Royal Mandala Art
Mixed Media Paint Pouring
Acrylic Pouring Tutorial by Olga Soby
Royal Mandala Art – Mixed Media Paint Pouring
Welcome to the new Royal Mandala Art – Mixed Media Paint Pouring tutorial. In this abstract art lesson, let's try combining the acrylic pouring technique with the mandala art using the stencil texture application. First I'm going to do acrylic pouring, let it dry and then embellish the base with the beautiful mandala stencils.
So, I'm super excited to work with that creative fluid art idea. "Concord" is a secret message for this fluid acrylic painting. I want to do something similar to one of the pour paintings that I did in the past. But I want to use a different color base, I want to work on a rich royal purple this time, and for the flow there will be different colors.
Acrylic Pouring RECIPE used for today’s flow art painting:
Acrylic Colors and Supplies used in this Gradient Fall Foliage:
Looking for more awesome acrylic pouring supplies?
Check out my Amazon Storefront USA / CA / UK / DE you'll find even more brands and supplies I use, love, and recommend, so definitely check it out. And in this supplies guide for beginners, you'll find more details and help from me.
Resin Finish Online Course
Do you want to learn how to finish painting with epoxy resin for a beautiful, smooth, liquid glass-like finish? Introducing NEW Exclusive Epoxy Finish Mastery Course!
And as for my canvas, the size is 20 by 24 inches, so working on a pretty big one.
Tip: I always love looking from above, especially when I'm arranging the composition. It definitely helps to look from a distance and straight at the painting. When doing this imagine that each ring has a weight and you are arranging this weight on your canvas and your goal is to try to balance it out. So, without further ado let's see how this creative abstract art idea turned out!
I don't know what I like more about this pour painting, the base or the stencil embellishments. Probably, it's a combination of the two but both of the parts worked out so perfectly. I have already covered this abstract painting with varnish, so this is why you can see this light uniform gloss sheen on this whole piece. The copper shines so brightly, definitely has the flame kind of energy in it. And I'm so happy that I added the turquoise in a few sections of this fluid painting because it definitely brings more interest and life in this color palette.
I hope you enjoyed the process and looking forward to hearing from you! Create with Passion!
More Acrylic Pouring Tutorials
Want to master acrylic pouring technique and express your creativity with fluid art? You are in the right place tp learn! Discover more creative art tutorials with similar style and techniques:
Hello, creator! My name is Olga Soby, and if you are new to acrylic pouring and fluid painting - you are most welcome on my website and my YouTube channel!
I’m a contemporary artist based in Canada with my roots going back to Ukraine. I specialize in fluid media and consider myself an unconventional artist - instead of regular brushes, I use water, fire, airflow, and gravity as my tools for achieving the most unique effects in my art. Read more...
Original Art For Sale
Through my artwork, I employ Colors and Shapes as the most beautiful universal language. And with the interweaving of their symbolism and primal meanings, I create each painting to tell its own unique story. You can find all of my original paintings available for purchase here.
Fine Art Prints
A collection of limited edition prints of some of my most popular recent work presented on the highest quality fine art papers.
Available in three sizes. You can find a full collection of my fine art prints here.
There's More To Explore!
Best tools and recommendations to be successful in acrylic pouring
FREE Acrylic Pouring Calculator - calculate how much fluid paint you'll to cover your canvas size.
FREE Acrylic Pouring Supplies Guide - discover all the best paints and tools needed to create fluid art paintings.
BEST Waste Minimization Tips & Tricks - discover how to successfully minimize waste involved in acrylic pouring.