Fluid Art on PCB

15 Aug 2020

Hey there creators!!

PCB making and soldering is super fun. But a lot of times the metal tracks aren't enough to satisfy the artist in all us maker heads. So here's some art with the PCB being my canvas.

I am a maker enthusiast and recently started doing some fluid art, and fell completely in love with it. So here's some fun I decided to have by combining the 2 of my favorite things to do right now.

So, I give you.... drum roll..... fluid art PCB.

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jw0752 over 4 years ago in reply to ritvi

Hi Ritvi,
Thank you for the explanation.

John
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ritvi over 4 years ago in reply to fmilburn

Hey Frank,

Here's some more information about fluid art. It's basically using liquid acrylic paint. We put multiple colours in a container pour it on the surface, and tilt the surface around to let it form patterns auttomatically! It's a very relaxing form of art form. Let me know if you would like me to pint you to some more resources regarding the same.

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ritvi over 4 years ago in reply to jw0752

Hey John,

I would love to tell you more about fluid art. It's basically using liquid acrylic paint. We put multiple colours in a container pour it on the surface, and tilt the surface around to let it form patterns auttomatically! It's a very relaxing form of art form. Let me know if you would like me to pint you to some more resources regarding the same.

Ritvi
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fmilburn over 4 years ago

Very interesting. I would like to know more about it as well.
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jw0752 over 4 years ago

Hi Ritvi,

I have never heard of fluid art before. It looks very interesting and reminds me of a map with the smooth contours. Can you tell me more about fluid art and what are some of the parameters that define what it is. I liked your painting on the circuit board.

John
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