SPIRO-MATIC ARTWORK

Once the abstract masterpiece is complete, take off the frame to remove the card, then clean the paint spatter from the workspace, and it's all ready for another go!

SWITCHING OFF SPIRO-MATIC

After letting the turntable spin for a minute or so to allow the paint to spread, it's time to switch it off and have a look at the finished artwork.

MAKING SPIRO-MATIC ART

Once the turntable is in full spin, add a few lines using the felt tip marker, squirt some liquid paint on, then let centrifugal force do the rest!

SPIRO-MATIC READY FOR ACTION

Once the blank card is in position and the batteries underneath are in place...it's all systems go..!!

PREPARING SPIRO-MATIC

Removing the white workspace cover creates more room to manoeuvre when fixing the blank card onto the turntable frame.

SPIRO-MATIC OUT THE BOX

Now for a look at the Spiro-matic itself.

It's size is 12in x 10in. The white frame is removable to allow you to place a blank card onto the turntable, as well as to get access to clean the workspace after a session.

The cards used are 7in x 5in.

Running along one side of the body are the holders for the paints & pens....and then it's ready for action!

THE BOX CONTENTS

So, off with the lid and a little look inside the box.
The polystyrene padding layout holds the 4 liquid paint bottles and 2 felt pens.
Underneath the padding you get a glimpse of the Spiro-matic turntable.
Sitting at the bottom of the box are the instructions, gallery and a set of blank art cards, all of which will be dipped into later.