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Fluid Art painting was the beginning of our new great adventure. After many failed canvases. Several months of testing a variety of paints and technique, we have developed our own approach and artistry. We hope you enjoy our work as much as we enjoyed creating it for you.
Each painting is unique. Although it’s difficult to capture the beauty of a paintings in a photo, especially the pearl and metallic colors and the subtle shades and movement. When you get your painting, you’ll notice hidden shapes and images. You choose how to display it to match your style.
We use quality photo paper and a professional printer for our prints.
Pick the wall art the moves you.
“Red Tide” Print
This print is a fluid art painting entitled “Red Tide.”
The matte is beveled cut in navy blue in a wooden stained black frame.
The outside dimensions of the frame are, 15” x 15.”
The print is 9.5” x 9.5.”
The colors in this print are blues with a hint of gold, orange and metallic red, purple, copper, and cream.
Fluid Art painting was the beginning of our new great adventure. After many failed canvases. Several months of testing a variety of paints and technique, we have developed our own approach and artistry. We hope you enjoy our work as much as we enjoyed creating it for you.
Each painting is unique. Although it’s difficult to capture the beauty of a paintings in a photo, especially the pearl and metallic colors and the subtle shades and movement. When you get your painting, you’ll notice hidden shapes and images. You choose how to display it to match your style.
We use quality photo paper and a professional printer for our prints.
Pick the wall art the moves you.
“Red Tide” Print
This print is a fluid art painting entitled “Red Tide.”
The matte is beveled cut in navy blue in a wooden stained black frame.
The outside dimensions of the frame are, 15” x 15.”
The print is 9.5” x 9.5.”
The colors in this print are blues with a hint of gold, orange and metallic red, purple, copper, and cream.
