FroyleArt-FluidIn today’s video, I’m turning a collection of leftover fluid paint into something completely new — a landscape with a twist. I start by layering cool blue tones and pearl white across the canvas, creating the feeling of a luminous sky. Earthy tones flow across the base, grounding the piece and hinting at the land below. With a bold black swipe and a bronze shimmer, texture begins to form — and suddenly, a landscape starts to emerge. Wispy clouds appear with pearl white, and once dry, I add a layer of interference gold mixed with Liquitex Pouring Medium, creating a delicate glaze that shimmers and shifts with the light. A metallic gold crane takes its place in the foreground, symbolising courage and renewal. But I don’t stop there — turquoise and antique gold spray paint, along with my script stencil, add depth, mystery, and meaning. Finally, I pour another translucent glaze — blue for the sky, bronze for the land — to unify the piece and enrich every colour. The result is a luminous, layered landscape that invites you to step out, take risks, and create something different.
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I Turned My Leftover Paint Into This Magical LandscapeFroyleArt-Fluid2025-10-14 | In today’s video, I’m turning a collection of leftover fluid paint into something completely new — a landscape with a twist. I start by layering cool blue tones and pearl white across the canvas, creating the feeling of a luminous sky. Earthy tones flow across the base, grounding the piece and hinting at the land below. With a bold black swipe and a bronze shimmer, texture begins to form — and suddenly, a landscape starts to emerge. Wispy clouds appear with pearl white, and once dry, I add a layer of interference gold mixed with Liquitex Pouring Medium, creating a delicate glaze that shimmers and shifts with the light. A metallic gold crane takes its place in the foreground, symbolising courage and renewal. But I don’t stop there — turquoise and antique gold spray paint, along with my script stencil, add depth, mystery, and meaning. Finally, I pour another translucent glaze — blue for the sky, bronze for the land — to unify the piece and enrich every colour. The result is a luminous, layered landscape that invites you to step out, take risks, and create something different.
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Today's painting is titled ‘Breathing Again’. Created with transparent acrylic layers, colour, and movement, this painting reflects the quiet joy of slowing down, listening to the paint, and allowing each layer to find its own path. It isn't about creating the perfect technique or the perfect result. It's about rediscovering the freedom that first made me fall in love with painting.
Sometimes the most important creative journey isn't learning something new. It's remembering who you've always been. No tricks. No trends. Just paint. Cheers, Froyle
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This week's Studio Musing is about returning to the artist I was before YouTube, before algorithms, and before I measured creativity by views. It's about rediscovering the joy of painting from instinct rather than expectation. Today's painting is titled ‘What Was Waiting’. Created with fluid acrylic layers and expressive movement, it marks a quiet return to abstract expressionism—the place where I feel at home.
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Returning to the studio has been an essential part of my healing journey. In this video, I walk through the specific abstract art methods I use to create colorful, fluid designs. Whether you are an experienced painter or simply looking for a creative outlet, these pouring techniques offer a therapeutic way to explore colour and form. I demonstrate manipulate the paint to achieve unique results that reflect my personal style.
Creating these pieces has helped me navigate my recent chemotherapy journey, and I hope seeing the process provides you with some inspiration or peace. We will look at how different consistencies change the fluid art outcome and why experimenting with your materials is the best way to develop your own voice. By sharing these abstract art projects, I want to show how art serves as a powerful tool for expression during difficult times.
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More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramStencil First, Pour Second – An Imprint Pour TechniqueFroyleArt-Fluid2025-12-20 | Today I’m creating a fluid art painting using a technique I call an imprint pour. I start by applying a stencil to the canvas with heavy gloss gel, creating texture first so it remains visible after the paint is poured. I then pour warm metallic colours of bronze and copper, moving the paint with a hair dryer before adding deeper tones of rust, magenta red, and metallic gold. A light spritz of metallic gold spray paint enhances the shimmer, and once dry, I finish the piece with Liquid Glass for a rich, glossy surface. This process is all about building texture before flow — and letting that first layer change everything.
