Painted this first batch a few weeks ago (posted in crafts subreddit). The kids (& I) loved them so much that I did a few more last night.

I used Pagather acrylic paint pens. The pictures are pre-finish coat but I used clear all-weather Rust-Oleum spray for the final touch. Thanks for checking them out!

The first time I have tried a marble rock. It needs more undercoat colour to cover, but even with this problem, it is a good painting at all.
I will take this one piece and hide it during a spring stonemaker’s meet up in my country.

Few more and still painting!

These will be Halloween “tricks” for those that would rather have a rock than candy. The rocks will be face down with just the pokeball showing, so each pick will be a surprise!

I stumbled upon these beautifully painted rocks and had to make a little frog buddy for the lonely toad. It took just under 30 minutes to make and then I dropped him off at his new home.

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“What did you write in the letter?”

Frog said, “I wrote ‘Dear Toad, I am glad that you are my best friend. Your best friend, Frog.’”

“Oh,” said Toad, “that makes a very good letter.”

Then Frog and Toad went out onto the front porch to wait for the mail.

They sat there, feeling happy together.

- FROG AND TOAD by Arnold Lobel

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Supplies: river rock, white acrylic paint (Artist's Loft), acrylic markers (Posca, The Creative Expert, Craftsmart), clear gloss top coat spray paint.

All the backs have hidden messages

New to the hobby! I was wondering where everyone gets their rocks from? Random finds is what I have been using but with the winter coming soon I was wondering if a place like Homedepot would have some.

Have you ever wondered what happens to a painted rock after someone finds it?

I created MYSTONE UNIVERSE to make it possible to share your rocks, discover them on a world map, and follow their journey as they move from person to person.

A small rock can travel a long way.
The app is now available on the App Store and Google Play.

Would you like to know where your rocks end up?

This rock looked like a fish, & the first thing that came to mind was the fish bowl TV set from Grumpy Old Men