Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Recipe (by weight):
Base: 2:1 floetrol (or other pouring medium) to acrylic paint
Colors: 2:1 floetrol (or other pouring medium) to acrylic paint. Add 1 drop of silicone oil and mix it in. (I usually put 1 drop in a 3 oz cup) I recommend at least 2 colors (in this example it was in 3 of 4)
Use heat to bring cells to surface especially if not using floetrol.
Due to different materials and climates, the recipe might come out thicker or thinner than intended. If this doesn’t work, or the cells are really small, you need a little bit of water to make the paints a tad thinner. If the cells pop up really fast, grow and collapse, you’re too thin, and need to thicken the recipe slightly.
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Recipe (by weight):
Base: 2:1 floetrol (or other pouring medium) to acrylic paint
Colors: 2:1 floetrol (or other pouring medium) to acrylic paint. Add 1 drop of silicone oil and mix it in. (I usually put 1 drop in a 3 oz cup) I recommend at least 2 colors (in this example it was in 3 of 4)
Use heat to bring cells to surface especially if not using floetrol.
Due to different materials and climates, the recipe might come out thicker or thinner than intended. If this doesn’t work, or the cells are really small, you need a little bit of water to make the paints a tad thinner. If the cells pop up really fast, grow and collapse, you’re too thin, and need to thicken the recipe slightly.
Want to learn more fluid art recipes and techniques? Https://www.geepours.com/product-page/acrylic-pouring-for-beginners-online-course
