Resin Swipe Technique
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- This is my first attempt at the popular swipe technique with resin. The results are wonderful for getting interesting cells and effects in your resin art. Moonkusser Art loved watching the details appear before my eyes.
#resintechnique #resinswipe #resineffect
Materials used:
DaVinci MDF Cradled Panel
Rustoleum 2X Ultra Spray Paint (as panel sealer base color)-
Gloss Apple Red
Pigments-
Artisue: Royal Purple Epoxy Pigment
Art Tree Creations: Orange Spritz & Iceland White
Mehron Metallic Powder- Gold
Liquitex Acrylic Ink- Naphthol Crimson
Epoxy Resin- ProMarine Table Top Epoxy
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This piece not only reflects
mastery on resin medium
But a stunning composition,
It is so delighting, just to think
what you’re gonna do next”
Wow! Thank you ❤️ I am lucky to have people like yourself encouraging me through my journey with resin as a medium.
One of the best cell wipes i've seen, and i've watched many !
Thanks 😁
Absolutely gorgeous. I can't wait to try the swipe technique.
This technique is great for details 😃
This is so beautiful and I want to thank you so much for explaining where you got your supplies from and just explaining everything your doing is so helpful 💜
Thank you so much Cathy. 😊
This is a great tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing ! Absolutely beautiful piece.
Thank you Lisa. Glad you enjoyed the tutorial 😁💕
Simply beautiful! I was going to make a geode but totally change my mind I’m defínales hooked on your channel. You’re taught me so much, unbelievable work no doubt.
Thank you Carol 😊💕 I am happy to know that you found the information I share to be worthwhile. 😁
👏👏👏love it love it. Can’t wait to try it. Thank you. ❤️🇮🇪
It is a fun technique 😃
Gorgeous gorgeous. Yay!
Thank you
It was wonderful to watch you create your magic. I will be trying the swipe method soon. You really got some nice cells! Thank you for the video.
Thank you Navvi 😊 It is so much fun watching the cells pop open 🍾 Have fun!
Fun! You are so amazing to watch! Thank you!
Thank you Jana 😊
That looks really nice. I love the swipes
Thanks Cheryl. It does give great effects.
What beautiful work! 😍
Thank you Brenda 😊
Wow great job. looks so good. I'm going to have to try this. Thank you very much.
Thank you Tony. I was so thrilled to see your comment my friend! Looking forward to see what you make with a swipe.💕
Very awesome cells, I love the red background you chose. Red has really been speaking to me lately. I also love love love the mehron gold. It sits on top so nice and pretty😊🌹
Thanks. Red, some love it. Me, it's a yes ❤️
@@MoonkusserArt right some people hate red but I am with you. I love love love it 🌹🌹🌹
Absolutely mesmerizing!
Thank you Cathy 🌺
Thank you for the video. Im struggling with red white blue
Happy you enjoyed the video.
Love it. Thanks for sharing.....
Thank you and you're welcome 😁
Beautiful Janet!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks Mary!
Absolutely stunning!!!!!! 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Thank you very much 😁
It is really amazing thanks for sharing it. I would like to ask you if you varnish it after it cured ?
Thanks. I do not varnish over resin.
Did you add a product to obtain the cells??? Or is it just the technique?? Beautiful. How much do you sell this piece or another piece that is still available?? Just to have an idea. Greeting from Belgium. Europe.
The cells are created by the technique. Pricing can vary greatly.
Really enjoyed this...thanks much
..looks beautiful
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks! 🙏🏻
Very pretty! 💕
Thank you Lynne
Well done! Great tutorial ! Beautiful Piece 🌹
Thank you very much Diane
What a beautiful piece of art great video❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much Monica! 🌹
Absolutely beautiful! 👌❤️💥
Thank you very much Shirley.
BEAUTIFUL
Thanks Judi! 💕
AMAZING SWIPE....I WILL LEARN TO DO THIS. YOUR ART IS SO BEAUTIFUL...
Thank you Elizabeth for the compliment.
Very interesting! Thanks!
Thank you Sarianna.
Wow! 💕 Lovely!
Thank you! 😊
such a beauty!!!! thanks for all your videos - I enjoy and learn from them a lot!!!
Glad you like them! Thank you very much Heike. 💕
hi, sorry to bother you again but I have one last question, I am expecting to get my order of 5 colours of resin paste soon, and was just wondering if I should use some silicone oil to help with cells ?
No. Resin does not need silicone to create cells. There are some products on the market specially made for resins that are silicone like such as ResiBlast or Chroma Chaos, but they also cause difficulties in resin if you are wanting to get a smooth and glossy surface on your artwork. Check out this video - th-cam.com/video/WN8d-Pr8KL4/w-d-xo.html
That's great information, thanks again for all of your help, you have been very kind.
