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Hello again guys!   Ah yes, this tray here I also messed up. Like I said, lots of screw ups occur with resin! The important thing is to not give up. It is so worth it in the end when you’ve finally made something that you’re so proud of. So how did I mess this one up? Well, again, I was on my final coat of resin which makes the pain so much worse because it was almost finished! Anyway, I was torching the white waves trying to get those lacing details and I got a little heavy handed with...

Hiya!   I wanted to give you guys a little glimpse into how I make my ocean resin acacia cheese boards! I start off by taping the bottom of the board. I’ve tried a few different kinds of tapes and my current favorite is electrical tape. It’s stretchiness just makes it so easy to peel off after pouring the resin on the board. Next step is mixing the resin. Right now I am using ProMarine resin which has been really great. It’s a bit of a thicker resin that starts to harden fairly quick which means less workability. Because of...

Guys, I love how this fluid painting turned out! I’ve really been into adding gold and silver foil to art lately and I thought why not try copper! This might be one of my favorite color palettes that I’ve used so far.  For my last fluid painting, I kind of poured the paint out in a big oval shape when I was applying it to the canvas. So this time, I felt like switching it up and I thought doing a nice zig zag might be interesting. I love that I never know what the finished product is going to...

Guys! These coasters are everything.  I was on the hunt for sand and all I could find at the store was this sparkly sand which I wasn’t too thrilled about but the way it looks underneath the resin has me breathless. It reminds me of the glittering sand under the sun at the beach and I feel like I’m on vacation when I look at them. What a happy accident! I used two different blue powdered pigments to color the resin while replicating the coastline. Next, the white lacing was added to create the appearance of the crashing ocean waves....

Hey guys, I wanted to share a little bit about this exciting commission piece. First off I have to say, there’s something about 4’x8’ sized canvases that I love. They are my favorite size to paint on! The finished piece, whether presented horizontally or vertically up on the wall, just has the power to command the room. It captivates the eye pulling you from one side on a journey all the way across the surface to the other.  This time, our customer requested the use of the colors black, white, red, and gold. I had been itching to use these...