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Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel. More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramDon’t Stop at One Pour – Add a Second Layer for Stunning DepthFroyleArt-Fluid2025-11-08 | In today’s video, I’m working on a fluid art painting using leftover paints in soft, beautiful shades of blue. The first pour created a beautiful painting — full of gentle movement, texture, and light. But when it dried, I felt there was more waiting to be discovered, more creative possibilities to explore. So, instead of stopping there, I decided to keep creating. I mixed Liquitex Pouring Medium with acrylic inks to build a transparent glaze layer in iridescent pearl white, deep violet, and blue. This second layer added incredible depth and shimmer, transforming the painting completely. A final mist of Antique Iridescent Gold spray paint brought everything to life — rich, luminous, and full of dimension. This painting reminded me why it’s worth pushing through the first response, the first pour, because sometimes the magic only appears in the next layer. Don’t be afraid to trust yourself and keep creating to see where your creativity will lead you. ✨ ** Find out more on my website - froyleart.com ** Available Paintings - froyleart.com/shop ** Receive my newsletter for my favourite FREE Art Print ‘Above The Stormy Waters’ froyleart.com/free-print ** FroyleArt YouTube (Gelli Printing Collage) - YouTube.com/@FroyleArt ** Froyle Art Facebook - facebook.com/FroyleArt ** Facebook Group - facebook.com/groups/238854774441805** Instagram - instagram.com/froyleart ** Join me on Skillshare for more art classes - http://skl.sh/froyle Follow this link for the first month FREE ** Join me on Patreon - patreon.com/froyleart ** My Digital Collage Papers - froyleart.com/shop/digital-collage-papers ** PM Artist Studio Stencils / Stamps - 10% discount with code - FROYLEFAN10 My Stencils - pmartiststudio.com/product-category/stencils/designs-by-artist/froyle-davies-designs-by-artist My Foam Stamps - pmartiststudio.com/product-category/foamstamps/designs-by-artist-foamstamps/froyle-davies ** Favourite Paper: Kozo Studio - https://kozo.studio/discount/FroyleArt 10% Discount Code: FroyleArt
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.This Texture Trick Changes Everything!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-10-22 | I’m using my Imprint Pour technique to create a stunning painting inspired by trees, that feels alive with light and movement. It starts with a stencil layer, then I pour luminous blues, pearl white, and transparent glazes to build flowing depth. When it dries, metallic shimmer and glossy Liquid Glass transform it into something magical — texture, shine, and nature combined! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#fluidart #mixedmediaart #acrylicpour #abstractnature #textureartYou’ve Never Seen Fluid Art Like This Before!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-10-21 | In today’s video, I’m creating an Imprint Pour inspired by the quiet beauty of trees. I begin by spraying a tree stencil across the canvas in turquoise, forming the first layer of texture and pattern. Then I pour a flowing mix of fluid paints in shades of blue and white pearl, blending opaque colours with transparent glazes to create depth and movement. Adding clear pouring medium allows the layers to reveal hints of the stencil beneath — like glimpses through mist and light. When the painting dries — perfectly smooth with no cracks — I add another tree stencil on top in shimmering metallic silver. This final layer brings contrast and depth, as if distant trees are emerging behind a glistening veil. To finish, I seal it all with a layer of Liquid Glass for that rich, resinous shine that makes every colour glow. The result is a luminous, layered landscape — a painting that feels alive with light, depth, and quiet reflection.
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#fluidart #acrylicpour #abstractlandscape #mixedmediaart #creativecourageI Poured Paint Over a Stencil — Look What Happened!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-10-10 | I’m creating what I call an Imprint Pour — a unique fluid art technique where I stencil under the paint! I start with heavy gel pushed through an intricate stencil, then pour layers of violet, magenta, scarlet, and gold over the top. Using the hair dryer, I move the paint to create flowing organic patterns. When it dries, the hidden stencil or imprint peeks through the layers, adding rich texture and mystery. I finish with Liquitex Antique Gold spray paint and a glossy coat of Liquid Glass for that incredible shine and depth. ✨ Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#fluidart #acrylicpouring #mixedmediaart #imprintpour #abstractartI Tried Pouring Over a Stencil—You’ll Be Amazed at the Result!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-10-09 | Today, I’m creating what I call an Imprint Pour — a stunning fusion of texture, movement, and light. It begins with an intricate stencil pattern, created with heavy gel to form a raised design beneath the surface. Once dry, I pour luminous layers of violet, scarlet, magenta, flame red, and gold over the top, using a hair dryer to move the paint into organic, flowing patterns. To enhance the surface even more, I misted Liquitex Antique Gold spray paint — one of my favourite techniques for adding metallic depth and texture. When the painting dried, I sealed it with a layer of Liquid Glass, a glossy, resin-like medium that brings every colour and shimmer to life. The stencil underneath, my imprint, subtly emerges through the paint layers, creating a mysterious sense of depth — like something hidden just below the surface. The result is a richly layered, luxurious painting that glows with light and movement. If you love exploring new ways to combine texture and fluid art, you’ll love this process.
