Creating a Faux Bubble Glazed Effect on a Cement Vessel | Modified Ceramic Technique

Creating a faux bubble glazed effect on cement vessels. My inspiration comes from the bubble glaze technique performed on ceramic vessels. This is my first attempt at it, and I will continue to explore other mediums I can use on cement vessels to achieve this look.
Items used were acrylic paint, dish soap and water.
Optional is a Rit Dye solution
This vessel will be sealed later in a manner to be suitable for candlemaking.

[@ashmodo1097]

This is great! Thanks for sharing.

[@dneeceann]

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

[@dcrom7527]

Beautiful! I am about to try it right now. I hope mine turns out as beautiful as yours! Thank for sharing!❤

[@melanieburleson8793]

Beautiful!

[@mightycatcreations1968]

That is such a cool technique, need to try this, I have a few vessels I recently casted and need to go over top of them with a stain and sponge technique but I love this better. Thanks for posting.

[@BeatitudeSoul]

Thank you for this awesome tutorial. I can't wait to try it!

[@passaic.essex_cs]

Have fun!

[@amylee9956]

Thanks for the tutorial! Beautiful piece! I'm going to try this!

[@passaic.essex_cs]

Please do!

[@bacalao108]

Amazing, thanks for sharing. You have any other cool tips?

[@passaic.essex_cs]

For this? Sure. What I've learned is if you do this inside your vessel, once you blow your blow your bubbles, turn it upside down so that the liquid doesn't poll on the bottom.
You should protect/seal your vessel after.
And this is a candle vessel for me so I personally don't recommend any acrylics inside where flames will be. But do what you will.