Pour painting on rocks

I fell in love with rock painting through a couple of different kindness rock groups that I found online. I participated in that for about one year and then I happened to be on the internet one day when I saw a video on acrylic pouring. I was mesmerized by this technique and wondered if I could use this method on my work? I decided that I was up for a challenge and that I would give it a try, on rocks!

Learn all about paint pulling on rocks here. This simple technique delivers beautiful results every single time! You're going to love this.

For a while now I have been wanting to dive into all the various acrylic paint pouring techniques there are out there to try. There…

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This post may contain affiliate links which means I earn an affiliate commission for qualifying purchases at no cost to you. Thanks for the support! In my recent post on how to make paint-poured rock art, I briefly shared one of my favorite sealers for rocks. This post quickly covers the gloss glaze I love...Read the Post

How to Paint Pour on Rocks! Painting rocks is so much fun--they are the perfect canvas for all kinds of art. Paint pouring on rocks is super...

Kara Sargent Art 🌈✨ on Instagram: "Dipped rocks 🪨✨ . Using the left over paints form my last painting to make these cute little rocks . The one at the end is my fav with little mini cells 💛 . . . . . . #paintedrocks #rockpainting #dippedrocks #fluidpaint"

Beginner's guide paint pouring art. Filled with easy DIY tutorials, tips, pour painting ideas, and more! Pefect for canvas, rocks, wood, and tile surfaces.

Choosing the right colors in acrylic pouring is one of the most essential steps which will determine whether a painting is satisfying and beautiful to look at, or dark and messy. Acrylic pouring is a popular art style, but can be very frustrating for beginner artists. Artists can feel deflated after their creations turn “muddy” and brown...