Thank you so, so much for this video and the commentary!! You're the only one I've found who actually explains what to do about that damn hole and the drips!
Love the lacing. Great tip about the silicone in the middle to keep the hole resin free. I have recommended your video to another artist. Thanks for sharing.
YAY you are speaking.... so happy 😀 it helps me understand what and why with your choices. It also helps me connect with you more. I think it will help you get more subscribers to your beautiful channel. ❤️ You are and skills deserve to be seen by more people across the world 🌍 It’s like patting your head and rubbing your tummy to start with but it’s gets easier and you learn to edit out the bits where you forget your being recorded lol well I do. Lots of bloopers in mine 🤪 Glad to hear other resin artist have trouble with there tools breaking with resin sticking to it. Mine is normally my blow torch 👀 Beautiful effects and depths again. You always end up with a clean elegant piece. Nearly 200 subscribers also YAY ❤️ Peeling your tape off the back is great I use that. The minute you get resistance apply more heat 😎 Thanks for sharing looking forward to you next video.
HA, I resined my torch shut from constantly grabbing it with sticky gloves. Gorgeous gorgeous result you have there! I've tried those 7 inch basswood Walnut Hollow clock bases and they warped terribly when I painted them on one side. I stick to the birch ones now. I find your choice of resin very interesting. There's no WAY one can lay the resin side down like you did and not end up with a lot of dents if you use Art Resin or the other craft epoxy resins on the market. And I love the effect of the Stone Coat. I may need to change tack with my clock ideas. Thanks for doing this video, and the lovely sounds of crickets in the background!
First off , beautiful piece. Secondly, those Le Rez caps drive me insane lol. I have such a hard time getting them back on. Lastly, that black does it leave pits in the surface? I'm thinking weather it's silicone or not they must add alot of something to that paste for it to cell up like that.
I haven't gotten any pits with the Stonecoat base colors. I have used white, black, red, silver, and buttercream. No problems with any. It smells as little like some type of oil additive. No clue... but it works!
Besides whisping, Is the heat gun efficient for getting the air out? Beautiful work, I liked and subscribed, your added to my list of favorite artists.
I typically use Pro-Marine Supplies Epoxy. It's not odorless, but i's not bad. I haven't found any that are odorless yet. I may just be so used to it that I don't smell it anymore. Plus if you wear a respirator, no smell.
beautiful piece! I have two questions: 1. Why did you first pour the transparent resin, and then black and color? Why not just pour black? 2. How did these beautiful cells come out?
I poured the clear before I had really established a plan in my mind. It would have been fine to just pour black without the clear resin. The cells were a byproduct of the black base tint from Stonecoat Countertops. When a pigment with a higher density is moved over the black it floats to the top, creating the cells. Thanks so much for watching!
@@DebraSmithArt thanks for answering, but I don't understand what is meant "a pigment with a higher density". How can I determine which pigment has a higher density?
The Stonecoat base tints are lighter than the all other pigments. I think it contains oil, based on the smell, and that causes it to want to float to the surface instead of sink like the other pigments.
Love love this 1st time watching you and you just got a new subscriber. Please forgive me if this is mentioned anywhere but what is the name of your resin and what is your favorite cheapest resin please thanks so much
That is a beautiful clock base Debra! Thank you for sharing your artwork!
Thank you so, so much for this video and the commentary!! You're the only one I've found who actually explains what to do about that damn hole and the drips!
Love the lacing. Great tip about the silicone in the middle to keep the hole resin free. I have recommended your video to another artist. Thanks for sharing.
Love this pour perfect clock colors. Nice pour Debra
Your resin is turning out beautiful ❤️
Beautiful. Love the colours.
Thanks!
Love the cells.
Thank you for your reply --- first time I've seen one of your videos, and have subscribed. Thanks for this!
Thanks so much for watching!
stunning!
Love he colors and cells!
Thank you!
Stunning!
YAY you are speaking.... so happy 😀 it helps me understand what and why with your choices. It also helps me connect with you more. I think it will help you get more subscribers to your beautiful channel. ❤️
You are and skills deserve to be seen by more people across the world 🌍
It’s like patting your head and rubbing your tummy to start with but it’s gets easier and you learn to edit out the bits where you forget your being recorded lol well I do. Lots of bloopers in mine 🤪
Glad to hear other resin artist have trouble with there tools breaking with resin sticking to it. Mine is normally my blow torch 👀
Beautiful effects and depths again. You always end up with a clean elegant piece. Nearly 200 subscribers also YAY ❤️
Peeling your tape off the back is great I use that. The minute you get resistance apply more heat 😎
Thanks for sharing looking forward to you next video.
Looks great
My second time watching this one. Beautiful! I have the same problem with getting those Le Rez lids back on...lol!
Thank you Teresa! Merry Christmas!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
I'm a new subscriber, and men that is gorgeous love it
Thank you so much for watching!!!
