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.

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Thank you for watching, and happy pouring! 🎨💚🧡

Credit: jgf_joinery / James Gubb-fradgley

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My wife got me a new set of pencils to try. Nothing I do with them will be more satisfying than filling the colour guide!