The Creative Tweens

Hey guys, I just watched a very fascinating art technique video on YouTube and immediately tried it on my sketch book and it came out awesome! So I decided to share this wonderful art technique with you. You’ll only need three things, no.1 sketch book no.2 black pointer no.3 poster colors. You can make thank you, sorry or birthday cards using this technique or just frame this piece in your room.  I made a step by step video so that you can easily follow.

Whether you want to call it fluid art, liquid art, or acrylic pouring, there’s nothing more satisfying than creating abstract masterpieces by letting pigment run amok. Fluid art is the process of pouring paints onto a canvas to create unique pieces of artwork. We can all agree that fluid artwork looks fantastic; something is mesmerizing about the way fluid artwork draws you in with all its hidden details.  Getting started with acrylic pouring isn’t particularly difficult, making it a great art form for all skill levels. With so many techniques to try, you can get as simple or complicated as you’d like. It’s also fun for all ages! There are endless types of acrylic pouring techniques. Some of the techniques are: 1. Basic or Clean Pour 2. Dirty Pour 3. Swipe Acrylic pour 4. Puddle pour 5. Dip pour 6. Tree ring pour 7. String pull pour 8. Balloon smash acrylic pour The technique which I tried is Dirty pouring. You can use any combination and number of c...

Hello everyone, I am going to show you an art technique today which is called ‘Pull string art’. When I learned this, I immediately knew I wanted to share this with everyone around me. It is simple and fun to do. The result we get after the process is reminiscent of a calla lily flower. You can get it framed and gift it to your friends or you can use it for decorating your house. The best part is, this technique doesn’t require expensive art supplies, the only materials needed for this technique are: String Ink Rough book Any Paper THE PROCESS: Start by practicing on your sketchbook or with some paper and a rough book. First cut a piece of string, not so long that you cannot control it but long enough that you can swirl it around on the paper. Now, dip the string in the ink, completely saturating it. Take any rough book and keep your paper on it (folded in half) Then hold the string over the paper you are using. Allow it to hit and lay on the paper in a ran...