Beautiful
well explained
I'm going to try
HA, I resined my torch shut from constantly grabbing it with sticky gloves. Gorgeous gorgeous result you have there! I've tried those 7 inch basswood Walnut Hollow clock bases and they warped terribly when I painted them on one side. I stick to the birch ones now. I find your choice of resin very interesting. There's no WAY one can lay the resin side down like you did and not end up with a lot of dents if you use Art Resin or the other craft epoxy resins on the market. And I love the effect of the Stone Coat. I may need to change tack with my clock ideas. Thanks for doing this video, and the lovely sounds of crickets in the background!
I agree. I always place resin face down onto a soft towel when I work on the drips.
Super 👽👍
WOW THAT ALL I CAN SAY.... WOW... WOWWW...
This is so beautiful. You have yourself a new subscriber. Lol
Well thank you so much!
@@DebraSmithArt Now bingeing on all your vid 😊
what brand and type of Resin do you use? sorry, I'm very new to your channel. Just seen this today. Lovely work
GORGEOUS work. Could i possibly use hot glue in the hole and it still pop out? And what are the red things the clock sits on.
This is my first time seeing your art. It’s stunning! How are you getting the lacing ? Do you put something special in the paints?
Is your heat gun on high when moving the Resin? Beautiful piece 😊😎
First off , beautiful piece. Secondly, those Le Rez caps drive me insane lol. I have such a hard time getting them back on. Lastly, that black does it leave pits in the surface? I'm thinking weather it's silicone or not they must add alot of something to that paste for it to cell up like that.
I haven't gotten any pits with the Stonecoat base colors. I have used white, black, red, silver, and buttercream. No problems with any. It smells as little like some type of oil additive. No clue... but it works!
Thank you so much for the info. I ordered the white and black😁
Hi Debra, are these alcohol ink you're mixing? Where can I buy these? Love your art piece ❤️
Nice Glock
Can you use mica powders in acrylic paints without using resin?
Besides whisping, Is the heat gun efficient for getting the air out? Beautiful work, I liked and subscribed, your added to my list of favorite artists.
Thank you! The great gun is very effective at popping air bubbles in the resin.
what is the black piece? pot base? Sorry I couldn't hear it and played it back a dozen time. Where did you get it and about how much?
How thick is the wood piece and what size clock mechanism did you use ?
Like your commentary, it's like we in room together. Well done, love your work!
Does your clock need to be on a wood base? Liked and subscribed
Thanks Leonie! The clock does not need to be a wooden base. Many people use old records as their clock bases. :)
For your heat gun, how did you get a tip like that?
What type of resin do you use and is it odorless? Thanks for this ! Came out of beautifl
I typically use Pro-Marine Supplies Epoxy. It's not odorless, but i's not bad. I haven't found any that are odorless yet. I may just be so used to it that I don't smell it anymore. Plus if you wear a respirator, no smell.
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How thick is the board you are using? Awesome piece thanks
It's 3/4 of an inch. Thanks!
beautiful piece! I have two questions: 1. Why did you first pour the transparent resin, and then black and color? Why not just pour black? 2. How did these beautiful cells come out?
I poured the clear before I had really established a plan in my mind. It would have been fine to just pour black without the clear resin. The cells were a byproduct of the black base tint from Stonecoat Countertops. When a pigment with a higher density is moved over the black it floats to the top, creating the cells. Thanks so much for watching!
@@DebraSmithArt thanks for answering, but I don't understand what is meant "a pigment with a higher density". How can I determine which pigment has a higher density?
The Stonecoat base tints are lighter than the all other pigments. I think it contains oil, based on the smell, and that causes it to want to float to the surface instead of sink like the other pigments.
Love love this 1st time watching you and you just got a new subscriber. Please forgive me if this is mentioned anywhere but what is the name of your resin and what is your favorite cheapest resin please thanks so much
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. My favorite go-to resin is Pro-Marine Epoxy, here us the link: promarinesupplies.com/?afmc=o8&
Love this so much!! 💕
Actually that was supposed to say heat gun, but it turned it into something crazy.
Wondering why mix the blues...just to deepen the color? Or any other reasons? Thank you...learning
Yes exactly. I mix colors together all the time to change the tone.
Debra, where do you get a "hair dryer," blower that you use?
It's a heat gun from the hardware store.
PS, I like your commentary better than the music. The music is too monotonous
Is the tip of your heat gun actually touching the resin?
The heat gun never touches the resin. I get it as close as possible without touching.
Hi, just tape off the edges and save a lot of tape
I like to protect the back from drips as well as the sides. I tape so I don't have to spend a lot of time sanding. It's a cleaner look for me.
@@DebraSmithArt hi, yes I understand, just tape the back about 1/4 inch in, I do that and never sand. The tape comes off clean and the back is perfect
Can you tell me where you get the powder colors and the resin please?
The resin is Pro-Marine Supplies Epoxy: lddy.no/50kq and the pigments are Le'Rez Expressions: store14266208.ecwid.com/
Try clear tape
Did you buy the nozzle some place special? My heathen has a round nozzle and just blows stuff in all directions.
I found it on amazon
Super cool! I have liked and subscribed. Let's try to support each other!
Please who do I get the board
I got the clock base from a craft store.
watching this was better than sex... enjoyed every second! Beautiful!