I
belong to the Carolina Mixed Media Artist Guild. Every year we have a play day
at a member’s studio and have round robin demonstrations of a technique and
then bring enough supplies to let the other members try it out.
This year scarves were
requested. I was trying to find a technique that would be fast, different and
unique. I was scanning through Facebook and saw a video of an elementary class
applying color via bubbles….. They mixed paint to the bubble solution, cut
plastic bottles in half, attached netting to the base and dabbed the applicator
into the solution then “blew” bubbles through the bottle top and the bubbles
landed on the paper…
Of course I found
inspiration.
I tried to do it the same in
the video but it didn’t come out at all the same….so I took a different
approach…thinking of the old bubble piles I had as a kid, I created the below
applicator and it worked GREAT!!!
My fellow Guildies found it
amusing as well
.
But the color went on very
random (which I love) and the colors blended very well. I used Marabu Silk
paint and it worked beautifully. It has water like consistency so it blended
well with the bubbles.
And then the bubbles began!!
Me trying not to breathe in the bubbles by accidentThen we add blue
And then the red
Then it went out to dry
Others tried it and everyone seemed to have a great time playing with it!!
The scarves turned out pretty nice!
all in all it was a successful Play Day!!!
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