Unique Spray Paint Effects Without Aerosol!

Create Magic with High Flow Acrylic and a Spray Bottle

I love this technique because it gives me the beautiful, airy effect of spray paint without any of the mess, fumes, or cleanup hassle. Instead of dealing with traditional spray paint, Barb and I took Golden’s High Flow Acrylic and put it into a spray bottle. The result? A fine, delicate mist of color that adds just the right touch of texture and depth to our mixed media artwork. When combined with my Gustav Klimt-inspired stencils, the effect was nothing short of stunning. The intricate patterns, paired with the soft spray, created a look reminiscent of Art Nouveau—elegant, layered, and rich with detail. This simple technique brings a whole new dimension to stenciling, making it easy to achieve a sophisticated, painterly feel without the unpredictability of traditional spray paint. Whether you’re working on collage, mixed media, or decorative papers, this method is a game-changer.

Joggles Mixed Media Art Supplies

All of the products used in this Tidbit are linked below please consider supporting Joggles as the are a family owned business in Rhode Island with great customer service. Joggles are the exclusive retailer and producer of my stencil and mask designs used in this video. You can always get your 9x11 gel plates, rice paper, and brayers from them and they often ship the same day

– PATREON –
Robust Multi-Part Instruction Videos
Month-to-month Subscription $25

Full length in-depth tutorials are published on my Paper Paintings Patreon Page every week for ongoing learning and creative inspiration.
Learn all you ever wanted to know about gel printing through a series of videos and in-depth tutorials.

Visit Patreon.com/ElizabethStHilaire to learn more

My Amazing Amazon Art Supply Page!

I have notes in the talk bubbles of EVERY item, telling you why I like it.

When you purchase through my Amazon Shopping Resource PageI receive a small percentage.
It doesn't cost you anything extra and helps fund Tutorial Tidbits, so it’s a win-win!
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.