Monday, 12 October 2026

More fluid art panels

 Good evening,

It is now getting darker much sooner - getting ready for the spooky season of Halloween and I cannot wait!

However, for tonight, I want to share some more of my fluid art panels with you.


So for this first panel I poured purple paint over the background to start, keeping it fluid as needed the other paints to move on top of this base paint layer. I then placed some pieces of string onto my drip tray and covered them with the paints I wanted to use. I then laid the strings on the canvas and slowly pulled down towards the edge of the canvas, creating this flower-like shapes.

I would like to add this panel into the following challenges:
Polkadoodles - Anything Goes
MMM #288 Autumn (colours of the flower shapes are autumnal and purple is halloween)



This second panel is one that you have already seen as I added my autumn leaves to it. However, I wanted to share the base panel and how I created it. I used a selection of reds, oranges and yellows. I put a base puddle of red down on the canvas, then placed an open cup onto this puddle. I then layered the paints into this cup. Once there was enough paint I lifted the cup and stretched the paints.




This final panel was created using one o the new strainers I got with my canvas feet. I used various blues, white and burnt umber for this canvas panel. As you can see from the close up there is some wonderful lacing created within the panel.

I would like to add this in to the following challenges:
CraftyCatz #721 Anything Goes

Thanks for looking,

Hugz Tinz


3 comments:

  1. This is really lovely, Tinz - I love string art images, like amazing technicolor jack-in-the-pulpit, lol. Great color choices! Thanks so much for playing at Make My Monday!

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  2. Every single one of these pieces of painted art is a gorgeous creation! It's amazing what can be done with paint and string. Thank you for joining us at Cardz 4 Guyz! I hope to see you in the gallery again for our challenge #289. Sue - DT

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  3. Oh so pretty. I have tried the string art in the past and loved it. Yours is beautiful. So glad you shared over at Crafty Catz.

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