Turning Tiny Canvases Into Big Fun @AcrylicPouring
Turning Tiny Canvases Into Big Fun  @AcrylicPouring
Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Everyone knows the saying “the bigger the better,” but we’ve got some art to challenge that notion. Artist Patricia Fuller has done it again, with this acrylic mosaic made of tiny canvases and a simple palette board. Materials used are mentioned in the links below.

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