📸 Instagram – @fionaacrylic https://www.instagram.com/fionaacrylic ☕ 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 #AcrylicPainting #AcrylicPour #RelaxingArt #FlowerArt #FluidArtPainting #AbstractArt #AcrylicFlowers #PaintPouring

I Used a Balloon to Paint These Flowers… 🌸 Relaxing Fluid Art

I took my Split cup for a walk… and let the paint decide where to go. 🌿💜🎨 For this acrylic pour, I used a Wandering Split Cup technique — instead of pouring in one spot, I moved the cup across the canvas as I poured, allowing the colors to travel, stretch, and weave together. I really loved how the green, violet, purple, and warm orange tones came together. The more I moved the cup, the more the painting started to develop its own rhythm and flow. Some parts remind me of wild grasses, flowing fields, or even a little magical landscape. 🌿✨ This is one of those fluid art experiments where you have to give up a little control and trust the paint. And sometimes… that's when the most interesting paintings happen. I hope you enjoy watching the whole process and seeing how this wandering pour transforms into the final painting. 💜 🎨 Technique: Wandering Split Cup Acrylic Pour 🖌️ Style: Fluid Art / Abstract Acrylic Pouring If you enjoy acrylic pouring, fluid art experiments, and watching paint create its own beautiful patterns, don't forget to subscribe to Fiona Art for more! ❤️ My original paintings are now available to purchase! You can browse the collection here: https://www.artbyrozzi.com/collections/fiona-art PAINT MIXING RECIPES – My Favorite Formulas for Fluid Art EU Products & Paint Mixing: https://youtu.be/ltyiLgQ_Tso?si=Ji1fiP29NkyWAeN0 USA Products & Paint Mixing: https://youtu.be/FAwD_jkzbOo?si=5xS9QRcomXZYDFRM ✨ 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! 🎨✨ #AcrylicPouring #FluidArt #SplitCupPour #AcrylicPour #WanderingPour #AbstractArt #FluidArtPainting #AcrylicPouringTechnique #PourPainting #FionaArt

I Took My Split Cup for a Walk… 🌿💜 Wandering Acrylic Pour

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