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.Watch This Abstract Painting Come to Life!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-08-16 | Two small canvases, endless layers! I start with bold abstract flower stencils, then pour shimmering transparent inks for a glossy, luminous base. Opaque paints try to crash the party—but the shine wins in the end! Rose gold stencils and pearlescent white bring it all together for a stunning diptych finish. Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramWatch These Colors Mix Into Magic!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-08-15 | I’m creating a diptych fluid art painting with texture, transparency, and metallic shine. First, I stencil abstract flowers in thick acrylic paint to create an imprint. Then I pour FW Ink Pouring Medium mixed with rich acrylic inks—some transparent, some opaque—letting the colours flow into glossy patterns. Once dry, I add a metallic pearlescent white layer for shimmer, and finish with a bold rose gold stencil. The result? Two paintings that glow with layered depth and detail. Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramIs this the SECRET to Creating STUNNING Fluid Art Diptychs?FroyleArt-Fluid2025-08-14 | In today’s video, I’m creating a stunning diptych fluid art painting on two small canvases, layering texture, transparency, and metallic shine. I start by stencilling abstract flower shapes in thick acrylic paint—this creates a raised imprint that will sit beneath the layers and subtly peek through the finished piece. Using FW Ink Pouring Medium with a mix of acrylic inks, I pour rich puddles of colour across the surface—some beautifully transparent, others with a hint of opacity. As the layers dry, the finish becomes luxuriously glossy. To enhance the depth, I add a veil of metallic pearlescent white, catching the light in unexpected ways. Finally, I return to my abstract flower stencil, adding a final, bold layer in rich rose gold. The result? A harmonious pair of paintings with shimmering layers and intricate details that invite you to look closer. If you love fluid art, texture, and the magic of layering, this is one you won’t want to miss.
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.This Painting Trick Will Blow Your Mind!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-07-28 | Things got messy in the studio today! I taped off a section of the canvas to create space for a stencil later, then poured dreamy layers of violet, crimson, and metallic copper. The colours looked amazing—until one pouring medium refused to behave 😬 But a little creative thinking (and my favourite spray paint!) saved the day. Wait for the final stencil reveal—it’s worth it! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#FluidArt #AcrylicPouring #MixedMediaArt #FroyleArt #ShortsWhat Happens When You Mix These Paints Together?FroyleArt-Fluid2025-07-27 | I’m experimenting different pouring mediums in this fluid art painting! After taping off part of the canvas to save room for a stencil, I pour a mix of deep purple, crimson, and pink with shimmering copper and bronze. The colours flow beautifully—but not everything goes to plan. One pouring medium gives me trouble… Watch how I fix it and finish with a gorgeous stencil reveal! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#FluidArt #PouringMediums #AbstractPainting #FroyleArt #MixedmediapaintingThis Fluid Art Trick Changed Everything!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-07-26 | Today in the studio, I’m experimenting with a few different pouring mediums to create something truly unique. I begin by taping off a section of the canvas—saving space for a stencil layer later on. Then comes the magic: I pour rich, flowing layers of purple, crimson, and pink, all accented with metallic copper and bronze. As the paint moves and swirls into organic patterns, I add Liquitex acrylic spray paint directly to the surface for added texture and vibrancy. Once dry, I peel back the tape (and yes—it worked!) and finish the piece with a layer of paint through my personal script stencil. It didn’t all go smoothly—I had one pouring medium mishap that nearly derailed the whole painting. But art is all about problem-solving and staying open to the process. Watch how I turn it around and create this luminous, multi-layered abstract artwork.
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.Whats REALLY Behind This Stunning Gold and Black Painting?FroyleArt-Fluid2025-06-27 | Today I’m experimenting with texture and shine—combining crackle paste with fluid art painting! I start with a thick crackle layer on the bottom of the canvas, then brush it with iridescent bronze once dry. On top, I pour black, metallic bronze, pewter, and pearlescent white, swirling them into a flowing design.
