Blick Fluid Acrylic – The (Easy) Secret to Gorgeous Layers in Your Mixed Media Art
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Creating layers in your mixed media art doesn’t have to be complicated!

In this video, I walk you through my go-to layering techniques using fluid acrylics, gel prints, collage, and subtle texture elements to build depth and visual interest. You’ll see how I balance delicate details with bold marks, use repeating elements for cohesion, and experiment with stencils, Posca pens, and graphite pencil to create rich, dimensional compositions.

If you’ve ever struggled with making your layers work together, this process will give you fresh ideas and confidence to push your mixed media pieces further!

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🎨Supplies for this session 🎨

Gel Plate 6×6”

Blick Fluid Acrylic – Teal

Blick Fluid Acrylic – Pyrrole Orange

Blick Fluid Acrylic – Pyrrole Red

Golden Titanium White

Golden Artist Color Fluid Acrylic – VanDyke Brown

Canson Mixed Media Art Journal (Blick)

Jacquard Net Mesh Openwork Floral Wrapping Paper

Continuous Spray Bottles

Liquitex Professional – Matte Medium

Silicone Paint Shapers

White Posca Pens

Joggles Stencil – Batik 1

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