Divide the canvas, then paint – heres how it works | Fluid art painting with Cells @Tiktusart
Divide the canvas, then paint – heres how it works | Fluid art painting with Cells  @Tiktusart
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 21 minutes ago
If you divide your canvas correctly, you'll achieve a truly beautiful result. In this video, I'll show you the best method.

Since my acrylic paints are liquid, I can't simply apply them to the canvas and divide it in the middle.

The paint would always run to the other side, and we wouldn't achieve the desired division effect.

That's why we stick a divider in the middle of the canvas. This way, we can work on each side separately, and the divider is only removed at the end.

To create beautiful cell effects in the painting, I mixed some silicone oil into the white paint.

If you'd like to learn how to paint different cell effects with silicone oil, check out my course. In Module 7, I demonstrate various techniques as well as my color recipe, which you can find in Module 3:

tiktusart.com/e-learning

Have fun trying it out! And to everyone watching this video in December 2025: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! See you next year!

Creative greetings,
Tiktus
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