The contrast between the smooth, glossy top and the textured, crackled base is stunning. A clear coat of pouring medium seals it all, and I finish with a layer of Liquid Glass for that extra shimmer. Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#FluidArt #CrackleTexture #PourPainting #MixedMediaArt #AcrylicPour #ShortsArt #FroyleArtCrackle Paste + Fluid Art? This Turned Out IncredibleFroyleArt-Fluid2025-06-26 | Today in the studio, I’m experimenting with something a little different—combining the smooth flow of fluid art with the rich texture of crackle paste. I start by applying a thick layer of crackle medium to the lower section of my canvas and let it dry until it forms that beautiful, weathered surface. Once the cracks appear, I brush over it with my favourite iridescent bronze, letting the shine settle into all those natural lines and textures.
On the upper half of the canvas, I pour a dynamic mix of black, metallic bronze, pewter, and pearlescent white, swirling the colours to create movement and contrast. I add a touch of Liquitex acrylic spray paint for extra texture, and then swipe through the paint with black to give it more depth and drama. To protect the crackle layer without altering its colour, I seal it with clear Liquitex pouring medium—a subtle but powerful finish.
The result is a striking contrast between smooth and textured, shiny and matte, subtle and bold. And to bring it all to life, I top it off with a layer of Liquid Glass, which gives the piece that final shimmering finish. This experiment pushed the boundaries of texture and flow—and the results were worth it.
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.Whats the BEST Way to Create a Stunning Abstract Painting with Pouring Techniques?FroyleArt-Fluid2025-05-25 | Watch as I combine fluid art, stencils, and spray paint in a bold mixed media experiment. I start with a black background, layer in a custom gold stencil design, and protect it with clear pouring medium—my secret to creating an Imprint Pour. Then I add magenta, reds, copper, bronze, and black, tilting, swiping, and spraying to build rich texture. A final layer of liquid glass gives it that high-gloss, vibrant finish. You’ve got to see how this layered abstract came to life!
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#FluidArt #MixedMediaArt #ImprintPour #PouringTechniques #AbstractPainting #ArtShorts #FroyleArtFluid #StencilArtStencils, Spray Paint & Fluid Pour – My Mixed Media Experiment Revealed!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-05-24 | Today I’m experimenting with mixed media fluid art techniques to create a bold and beautiful painting using acrylic spray paint, stencils, and fluid pours—and I’m calling it an Imprint Pour. I begin with a black background, then spray one of my custom stencil designs using Liquitex antique gold acrylic spray paint, building a textured base I want to preserve. To keep that layer visible beneath the fluid pour, I cover it with clear Liquitex pouring medium, creating a protective imprint beneath the surface. Next, I pour a palette of magenta, two rich reds, iridescent copper, bronze, black, and grey, tilting the canvas carefully to flow around the preserved stencil layer. I add swipes for texture, spray on a little more antique gold, and finish with a quick blast from my mini hair dryer to enhance the movement and depth. Once dry, I top the entire piece with a coat of liquid glass for that ultra-glossy finish and colour vibrancy. The result? A stunning, layered painting with rich colour, texture, and shine—a perfect fusion of structure and flow. #fluidart #mixedmediapainting #mixedmediaart
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.This Pearl Pour + Alcohol Ink = Magic!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-05-04 | Inspired by the colours of the Pāua shell! I’m doing a straight pour with shades of blue, turquoise, and a pearl mix, then tilting the canvas to create soft, flowing textures. Once it’s dry, I add a second layer of deep turquoise and finish with a splash of iridescent silver alcohol ink—and the texture is absolutely incredible! You’ve got to see how this layered masterpiece turned out!
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#FluidArt #PauaShell #PearlPour #AcrylicPouring #MixedMediaShorts #OceanInspiredArt #IridescentLayersI Added Alcohol Ink to My Fluid Art… Look What Happened!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-05-03 | Inspired by the iridescent beauty of the Pāua shell, today’s fluid art painting is a journey through shades of blue, turquoise, and shimmering pearlescent textures. I start with a straight pour, layering fluid paints into a cup and pouring directly onto the canvas. Using a mix of cool blues, turquoise, and a pearl pour mix, I tilt the canvas to create organic patterns that shift and flow like the ocean. The pearl pour reacts beautifully, forming organic textures that shimmer beneath the surface. To deepen the dimension, I add a second layer once the painting is dry—pouring in deep turquoise mixed with pouring medium, enhancing the movement and depth. And then comes the magic: I splash iridescent silver alcohol ink over the top, just to see what happens—and the result is incredible. The final piece glows with layered colour, delicate textures, and the essence of something wild and luminous—just like the Pāua shell that inspired it.
