Body Marbling Paint

Our unique psychedelic patterns are visible both during the day and night using our.

Body marbling paint.

Body marbling uses the same techniques as the traditional marbling style. Special colours which are awe inspiringly vibrant and glow under uv black. The term body marbling was coined in 2011 by brad lawrence of black light visuals. Body marbling is a painting process similar to paper marbling in which paint is floated on water and transferred to a person s skin unlike the traditional oil based technique for paper neon or ultraviolet reactive colours are typically used and the paint is water based and non toxic.

Lumnimarble body paint is the only paint that we found that was specifically marketed for body marbling and is non toxic. The lumnimarble acrylic body paint floats effortlessly on water and attaches to your arm instantly. We create psychedelic patterns that are transferred from the surface of water directly onto the skin. Body marbling is a unique method of applying a temporary painted pattern to your skin.

For more details please see our complete covid 19 update. Blvisuals pioneered the arm dipping art of body marbling in 2011 and has since body marbled at hundreds of festivals and events perfecting the bodymarbling technique. One big difference is the kind of paint that is being used for body marbling. This is a water based paint which is non toxic for.

Body marbling services to the general public. Used by professionals worldwide. Body marbling is loved by all ages the perfect crowd pleaser given that your body marble artist can get through the line 3 6 times quicker than standard face painting. Usually applied to the hands and arms.

Even the visuals look similar with the dripping and the dragging of the paint. The specially formulated paint mixture is prepared and tools are used to make unique designs on the surface of the treated water. If you would like to try body marbling please make a purchase for your future use and keep us working. The water is decorated with paint that floats on the surface.

Aka black light visuals the collective of artists is led by brad lawrence who started marbling due to tendonitis is his wrist.