Water dipping art

Hydro-dip Anything! : Hydro-dipping is such a cool art technique, and the end result is so cool! I hydro-dipped a plant pot and super cool homemade string coasters (visit that project here!), but you can hydro-dip pretty much anything from planters to AirTags.

Can you hydro dip with acrylic paint? You can use acrylic paints to create interesting and gorgeous designs with the hydro dip technique.

Hydro dipping is an art technique that has many mediums. Some do it to their nails using nail polish and water. Except they call it water marbling. Others use n…

Painting my first canvas was fun but wow, did I mix up a crazy amount of paint. Far, far too much. I hate to let anything go to waste so it was the perfect opportunity for a big dipping session. I thought I might get 3 or 4 tiles out of my big puddle of paint, but it ended up being so much more!

WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSE OF ART on Instagram: "Hydro dipping, also known as hydrographics, is a technique for applying intricate designs to three-dimensional objects. It involves immersing an object in water with a specialized film carrying the desired pattern, which adheres to the object's surface. After dipping, the object is rinsed and coated with a protective sealant. With thousands of available patterns and the ability to create custom designs, hydro dipping offers endless possibilities…

Hydro dipping, also known as water transfer printing or water marbling, is the process of delicately transferring floating pigments onto a product through the medium of water. We’ve rounded up some of hydro dipped products and processes in this installment of our trends series, What’s New in Craft.

There are a lot of different acrylic pouring techniques, and more seem to pop up every day! While some find this intimidating, I think this variety represents what’s best about acrylic pouring: it’s accessible to everyone. One of my very favorite techniques can be super simple, or a bit complicated, and that’s the dip technique.