Pearl Pour Recipe #1 2 Parts Acrylic Paint 4 Parts Floetrol 1 Part Liquitex Pouring medium 1 Part Golden GAC 8001 Part DecoArt Satin Enamel
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.I Achieved GOLDEN PHOENIX Art with This Simple Paint Pouring TechniqueFroyleArt-Fluid2025-05-01 | Experimenting with sink strainers for stunning organic fluid art patterns! I’m using rich, warm colours—orange, magenta, and metallic gold—and a simple sink strainer to create beautiful, flowing designs across the canvas.
Once dry, I embellish the painting with a shimmering gold phoenix, symbolising rising, strength, and renewal. The textures, colours, and meaning behind this piece make it one of my favourite experiments yet! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#FluidArt #PhoenixArt #MixedMediaMagic #OrganicPatterns #AcrylicPouring #SymbolicArt #ArtShortsWatch This Painting Change Before Your Eyes!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-04-30 | Experimenting with new techniques to create a dreamy, textured background! In this video, I’m using a batter dispenser to apply fluid blue and violet paints, then adding a white swipe across the canvas to create soft, flowing textures.
To finish, I layer in shimmering acrylic silver spray paint and add the final embellishment—a graceful crane, symbolizing longevity and good fortune. A simple yet meaningful mixed media piece full of light, movement, and elegance! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#FluidArt #MixedMediaArt #CraneSymbol #SprayPaintArt #AcrylicArt #ArtShorts #TextureExperimentThe POWER of Art in Celebrating MilestonesFroyleArt-Fluid2025-04-29 | Art has the power to touch hearts, tell stories, and celebrate life's most important moments. In today’s video, I’m creating two commissioned paintings for a very special birthday surprise—a heartfelt gift symbolising family, love, and hope.
The first painting features beautiful shades of blue and violet, representing serenity, strength, and connection. I added a delicate crane stencil—a timeless symbol of longevity, prosperity, and good fortune—to give the piece deeper meaning.
The second painting bursts with vibrant orange, magenta, and rich gold, celebrating energy, passion, and creativity. A golden metallic phoenix, created with shimmering deco foil, rises through the composition—symbolising renewal, resilience, and the spirit of transformation.
These two paintings honour Sam’s two daughters, capturing their essence and spirit through colour, symbol, and texture. It’s a reminder that when we create with purpose and heart, art can inspire, uplift, and even change the world—one meaningful painting at a time.
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Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.The BEST FLUID ART Technique I Learned After 6 Months Of ExperimentingFroyleArt-Fluid2025-04-21 | I started with a bold fluid art piece in black, white, and silver, using a pearl pour mix to create glowing, organic textures. But the real magic happened when I added a final transparent layer of turquoise—it transformed the whole painting with depth and light! You’ve got to see how a single layer can take your art to the next level. Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#FluidArt #PearlPour #TransparentLayers #AcrylicPouring #ArtShorts #MixedMediaArtDiscover The Powerful Effect Of Transparent Layers in Fluid Art PaintingFroyleArt-Fluid2025-04-19 | In this video, I start with a bold fluid art piece using black, white, and silver—a dramatic, high-contrast palette. To create soft, glowing textures, I mix a pearl pour mix into the white paint, letting it interact and blend across the canvas as I tilt and guide the flow.The result? Beautiful organic shapes and delicate pearl effects that shimmer beneath the surface. But the magic doesn’t stop there... Once the first layer is dry, I add a transparent turquoise glaze over the top, and it completely transforms the painting. The new layer adds depth, movement, and a luminous finish that enhances the contrast and brings the whole piece to life.This is the power of transparent layering—subtle, striking, and endlessly creative.
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.What NOT to Do in Fluid Art – Save Yourself the Trouble!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-04-11 | We all make mistakes in the studio—but some are easier to avoid if you know what to look out for. In this video, I’m sharing a fluid art painting that went wrong because of one simple mistake… and how I fixed it step by step.
Whether you’re just getting started with fluid art or you’ve been creating for a while, this is one of those things that can totally derail your painting if you’re not careful. But the good news? It’s easy to avoid once you know how! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramAvoid My Mistake: Dont get This Wrong!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-04-10 | Sometimes a painting just doesn't go to plan... but that doesn't mean it's over! Failure is not final! At first, I thought this fluid art painting had real potential—I actually liked it. But the more I looked at it, the more I hated it. I knew I had to fix it!
