Techniques

Swing
A popular abstract technique where a pendulum – the “swing” – creates a unique result every time. You pour a mix of acrylic paints of your choice into the pendulum, release it, and with a rotating table elegant, regular waves form a harmonious painting on the canvas.

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

Hairdryer
A 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 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.