Where resin crafting is more than a passion, it is an OBSESSION
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Get ready — I’ve never started a resin painting post with this. I love this black silver white magenta resin painting. Seriously. I think this is one of my favorite paintings. Resin formula I mixed six ounces of clear resin. Then, I poured off one ounce of resin, coloring it with Resin Obsession opaque black and… Read more »
Getting cells in resin art projects is the ultimate goal for many artists. They create unique and exciting patterns that make looking at resin art paintings very pleasing and stimulating. So exactly how do you get cells in resin? Option 1 Add a ‘repellant.’ This is an oily substance that works to repel the resin… Read more »
I thought it might be fun this week to do a dirty cup painting with two different colors in two different cups. To change things up a bit, I decided to try warm colors. It is fall after all. 🙂 Resin formula I mixed six ounces of clear resin. Next, I poured off one ounce… Read more »
Because I’m not ready to give up on a resin painting flip cup and dirty pour just yet, I tried again this week with the same colors. This time, though, I got out my dimethicone to use in the painting. I wanted to try purple and white again and decided last week’s dirty pour flip… Read more »
Since I had been having luck with the Resin Obsession white pigment and the transparent pigments working well together. I wanted to revisit a flip cup dirty pour. I have always been disappointed that they come out muddy and hoped using transparent pigments would produce different results. Resin formula I mixed six ounces of clear… Read more »
By living in Florida, the weather has taken up the majority of my news for the past week. I let that inspire me to make a Hurricane Dorian painting. Resin formula I mixed six ounces of clear resin, dividing it into 3 containers of resin with a smidge left over. The three large containers of… Read more »
Oh my gosh. If I was ever so pleasantly surprised with a painting, this was it. I had a sinking feeling when I first started only to be amazed at the end with the resin painting white cells over purple and magenta. Resin formula I mixed six ounces of clear resin, pulling off one-half ounce… Read more »
This is the first time I’ve done a second layer on a resin painting without intentionally trying to cover up the first layer. My resin painting ocean colors were begging for more, so I decided to give it a go. Resin formula I mixed six ounces of clear resin, pulling off one-half ounce each to… Read more »
So let’s get to some cohesive colors for this week’s painting. I wanted to see what I could do resin painting ocean colors onto a ceramic tile. Resin formula I mixed six ounces of clear resin, pulling off one-half ounce each to mix with Resin Obsession transparent blue, green and teal. Remaining resin was colored… Read more »
So I’m just going to get to the point here. This painting is ugly. Just ugly. I don’t even want to share it with you, but in the spirit of learning and sharing with others, perhaps I can keep someone from making the same mistakes I did. Resin formula Since I was pleased with how… Read more »