Wall Art Paint Pouring Techniques

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Stain and Finishing Oil - SFO Beige Picket Fence

Create your own unique wall art using Fusion Mineral Paint and Pouring Resin. Paint pouring techniques are easy to master, and a lot of fun!

Here we take two pieces of wood panels from the art store, and make a unique statement! Paint Pouring is an artful way of creating unique finishes across furniture, art, decor and more.

Paint Pour Art

This technique is a fun way to create art with drama and scale. Because the two pieces have to be displayed together, they demand attention and one heck of a colour combo. This technique is sometimes referred to as “diptych”. Paint pouring techniques are a great way to get a unique finish that you won’t find in store-bought art.

SUPPLIES

Fusion Mineral Paint Pouring Resin
Fusion Mineral Paint Cell Enhancer
Fusion Mineral Paint Copper
Fusion Mineral Paint Ash
Fusion Mineral Paint Picket Fence
Fusion Mineral Paint Brook
Small cups
Popsicle sticks
Large container
Drop-sheet
Fusion Mineral Paint Stain & Finishing Oil: Cappuccino
Two Wood panels

STEP 1

PREPARING THE SURFACE

Because we’re working with wood we wanted to stain them to give them an aged feel. Start by brushing on Stain and Finishing Oil and immediately remove excess with an applicator sponge. We’re breaking the rules here as we are going to be putting a waterbased product over this oil base, however, since this Stain and Finishing Oil is going onto bare wood and being removed right away, it shouldn’t leave much oil residue behind allowing the acrylic to adhere. Also, the Stain and Finishing Oil has a small amount of acrylic resin in it, allowing for the paint to adhere to that as well!

Using the beauty of paint pouring techniques, create a unique and dramatic diptyque wall art for your home. Metallics are in! Using Fusion's range of paint and Pouring Resin you can tackle anything.

Next, to allow the poured paint to move across the freshly stained surface, pour a layer of Pouring Resin to add movability, this is especially important on bare wood surfaces.

STEP 2

MIXING THE POURING RESIN

Start by pouring resin into cups – one cup per colour you plan to use. Add a couple of drops of paint you want and stir gently.

Next, you combine all the colours by pouring them one at a time, into a large container, being careful not to mix them together. You don’t want your colours to blend.

STEP 3

THE POUR

To get the final desired effect, both panels will be required to be shown together in a certain way and as a result, they must be created as such! Ensure you place them side by side before you start pouring. Pour the paint from the large container, by going from one side to the other.