In today’s video, I’m completely transforming a fluid art piece that took a wrong turn. You’ll see the full rescue mission unfold—from the moment I realised it wasn’t working, to the techniques I used to bring it back to life. I’m layering fresh colours, using swipe techniques for dramatic texture, and adding just the right touch of depth and shimmer to turn this painting into something I love again.
If you’ve ever had a painting you just couldn’t stand anymore, this video is for you. It’s a reminder to trust your instincts, stay curious, and keep experimenting. Every layer holds potential—and sometimes, the fix is where the magic really begins. Stay creative and keep going—your next masterpiece might be hiding under a mistake!
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.The ABSOLUTE BEST Way to Create Abstract Art with a HairdryerFroyleArt-Fluid2025-04-06 | My first ever hair dryer blow out—and it turned into a Supernova! 💥✨ I used metallic bronze, pearlescent white, and black with a touch of acrylic enamel to create stunning pearl cells, then blew the paint outward using a hair dryer. It was way easier than I expected—and looked incredible!
The painting started to look like deep space, so I added my go-to gold spray paint for texture and finished it with a shimmering gold glaze. This one is a masterpiece! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#FluidArt #AcrylicPour #BlowOutTechnique #HairDryerArt #MetallicPaint #SupernovaArtThe 5 Minute Hair Dryer Technique That Will Change Your Art ForeverFroyleArt-Fluid2025-04-05 | I finally tried the hair dryer blow out technique—and WOW! In this video, I use a hair dryer for the very first time in my fluid art practice, and the results totally surprised me. Using a mix of metallic bronze, pearlescent white, and black, I poured the colours into a central puddle on the canvas. I added a touch of acrylic enamel to the black to encourage beautiful pearl cell textures, then used the hair dryer to blow the paint outward into dynamic, flowing shapes.
As the piece developed, it started to look like a cosmic explosion, so I leaned into the space theme by adding touches of my favourite gold acrylic spray paint. Once dry, I finished the painting with a shimmering gold glaze made by mixing gold acrylic into Liquitex pouring medium, adding an ethereal glow. And just like that… Supernova was born! If you’ve been curious about trying the blow out technique with a hair dryer, this video will show you how approachable and exciting it can be—even on your first go! Episode with my daughter! So Easy, My Kid Can Do This! Gelli Printing Fresh Flowers youtu.be/Rftv3oV8EfQ
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.I Am Completely Rescuing This Painting From DisasterFroyleArt-Fluid2025-03-25 | This fluid art painting took a very unexpected turn… but instead of giving up, I decided to lean in and completely rescue it! In this video, I’ll show you how I turned a muddy, chaotic mess into a bold, beautiful abstract painting using simple but effective fluid art techniques.
You'll see exactly what went wrong, what I changed, and how I added layers, swipes, and a touch of metallic magic to bring it back to life. Mistakes are just part of the process—and often lead to the most interesting results! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramThis Painting Was a Mess… Until I Did This! | Fluid Art RescueFroyleArt-Fluid2025-03-24 | Sometimes a painting just doesn't go to plan... but that doesn't mean it's over! Failure is not final! In the beginning I liked it, but now I hate it and I just have to fix it! In today's video, I'm taking a fluid art piece that started off as a total disaster and completely transforming it into something beautiful. You'll see the full process—from the moment I realised it wasn’t working, to how I layered new colours, used swipe techniques, added depth, and brought this painting back to life. Fluid art is unpredictable, and that's part of the magic! If you’ve ever felt stuck or unsure about how to fix a painting, this video will inspire you to keep going, trust the process, and know that every “mistake” is just another step in the journey.
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.MIND-BLOWING Fluid Art Magic with Acrylic Paint PouringFroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-28 | I’m back with another metallic fluid art experiment—this time, using a split cup pour! With my favourite rich metallics, I add a dash of cloud pour mix for extra magic. As I pour and tilt, the colours flow into mesmerising organic patterns. The cloud pour mix creates a soft marble effect at the bottom, while the layered bronze textures on top add depth and elegance. And those shimmering pearl cells? Absolutely stunning! ✨ Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#fluidart #splitcuppour #cloudpour #acrylicpouring #metallicartThis Split Cup Pour Unlocked a Stunning Marble Effect!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-27 | I’m continuing my metallic fluid art series with another stunning technique—this time, a split cup pour! Using my favourite rich metallics—bronze, copper, pewter, iridescent white, and metallic graphite—I add a dash of the cloud pour mix for a bit of extra magic. As I pour and tilt, the colours blend into mesmerising organic patterns. The cloud pour mix creates a beautiful marble effect at the bottom, while the layered bronze textures at the top bring depth and elegance. The result? A serene, flowing composition with shimmering pearl cells appearing throughout!
