Popped bubble art

Bubble Painting - A squirt of dish soap, 15 drops of neon food colouring, 1/2 c. of water, straws. Using a straw, students blow until they have a huge pile of bubbles. Gently press paper onto the bubbles, allowing them to pop on the paper.

I've done this activity with my kids a few times now and it never fails to fascinate them - and me! Simply color bubble mix with food coloring and blow bubbles onto paper - as the bubbles land and pop, they create beautiful works of art. It goes without saying that this project is best done outdoors. A great one for those lazy summer afternoons.

Blowing soap bubbles pop art retro vector illustration. Isolated image on white background. Comic book style imitation. Download a free preview or high-quality Adobe Illustrator (ai), EPS, PDF, SVG vectors and high-res JPEG and PNG images.

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Bubble popping animation for creating 2d games

After experimenting with several ways of doing bubble prints, I think I found a way that works well. I poured some kids bubbles into small containers. Then, I mixed a few drops of food coloring into the containers. The bubbles were cheapo and weren’t really bubbly, so I added some dish soap as well. Then, I blew bubbles just as you normally would blow bubbles and let them land on the paper. When they popped, they left these splatters and … Read more... →