The Art of Stone Painting: Book Review

The Art of Stone Painting: 30 Designs to Spark Your Creativity by artist F. Sehnaz Bac is a book that takes readers on a journey into the enchanting world of rock artistry. It’s a world where ordinary stones become extraordinary canvases for boundless creativity.

The Art of Stone Painting: 30 Designs to Spark Your Creativity

Photo of The Art of Stone Painting: 30 Designs to Spark Your Creativity Book Review
The Art of Stone Painting: 30 Designs to Spark Your Creativity

If you’re looking for more ideas on rock painting, How to Get Started Rock Painting and the Most Popular Rock Painting Words and Phrases will help you on your journey.

This comprehensive guide unveils the techniques and tools necessary for mastering this craft and inspires with a wealth of stunning examples and imaginative projects. From whimsical designs to intricate mandalas, Bac’s expertise shines through as she shares her passion for transforming rocks into miniature masterpieces.

The Art of Stone Painting isn’t just about painting rocks; it’s about stumbling onto a movement of spreading kindness. This campaign is transforming lives. When a book comes out with easy instructions on creating and painting gorgeous rocks, I just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to let you all know about it.

With step-by-step instructions, anyone can feel like they can paint works of art just like her. There’s something for everyone. Elegant birds, cheerful hearts, sea themes, friendly fish, and flourishing trees are just some of the rocks you will learn to paint. You just don’t get 30 design ideas, you get 30 themed ideas. Each theme has 1 to 17 different designs.

Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.

Pablo Picasso
The Art of Stone Painting Book Review - Photo of Paint Brushes and Paints
The Art of Stone Painting Book Review

About F. Sehnaz Bac

F. Sehnaz Bac is a luminary in the world of rock painting, renowned for her innovative techniques and captivating designs that breathe life into ordinary stones. With a background in fine arts and a passion for exploring nature’s beauty, Bac infuses her work with a sense of whimsy and wonder, transforming rugged canvases into vibrant reflections of the world around us.

Her artistic journey has led her to author bestselling books on rock painting, sharing her expertise and igniting a global fascination with rock artistry. She lives on a coast in Italy. Published in 2017, The Art of Stone Painting is the perfect book to explore your creative side.

Other Books by F. Sehnaz Bac

Rock Painting Facebook Group

I started a Facebook group called Rock Painting Ideas and Resources. It has over 51,000 happy members. I would love to have you share your works of art. You can join the group here.

The Art of Stone Painting Book Review - Stone for Painting
The Art of of Stone Painting Book Review – Stones for Painting

Kindness Rock Movement

The kindness movement started somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. Someone started painting rocks, sealing them, and then leaving them outdoors for others to find. When you found the rock, you were instructed to go to a Facebook page and take a picture of it to let the club know that you found one. Once you find one of these unique rocks, you can’t help but want to join in all the fun.

What’s so special about these groups is that they go out of their way to spread joy in others’ lives.  When they find out that kids with special needs will be playing in a particular area, the rock angels “hide” plenty of rocks for the kids to find. A children’s hospital in Seattle lets everyone “hide” rocks in the hospital for the patients. Seniors who felt like they were no longer needed are hard at work painting rocks to spread the mission even further.

Getting started on creating your rock artwork is easy. You don’t have to be an artist to get started. You just need the basic supplies, and pretty soon, you will be making your own works of art. The Art of Stone Painting just made the process so much easier.

I know you’ve been dying to get a peek inside this beautiful book. It’s a good thing Amazon lets you do just that. Just click on the photo of the book and then go to the top right corner and it will let you look inside.

I have nothing but praise for this gorgeous book. The pictures are spectacular, instructions are easy, and the variety of items to paint is well worth the money spent.

Be sure to follow me here on PINTEREST.

Thanks for stopping by! I’m so happy you found us.

More Craft Ideas to Explore

The Art of Stone Painting: Book Review - if you're looking to get started painting rocks, you've found the inspiration to give you the nudge you need. These beautiful rocks will inspire your creativity. / Rock Painting Ideas / Rock Painting Designs / Rock Painting Patterns / Painted Rock Ideas / Painted Rock Designs / Painted Rock Patterns
The Art of Stone Painting: Book Review

SaveSave

SaveSaveSaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

SaveSave

Similar Posts

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

40 Comments

  1. I just love the idea both for me and my beautiful grandaughter. Being artistic with nature. Nothing better than that!

  2. I live on Camano Island in Washington. I belong to too many rock groups to list here. I am a rockaholic! I paint everyday and hide at least once a week. I have MS and am on disability. I was diagnosed in 1989 and it has slowly progressed. I’m lucky and have what I call “the good kind of MS”. I wouldn’t be the person I am if I didn’t have it. It’s part o of me. Doing rock painting and hiding for people to find has been the best therapy I have found. It helps me manage my pain better and lowers my stress level immensely. It has also given me back the belief that there are still wonderful people in this world. Yes it is an addiction, but what a wonderful one to have! Have a wonderful day and happy painting, hiding and finding! Erin ?

    1. Hi Erin – it is so weird when I read your comments. I was looking at the rock painting stuff. I too have MS and it sounds similar to you. I am an American but live in New Zealand. My husband is a Kiwi and we have 2 girls and 5 grandies! Keep in touch – we can be pen Friends! Rock painting is very cool. Take care – Debbie

    2. OH! SO GLAD I FOUND THIS WITH ALL OF YOUR COMMENTS…..I THOUGHT, FOR AWHILE, I WAS THE ONE AND ONLY ROCK~DOODLER JUNKIE!!!!! NOPE!!! IT TOTALLY TAKES AWAY MY TENSION AND/OR ANXIETY…..I HATE TO ADMIT IT ~ BUT I CAN DOODLE FOR HOURS AND HOURS! ONE OF THE BEST THINGS I READ WAS WHAT A GIRL WROTE REGARDING ROCK ART ~ “I SHALL NEVER LOOK AT A ROCK IN THE SAME WAY.” ME TOO!!!!!!! I PREFER WRITING AND DRAWING WITH PERMANENT MARKERS TO GET THE ‘FINER’ LOOK ~ BUT THE ‘DURA CLEAR’ VARNISH ‘STUFF’ I USE WILL , MOST OF THE TIME, BREAK DOWN THE ‘INK’ AND SMEAR MY ‘DOODLES!’ ALSO, I TRY PAINT PEN, BUT THEY SEEM TO FINALLY QUIT FLOWING AFTER A SHORT TIME……SO, THERE, I SURE DROPPED A LONG COMMENT…BUT I’VE BEEN DESPERATE FOR AN ANSWER…THANKS! kaye j

    3. My son was diagnosed last year with MS. Yes, he has the “good kind” also. He paints models and garners much joy from this. I will suggest rock painting. My town, Pell City, Alabama, has started the paint and place rock thingy. I have the things to start rock painting. .. can’t wait!

      1. I to was diagnosed with MS in 1989 and if it wasn’t for the art of rock painting and general crafting I am sure I would of lost my fine motor skills

  3. Thank you so much. I have been a rock hound for years. I just got interested in rock painting & your info is the best I have found so far. Thanks for all the great links. Peace & God Bless.