Dutch Pour Fluid Paint in Photoshop

MERCEDES April 1, 2020

In this video, I’ll show you how to simulate dutch pour fluid painting in Photoshop.

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Dutch pour is a fluid painting technique that uses large amounts of paint to create fluid motion. An artist will create a dutch pour with an air mover or hairdryer. Artists use tools like straws and physically blowing on the paint to create peaks and blends. They will move the paint around the canvas to create amazing abstract fluid art.

In this video, I will try to simulate a dutch pour style. This digital drawing is a fun and relaxing way to use Photoshop. You will find it is a great way to create digital fluid art similar to acrylic pouring.

The digital dutch pour is perfect for abstract backgrounds and digital print pieces or just for fun and relaxation. These abstract paintings are super versatile, they can be used for virtually any application from branding design to textiles.

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