Cloud Pearl Pour Recipe: 2 parts acrylic paint 4 parts Floetrol 1 part Liquitex Pouring Medium 1 part Golden GAC 800 1 part DecoArt Satin Enamel Water to correct consistency
This painting turned out absolutely stunning—watch the full process and let me know what you think of the effect! #fluidart #acrylicpouring #splitcuppour #cloudpour #metallicpaint
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.Oops! My “Mistake” Created This Stunning Cloud Pour!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-23 | For this painting, I used the same rich metallic palette, but this time, with a straight pour technique to see how it would flow differently. And then—surprise! 😲 Turns out, my white paint had satin enamel mixed in… totally by accident! But guess what? It created the most stunning cloud pour effect! Happy mistakes make the best art! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#fluidart #acrylicpouring #cloudpour #happyaccident #artshortsMesmerising Metallics! Watch This Fluid Art Come to LifeFroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-21 | Watch as rich metallic colours flow together in a stunning fluid art creation! I start with a puddle pour, combing through the paint to create organic textures. As I tilt the canvas, the colors blend beautifully, forming mesmerizing patterns. For an extra burst of texture, I add a black swipe—and just wait until you see the cells explode! 🌟 Fluid art never ceases to amaze! What do you think of this metallic palette? Let me know in the comments! 👇✨ Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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#fluidart #acrylicpour #metallicpaint #puddlepour #artshortsI Mixed the Wrong Paint… And The Results Were Breathtaking!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-20 | In today’s video, I’m diving into my favourite metallic colours to create two stunning fluid art paintings. I start with a puddle pour, using a comb to create organic patterns before tilting the canvas to let the colours blend beautifully. To enhance the textures and add more cells, I introduce a black swipe, and the result is absolutely mesmerising!
For the second painting, I use the same rich metallic palette but with a straight pour technique to see how the different style affects the final look. And then—surprise! The white I used had a touch of satin enamel in the mix, creating the most stunning cloud pour effect… completely by accident! Oops, maybe I should have checked the paint lid, but honestly, it turned out better than expected!
Cloud Pearl Pour Recipe: 2 parts acrylic paint 4 parts Floetrol 1 part Liquitex Pouring Medium 1 part Golden GAC 800 1 part DecoArt Satin Enamel Water to correct consistency
Watch the full process and let me know—which technique do you love most? #fluidart #acrylicpouring #metallicpaint #cloudpour #fluidpainting
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.The Final Touch! Stunning Crane Embellishment on Fluid ArtFroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-16 | Once the painting dried, the patterns and textures looked incredible. After applying a glossy Liquitex varnish for a polished finish, I added a symbolic embellishment: a crane stencil in rose gold deco foil. Representing hope and healing, the crane brings depth and purpose to the artwork, making it truly one of a kind masterpiece. Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramMagical Cloud Cells! Stunning Fluid Art with Earthy Tones & MetallicsFroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-14 | Today I’m creating a stunning fluid art painting with a base coat of earthy tones, complemented by metallic copper, bright magenta, and earthy clay. Tilting the canvas lets the colours flow into mesmerising organic patterns. By adding a touch of DecoArt Satin Enamel to the clay colour, the magic happens—cells explode across the canvas, forming beautiful cloud-like textures and pearl cells. Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramExploding Cells Create AMAZING Cloud TexturesFroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-13 | Today I’m creating a stunning fluid art painting with a base coat of earthy tones, complemented by metallic copper, bright magenta, and earthy clay. Tilting the canvas lets the colours flow into mesmerising organic patterns. By adding a touch of DecoArt Satin Enamel to the clay colour, the magic happens—cells explode across the canvas, forming beautiful cloud-like textures and pearl cells. Once the painting dried, the patterns and textures looked incredible. After applying a glossy Liquitex varnish for a polished finish, I added a symbolic embellishment: a crane stencil in rose gold deco foil. Representing hope and healing, the crane brings depth and purpose to the artwork, making it truly one of a kind masterpiece.
