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Create a one-of-a-kind pour-painted piggybank in an instructor-led studio near Las Olas. No experience needed—choose a character, pick colors, and leave with a finished piece after a one-hour session.
Create a one-of-a-kind pour-painted piggybank in an instructor-led studio near Las Olas. No experience needed—choose a character, pick colors, and leave with a finished piece after a one-hour session.
Step inside a bright studio off Las Olas and the room feels like a tide of color: shallow puddles of paint ripple across ceramic characters while an instructor guides each pour. You choose a character—Bear, Bunny, Balloon Dog, or a pop-culture figure—pick a palette, and watch pigments spread, collide and settle into patterns. The class is relaxed, family-friendly (ages 3+ with supervision) and designed so anyone can leave with a finished piggybank after about an hour.
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Operated by Hawaii Fluid Art - Pembroke Pines · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Step inside a bright studio off Las Olas and the room feels like a tide of color: shallow puddles of paint ripple across ceramic characters while an instructor guides each pour. You choose a character—Bear, Bunny, Balloon Dog, or a pop-culture figure—pick a palette, and watch pigments spread, collide and settle into patterns. The class is relaxed, family-friendly (ages 3+ with supervision) and designed so anyone can leave with a finished piggybank after about an hour.
Fort Lauderdale’s shoreline and boating culture have long attracted makers and small galleries; this class sits within that creative current, close to Riverwalk and the FATVillage arts district. The process borrows from contemporary fluid art techniques—acrylic pours, layering and controlled tilting—so results vary and every piece is unique. The studio provides all materials, aprons, and drying space; oversized characters are available for an extra fee and finished pieces can be shipped worldwide.
Practical details matter here: the session is one hour, wheelchair accessible, and instructor-led for beginners. Arrive 10–15 minutes early to pick colors and sign waivers. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on even though aprons are supplied, and bring reference images if you want specific color combos. Expect your piece to need several hours to cure in the studio; pickup or shipping options are offered if you can’t wait. The workshop pairs well with a stroll down Las Olas or an afternoon on the Intracoastal—an easy creative stop in a coastal city known for art and boats.
No—this is an instructor-led class designed for beginners and children with step-by-step guidance.
Pieces are left to dry in the studio and typically need several hours to cure; same-day pickup may not be possible—shipping or later pickup is available.
Yes—the studio supplies all paints, ceramics, aprons and tools needed for the session.
Yes—facilities are wheelchair accessible and children age 3 and up can participate with parental supervision.
Hawaii Fluid Art - Pembroke Pines operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step inside a bright studio off Las Olas and the room feels like a tide of color: shallow puddles of paint ripple across ceramic characters while an instructor guides each pour. You choose a character—Bear, Bunny, Balloon Dog, or a pop-culture figure—pick a palette, and watch pigments spread, collide and settle into patterns. The class is relaxed, family-friendly (ages 3+ with supervision) and designed so anyone can leave with a finished piggybank after about an hour.
Step inside a bright studio off Las Olas and the room feels like a tide of color: shallow puddles of paint ripple across ceramic characters while an instructor guides each pour. You choose a character—Bear, Bunny, Balloon Dog, or a pop-culture figure—pick a palette, and watch pigments spread, collide and settle into patterns. The class is relaxed, family-friendly (ages 3+ with supervision) and designed so anyone can leave with a finished piggybank after about an hour.
Fort Lauderdale’s shoreline and boating culture have long attracted makers and small galleries; this class sits within that creative current, close to Riverwalk and the FATVillage arts district. The process borrows from contemporary fluid art techniques—acrylic pours, layering and controlled tilting—so results vary and every piece is unique. The studio provides all materials, aprons, and drying space; oversized characters are available for an extra fee and finished pieces can be shipped worldwide.
Practical details matter here: the session is one hour, wheelchair accessible, and instructor-led for beginners. Arrive 10–15 minutes early to pick colors and sign waivers. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on even though aprons are supplied, and bring reference images if you want specific color combos. Expect your piece to need several hours to cure in the studio; pickup or shipping options are offered if you can’t wait. The workshop pairs well with a stroll down Las Olas or an afternoon on the Intracoastal—an easy creative stop in a coastal city known for art and boats.