Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
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Art is everywhere and to see endless possibilities as a fluid artist depends on your creativity.
In this week's episode of the fluid arts podcast, you're going to meet Pamela Kirkwood, an artist based in the UK who has explored one of many acrylic pouring ideas turning her second hand guitar into an amazing piece of art.
Give today's conversation a listen before you take on this challenge and learn which areas are most important to focus on.
View today’s art!👉(acrylicpouring.com/acrylic-pouring-idea-podcast-episode-12/)
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If you are new to fluid arts and want to get started now then go to acrylicpouring.com to learn the 5 fundamentals of making beautiful acrylic pours for FREE.
Also, our Facebook community where every day artists just like YOU are sharing their newest creations that just might end up on another one of these episodes.
https://smart.bio/acrylicpouring/
Art is everywhere and to see endless possibilities as a fluid artist depends on your creativity.
In this week's episode of the fluid arts podcast, you're going to meet Pamela Kirkwood, an artist based in the UK who has explored one of many acrylic pouring ideas turning her second hand guitar into an amazing piece of art.
Give today's conversation a listen before you take on this challenge and learn which areas are most important to focus on.
View today’s art!👉(acrylicpouring.com/acrylic-pouring-idea-podcast-episode-12/)
Download MP3👉https://anchor.fm/thefluidartspodcast
If you are new to fluid arts and want to get started now then go to acrylicpouring.com to learn the 5 fundamentals of making beautiful acrylic pours for FREE.
Also, our Facebook community where every day artists just like YOU are sharing their newest creations that just might end up on another one of these episodes.






![Brown Feathers Forking with Acrylic Paints [Fail]
Our challenge set by Sarah of Bakerboo Paints was to use a monochromatic style color scheme, pour the paint in puddles, then tilt and then use a fork to create a design. My idea of feathers didn’t work out because I made my puddles too large and there wasn’t space between them for the ‘feathery-bits’. So I thought I could do better. I might have been wrong about that.
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Supplies I Used:
Art Alternatives paints in Titanium white, yellow ochre, burnt umber, burnt sienna and gold - https://amzn.to/3xIU6Jx
Rectangular canvas from multi-pack - https://amzn.to/3zYcYHn
Floetrol - https://amzn.to/3y6r87S
A fork - https://amzn.to/3OgaUP5
Recipe:
Paints were mixed 1 part floetrol to 2 parts paint and then water as needed for consistency. No silicone in any of the paints.
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