Technique Spotlight: What the Spinning Tables Really Do (placeholder)

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A little physics, a lot of magic

This is placeholder content. We place a canvas on a rotating table, you drip paint in the centre, and we set it spinning - centrifugal force does the rest. The result is a swirl of colour that never repeats itself twice.

It's a favourite with kids and grown-ups alike because it's almost impossible to get wrong. A drip here, a splash there, one spin - and you have a finished abstract painting. Capacity is up to about 16 people, making it perfect for smaller groups and team building.

Tips for your first spin

  • Start with less paint than you think - it's easy to add more.
  • Alternate contrasting colours for a more dramatic effect.
  • Try the UV version to make your canvas glow in the dark.

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