Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 minutes ago
Today we're using a coffee filter holder for painting and mixing our colors with a little WD-40, which gives our painting more texture. Stay tuned!
I thinned the acrylic paints with a little water beforehand so they would be nice and runny.
The WD-40 causes the colors to separate slightly and form small cells (bubbles). It's not as strong as silicone oil, but it's enough to create nice cells.
To soften the cell effect a bit, I stirred the paint and WD-40 vigorously. This creates lots of tiny cells.
If you like acrylic pouring, you can learn it here:tiktusart.com/e-learning
And if you want to see what a pour with larger cells looks like, check out this video of mine: youtu.be/mORjrc2GFBc
Have fun trying it out!
Creative greetings,
Tiktus
Today we're using a coffee filter holder for painting and mixing our colors with a little WD-40, which gives our painting more texture. Stay tuned!
I thinned the acrylic paints with a little water beforehand so they would be nice and runny.
The WD-40 causes the colors to separate slightly and form small cells (bubbles). It's not as strong as silicone oil, but it's enough to create nice cells.
To soften the cell effect a bit, I stirred the paint and WD-40 vigorously. This creates lots of tiny cells.
If you like acrylic pouring, you can learn it here:tiktusart.com/e-learning
And if you want to see what a pour with larger cells looks like, check out this video of mine: youtu.be/mORjrc2GFBc
Have fun trying it out!
Creative greetings,
Tiktus










