Camel Fluid Acrylic Colours Kit – Aqua Series

FAQ :-

Q: What is fluid acrylic painting?

A: Fluid acrylic/art painting is a form of abstract art which is made using acrylic colours with a runny (fluid) consistency. Layers of acrylic colours are poured in a cup, then the cup is emptied on a canvas using various techniques, thus forming an abstract looking multi-coloured art piece

Q: Do I need pouring medium with these shades?

A: Camel fluid acrylic colours do not require a pouring medium as they are already of the desired (fluid) consistency; one can directly start pouring the shades in a cup

Q: Can I use water to reduce the consistency?

A: It is not recommended to reduce the consistency of Camel Fluid Acrylic Colours further, as they are already flowy, and adding water might affect their blending capacity

Q: What all does this kit contain?

A: Camel fluid acrylic kit contains 4 shades in 25ml bottles, 1 canvas board and 1 apron

Q: What shades does the aqua/sunset/monochrome series have?

A: You can check the shade names in the product description

Q: Is it safe for children to use this product?

A: Yes, it is safe

Q: Can we do fluid art on paper?

A: Fluid art can be done on heavyweight acrylic papers and mix media papers

Q: Can I do fluid art on t-shirt or some other fabric?

A: No, fluid art techniques do not work on fabric materials

Q: How long does it take for these colours to dry?

A: An average 8×8 inch canvas will take 24-30 hours to dry. It is recommended to let your painting dry for 36 hours

Q: Why is the apron required while doing fluid art?

A: Camel Fluid Acrylic Colours are permanent on fabric, and wouldn’t go off one’s clothes even after several washes. The apron has been provided in the kit to protect clothes from getting spoilt

Q: What do I need to do to protect this painting from dust and any other external particles?

A: Once the painting is completely dry, you can add a layer of varnish over it to protect the painting