Fluid Art Magic: Transparent layers & hidden depths – So much to see!

Dive into the magic of fluid art with this mesmerizing blue acrylic pour painting! Using the Hide & Reveal swipe technique, I created transparent layers that bring depth, movement, and the feeling of flowing water to life on canvas. To achieve this effect, I worked with a transparent faux pillow, which I love using to create extra depth and hidden details. Blue is such a beautiful color for this technique — it lends itself perfectly to layering, creating the illusion of endless water and space. Watch as cells appear, colors blend, and hidden details slowly come to the surface — a truly satisfying process for anyone who loves fluid art, acrylic pouring, abstract painting, or swipe techniques. Whether you're here to learn more about fluid art techniques or simply enjoy the soothing process of paint in motion, I hope this video inspires you! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe if you enjoy bold colors, crisp swipes, and the occasional artistic gamble! Thank you so much for being here! Love Suzan, #fluidart #acrylicpouring #arttutorial #hideandreveal #abstractart #colorlayering #arttherapy #satisfyingart How I make my Pillow: Talens Art Creation Titanium White and Owatrol floetrol (1:3 minimal water added). I do this in portions (cups) of 35 grams of Titanium White and 105 grams of Owatrol, and usually add 5 grams of water. I make larger stocks of this, and always try to let it rest for at least 2 days so that it has fewer air bubbles... The colors I used: TLP Parakeet TLP Gilded TLP Abalone TLP Lakeside Golden Green Gold Tri-Art Nickel Azo Yellow JoSonja Aqua Winsor & Newton Winsor Blue BOOM Gel Stain Willy Wagtail Blue I MIX MY COLORS also with Owatrol floetrol. Ratio depends on the pigmentation and thickness of the paint, also a very small amount of water added for consistency, but slightly thinner than the base. I first wet my PIGMENTS with a little GOLDEN GAC100 until I have a paste. Then I add a small scoop of binder (Caparol). I also use Owatrol as PM with the pigments and that is not paint. It therefore lacks the binding. And I personally don't like it when colors become 'runny'. So that's how I solve it. Then I also add Owatrol floetrol to this, I do that by eye, in the same consistency as the other colours. I make my CELL ACTIVATOR with acrylic paint and Australian floetrol (1:2 for swipes). I used Amsterdam Oxide Black and Titanium White here. For the Gold cell activator I mix two different types of Gold. I use Golden Bright Gold and Amsterdam Deep Gold (1:3 approximately). Because Amsterdam works well, and Golden to make the color more beautiful! I got my spinner from: https://www.ericahughesart.com/ I buy my TLP's (This Little Piggy), Flat-face blow dryer, Pouring Mat and BOOM Gel Stain from: https://eu.fluid-art.co/ (Music: by Epidemic Sound)