Fluid Abstract Painting with Isopropyl Alcohol @Tiktusart
Fluid Abstract Painting with Isopropyl Alcohol  @Tiktusart
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 17 minutes ago
Today I'm going to show you a completely different idea for creating an abstract painting using liquid acrylic paints and rubbing alcohol.

First, we'll paint a background. I've chosen several vibrant colors.

Since I don't usually work with brushes, I simply used paper towels for painting. I just don't have enough brushes here, as I practically never need them as a fluid art artist.

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You can also pour the rubbing alcohol directly onto the canvas; that works just as well. It displaces the liquid acrylic paint, allowing the background to show through again.

I hope you liked the idea, even though it's not a classic pouring painting.

Have fun trying it out!

Creative regards,

Tiktus

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