People always talk about “finding” their artistic voice… but your voice isn’t hiding somewhere waiting to be discovered. You create it with every painting you make. It shows up in your colors, your movement, your patterns, your emotion - even before you notice it. Your voice grows when you paint, explore, and trust your instincts just a little more each time. Your style isn’t a moment of clarity… it’s a journey of becoming. What part of fluid art feels the most you right now? 🎨💬👇 | Olga Soby

I rarely work on round canvases – but I love how much they change the flow. The composition instantly feels more dynamic! And that’s the thing about fluid art – it’s never just about the paint. The tools, the canvas shape, the setup… every choice influences how your colors react and how your painting comes to life. If you’ve ever wondered how I prepare my canvases, what tools I use, and which materials help me get consistent, stunning results – I’ve put everything together for you in one place.

I get asked these 2 questions all the time 👇 1️⃣ “My paint barely moves when I blow it out for a Dutch pour – what am I doing wrong?” 2️⃣ “When I do a gentle finger swipe, my canvas shows through – how do you avoid that?” Both have the same answer: Consistency. 💧 If your paint is too thick, it won’t move easily with airflow. And during a finger swipe, it won’t level out – that’s why your canvas shows through. For both problems, you need to work with a thinner consistency – but not so thin that