Cloud Pearl Pour Recipe: 2 parts acrylic paint 4 parts Floetrol 1 part Liquitex Pouring Medium 1 part Golden GAC 800 1 part DecoArt Satin Enamel Water to correct consistency
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.Fluid Art Hack: Sink Strainer Magic!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-02 | Ever tried painting with a sink strainer? Today, I’m transforming this simple kitchen tool into an art technique! Using metallic copper, gold, and vibrant shades from my Colour Cube Challenge, I pour leftover paints through three strainers to create mesmerising flower-like patterns. The touch of black adds drama, while the pink blush brings brightness and joy. The metallics glow beautifully as I tilt the canvas to shape the composition. The result? Unique, textured patterns that are absolutely stunning! Watch the magic unfold—this experiment was so much fun! 💫 #FluidArt #CreativePainting #acrylic pour Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramCREATE Dramatic Patterns with SIMPLE Kitchen Tools!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-02-01 | Today, I’m getting creative with a simple kitchen tool to craft a stunning fluid art painting! Using the humble sink strainer, I place three of these on the canvas to create intricate, textured patterns. I mix leftover paints with my pouring medium, featuring metallic copper, gold, a few shades from my Colour Cube Challenge, and a touch of black for drama. Pouring the vibrant colours through the strainers creates mesmerising flower-like patterns that flow beautifully as I tilt the canvas. The challenge is deciding how to shape the final composition, but the process is so much fun! The metallic gold and copper add a luminous glow, and pink blush colour creates such a bright and happy feeling. The painting dries with unique, eye-catching patterns and textures. This experiment was a delight, and I love how it turned out!
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle.Whats the Secret to Final Touches That WOWFroyleArt-Fluid2025-01-25 | Once dry, I embellish the piece with a small crane stencil flying across the landscape—a symbol of peace, hope, and healing, perfect for the start of the new year. The crane adds depth and meaning to the artwork, and the final gloss varnish enhances the vibrant colours, completing this beautiful piece. Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramWatch Pearl Cells Form Instantly in This Stunning Fluid Art PourFroyleArt-Fluid2025-01-24 | I’m using the cloud pour recipe with earthy and metallic tones to create a stunning fluid art painting. My palette includes gold, copper, apricot, clay, and a custom table mix paint. Starting with a triple cup open pour, I layer the paints—including the cloud mix—into cookie cutters, adding black around them before releasing the paint. As I tilt the canvas, the colours flow into organic shapes, and the pearl cells form instantly, creating fascinating textures. The earthy tones blend beautifully, and I’m thrilled with the composition and the development of the delicate cells. Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
More info: FroyleArt.com Step by step art classes on Skillshare & Patreon Join my Facebook group and be empowered by community. Find more inspiration on instagramDiscover the SECRET to Making Your Cloud Pearl Pour Stand Out!FroyleArt-Fluid2025-01-23 | Today I’m using the cloud pour recipe with earthy and metallic tones to create a stunning fluid art painting. My palette includes gold, copper, apricot, clay, and a custom table mix paint. Starting with a triple cup open pour, I layer the paints—including the cloud mix—into cookie cutters, adding black around them before releasing the paint. As I tilt the canvas, the colours flow into organic shapes, and the pearl cells form instantly, creating fascinating textures. The earthy tones blend beautifully, and I’m thrilled with the composition and the development of the delicate cells. Once dry, I embellish the piece with a small crane stencil flying across the landscape—a symbol of peace, hope, and healing, perfect for the start of the new year. The crane adds depth and meaning to the artwork, and the final gloss varnish enhances the vibrant colours, completing this beautiful piece.
Cloud Pearl Pour Recipe: 2 parts acrylic paint 4 parts Floetrol 1 part Liquitex Pouring Medium 1 part Golden GAC 800 1 part DecoArt Satin Enamel Water to correct consistency
Some of my products are affiliate links which provides a small commission for recommendations. There is no added cost to you when you use those links. Thanks for supporting my art, cheers Froyle. #fluidpaintings #fluidart #fluidartwork #pouringFirst Cloud Pour: Stunning Results RevealedFroyleArt-Fluid2025-01-20 | My first cloud pour is here, and I’m in love with the results! Using a dreamy palette of metallics and rich tones, I create flowing patterns with pearl cells that pop beautifully. Watching the colours blend and the textures develop is pure magic. This technique is a must-try for any fluid art lover! Watch the full episode on my YouTube channel.
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