Art is therapy and pour painting is pretty easy to learn. These are some of the basic things you need to start. I highly recommend it as a way to relax.
You're going to want a bunch of canvases. All different shapes and sizes. These are good quality but won't break the bank.
Level 3 Gallery Wrapped Heavy Duty Canvas by Artist's Loft
You're going to want a good tape for sharp edges!
Painter's Tape
Its easier to pre mix your most often used colors and have a way to control the flow
Belinlen 10 Pack 8oz Plastic Squeeze Bottles
These are some of the best paints for fluid art.
This Little Piggy – Fluid Art Co - USA
I like to use these to mix up my colors in. They don't have to be mini, in fact you should have several different sizes
Mini Red Solo Cups
I like to use these for mixing my paints and my epoxy
Popsicle Sticks & Dowels in Basic Craft Supplies(1000+)
This one isn't necessary, you can use water if you want to, but I prefer this because it preserves the viscosity of the paint.
Professional Gloss Pouring Medium
I like to use epoxy resin over my paintings when they are done. It really brings out the colors and makes them shine
Let's Resin
If youre just starting i recommend a cheaper brand of paint because you will waste a lot in the beginning.
DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics
For Dutch pours and other special pours you want a blow dryer. This one is the best one!
Full Size & Travel Dryer
There are so many different things you can use to make awesome paintings..... these are split cups so you can pour multiple colors
Split Cups For Paint Pouring
Heat guns are useful for larger canvases to pop all the air bubbles. You can use a torch for smaller ones
