Bubble Painting Basics

A demonstration of the basics of making a bubble print. Multiple layers of this technique create the bubble painting texture as seen on Gumnut Inspirations - inspired.gumnut.net

[@EpicFailComic]

Thankyou, this was THE most useful video on bubble printing!

[@damayantirivadeneira168]

Sooo true!!! Thanks a lot!

[@munutango]

5 years later and it's still true.

[@LizPowley]

Hi, Jisa.
In this case it is acrylics, the non-expensive kind that I bought for my kids to use, so I'm not 100% sure of achival quality, but I have made up some bubble paints using more expensive paints since then and am much more reassured. The paper is illustration board, probably bainbridge 80 with a little texture, but not much.
You can find further info on my blog (right side, scroll down to Categories, under Projects - bubble painting), a post there also includes full instructions.
Liz.

[@monikasaini8294]

Genius love the 💡 idea

[@marypunnoose3873]

I am going to try it I hope it works properly

[@meetmeonapinhead]

I've seen quite a few of these done with tempura paints, but I much prefer the strength of color you get with the acrylic, here. Makes it an outside activity with clothes we don't care about, and much more fun anyway! :)

[@luxunity]

genius!!

[@jcheriyan331]

What kind of paint and paper are you using?

[@elliemerc01]

Can I do this on canvas???

[@racheltan416]

the ingredients to make the greeny thingy??

[@ashley1281]

Igot7 Army paint, soap and water