Abstract painting techniques at No Limit Art Brno

At our experiential art studio in Brno you can try several original abstract painting techniques. Each creates a completely different effect and suits complete beginners too. If you are looking for canvas painting in Brno and a great time where you take home both an experience and your own painting, you are in the right place. See all techniques in the Techniques section.
Swing (Pendulum)
Abstract pendulum painting is a popular technique where the pendulum – the “swing” – creates a unique, harmonious result. You pour a colour mix of your choice into the pendulum, release it, and with a rotating table elegant regular waves form an original painting on the canvas.

Pouring Art
Pouring art is a modern technique where acrylic paints are poured into a cup and then onto the canvas, blending into each other. The result is a soft, unique structure full of smooth transitions and surprising details.


Hairdryer
A creative, playful technique where paints are spread on the canvas and shaped with air from a regular hairdryer. Organic, lively shapes give the painting movement and energy.

Texture Art
A 3D technique using texturing paste and a notched spatula to create a sculptural, strongly structured surface. It adds depth, dynamism and a striking visual effect.

Spatula
A traditional yet creative method where paint is applied only with a spatula. It lets you build bold structures, sculptural shapes and original abstract compositions.

Bottle
A dynamic take on the pendulum technique. Paints pour from a special hanging bottle and, with a rotating table, create unique abstract compositions full of movement and energy.

Come create your own painting in Brno
Whether pouring art, texture art, spatula or pendulum painting appeals to you, at No Limit Art you will find a place to relax, create and take home an original abstract painting. Not sure what to paint on canvas? We will advise you on site – or read how a studio visit works first. Canvas sizes and prices are on Pricing, finished works in the Gallery, and you can book a session online.