Fluid Painting Course

Let the colors flow and blend effortlessly

Fluid art is a creative and innovative form of art where participants use the flow and blending of paints to create unique and beautiful pieces. In this course, you will learn the basics of fluid art, including techniques and how to choose the right paints and mediums to achieve the desired flow effects. Everyone will get a chance to experience the soothing process of watching the paint move and enjoy the fun of creating their own artwork.

Our fluid painting course is suitable for people of all ages, whether you’re learning individually or as part of a group. We offer flexible arrangements tailored to your needs.

Course Highlights:

Suitable for companies, organizations, or individuals
Flexible locations: Our instructors can provide lessons at customer-specified venues with tailored arrangements
Government procurement P-Card payments accepted

For inquiries and quotations:
Phone: 3725 7060 (WhatsApp available)
Email: info@genesismusic.com.hk

Fluid Painting Experience Workshop

In this workshop, you will learn the basic techniques of fluid painting, including how to use paints and mediums to create unique fluid effects and smooth color transitions. Participants can choose from a range of themes, such as personalized bear figures, clocks, or paintings, allowing you to create a piece that is truly your own. This workshop is open to secondary school students, adults, and seniors.

For: Ages 10 and above
Duration: Each session lasts 1 hour
Location: Client-specified schools or organizations

Inquiries and Registration

Q&A

1. What is the process of fluid painting?

Participants will first pour the fluid paints into a container. Depending on the desired effect, other materials may be added. The paint is then poured onto a surface, allowing the colors to flow naturally. After completing the process, participants can tilt or move the surface to create various patterns and effects. Once dry, the artwork is complete.

2. What materials and setup are provided for the fluid painting class?

We provide paints, pouring mediums, and different surfaces such as canvases, wooden boards, or custom surfaces for fluid painting. Students will have everything they need to create their artwork.

Since fluid painting can be a bit messy, it's important to use paper or plastic covers to protect tables or floors. The drying artwork must be placed in a safe location to avoid paint spills or contact with other items. If necessary, participants can also bring their own apron or protective clothing.

3. What can you create in a fluid painting class?

Participants can choose to create a variety of artistic items, including:

Cute bear figurines: Use fluid painting techniques to personalize a bear figure, making your artwork stand out with a fashionable and creative touch.
Clocks: Create a unique fluid-painted clock, combining practical use with artistic design to add a decorative element to your space.
Paintings: Design your own fluid painting, showcasing your personal style and creativity.

4. Is fluid painting difficult?

Fluid painting is not difficult. Once you grasp the basic techniques of pouring and moving the paint, you don’t need complex drawing skills. In fluid painting, the creative process and results are more important than artistic precision, and there’s a lot of creative freedom. Participants can experiment and create based on their own preferences.

5. Can the fluid painting workshop be held at schools or organizations?

Yes, we offer flexible on-site workshops at schools and organizations. Whether for individuals, schools, or corporate teams, our instructors can travel to your location to conduct the class. Please note that additional charges may apply for distant locations outside Hong Kong Island. Feel free to contact us for more information.

6. How do I sign up for the fluid painting course?

Please WhatsApp or call 3725 7060 to make a reservation or request a quote. When inquiring, please specify that you're interested in the fluid painting workshop, along with your preferred time and the number of participants.