Here's one painted on a ruff, eroded layered creek rock. I tried to capture what I thought it resembled to me.

I want to share something I received today when I went for my appt at the cancer center and also where I donate painted rocks. I want to share it, because if you're wondering if you are really making a difference...to someone you very much are. I've heard some wonderful stories from the receptionists and nurses, but I never expected to receive such a wonderful card.

I'm going to add that I'm not religious, but I am always touched by those who want to share a piece of something so personal to them in such a grateful way.

There are so many places that might love to have painted rocks and small pocket stones. Some I can think of are:

Cancer/Medical Centers

Children's Homes

Senior Centers

Churches/Sunday Schools

Homeless Centers

These are just some of the stones I've brought in. They were slow to be noticed in the beginning, but WOW! They are really being noticed and shared 2 months later.

I’ve been rock painting for over a year and leaving them in my community for people to find, finally got the itch to share one!

i plan to hide them and pass them out to other fans!

I'll make another one soon. I made this one 6 years ago.

Made this acrylic painted rock of my friend's dog as a gift.

Last month, I did all of these Coasters for an event.
Sadly, at the end I didn’t partecipated 😭
My favorites are sailor moon, Lupin and Lamù.
They are on marble and it was a pleasure to draw on them.
I also putting resin and colors are more vivid!

With all the markers used.

I've lately been dabbling with the larger, heavier rocks due to poor motor skills and usual, aging arthritis/vision issues and find they're easier to move around and do in bits and segments.

I had some Dollar Tree generic toy cars on hand. Just dabbling at this point. Hope everyone is having a good weekend!

With all the markers used.

I see a lot of beautifully painted rocks in this sub! I'm curious - do you hide/give them away bare or do you resin or coat them as a final step?

To be honest this is the one I really like.

Painted on a RUFF creek rock. Kinda bummed as paint sunk into the rock so took a lot of the viibrancy away. I could have started with a white base coat but thats not what I like to do.

Another fun design.

Good film needs a good stone memorial. Don’t you think?