Hoping to try this soon.
Nice. Have fun with it 😁
Super beau ,
Question , le fond du tableau est rouge ,
C’est quelle peinture ?
C’est de la peinture brillante ou pas ?
Pouvez-vous me donner la marque de cette peinture rouge ?
Dommage qu’il n’y a pas de sous titres en français 😏 🙏😘
Je vous remercie.
Ce tableau est intitulé - Scarlet O'meoba
La toile est un panneau de tableau d'artistes peint en rouge.
La marque de peinture en aérosol est Rustoleum 2X Ultra - Gloss Red.
La peinture en aérosol est sèche avant de commencer à couler la résine.
TH-cam déclare qu'ils travaillent sur la traduction des sous-titres 😁
Hello ! It looks nice. Did you add something in your painting to get those cells ? Merci.
Hi Odile. Thank you. Products are listed in video description. I did not add anything other than what is listed.
Hi Andrea. The rustoleum paint was used as a primary base coat and completely dry. It had no impact on the cell/lacing effect achieved in this work.
So gorgeous, I love it 💞
Did you use the Wagner Furno 500 or 750? 🤗
Thank you Ulrike. I have the Wagner Furno 500. It has variable heat & speed settings. Works great and I highly recommend this tool. 👍🏻
@@MoonkusserArt thank you 👍 😍
I'm new and scared - but now think I can try it! Thanx!😅👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You can do it! Don't be scared 😱 We have all started at some point. Most importantly, enjoy the exploration! 😁
Very nice color combo. This stuff is addictive, I love it. Do you Kuss at the moon and if you do why? 🤣🌛
I am addicted to this stuff. I cuss at myself under my breathe for sure....(quiet muttering) 😂 Glad you like it.
Looks fantastic and thanks for the bug paint bug .
Thanks Andrew. It has that quality doesn't it! 😁
Gorgeous piece!
Thank you Judi.💕
Wow, wow, wow - it's beautiful :)
Thank you very much! Luv that red ❤️
Beautiful! What did you use for your clear coat?
Hi Cathy. The resin used in the pour is the only layer to this piece over top of the spray painted base coat of red.
Gorgeous! Thank you so much for your videos and explanations! Just started playing with resin and its so helpful watch a master like you. Did you add anything to help make cells like alcohol or resiblast? You mentioned using different types of pigments for better affects. I just have the colors from ArtResin and I'm not getting much in the way or cells/lacing.Trying to decide what other pigments to get. I watched a bunch of your videos and it seems like you have a ton from lots of different companies. Do you have a few you would recommend starting with? Advice on the best white?
Thank you so much.
I did not add alcohol or resi blast. Check the description box on this video for products used.
I am not a fan of ArtResin for epoxy resin or pigments. I have used them and agree with you that they do not produce good cells or lacing. The resin stays to flexible long after cure which means it is a "soft" resin overall. Not good for using in coaster applications as it cannot hold up to the higher temperatures from a coffee mug.
I definitely have many different brands of product. My current go to favorite white is from The Epoxy Resin Store - www.theepoxyresinstore.com?aff=16 All of their colors are intense and so just a tiny bit goes a long way. I have their complete color set to mix custom colors. I also like their resins. They have several different ones for different application and almost no smell to them which is fantastic and the price is excellent. Check them out. Great company and people there. Use my discount code to get money off order - JANET20
@@MoonkusserArt Thanks! Do you use their powder pigments, alcohol inks or liquid pigments or a combo?
The Jacquard products like the Pearl Ex Mica Powders are lovely. I use them all the time as a stand alone color or for custom color mix. The Piñata Alcohol Inks are the best in the industry in my opinion. They work well for the "petri dish" style of coasters in molds. I do use them to mix a custom color along with other pigment types as well. Liquid pigments specifically made for resin work best especially when looking to use in combination with other products. I have found it easier to get from a transparent color all the way to opaque look.
I make up resin puddles of colors whenever I have a bit of leftover resin. My work surface is covered with plastic so I just pour it out, let it cure, then pop it off the plastic and label it for reference. Works great!
Did u use the cell drops to create cells or what the just a technique?
All technique.
Very Awesome! This is just straight resin and color additives correct? Or did you add floetrol or silicone like for acrylic dirty pours? I just started working with resin...but started in jewelry and coasters. I have wondered for awhile, if you could do some of the same techniques using resin, like you do with acrylic pours/swipes. Now I see, you can. That's pretty cool! Thank you for your tutorial.
Thank you Jenifer. Correct. Resin with pigments and no additives. Enjoy your journey with resin! It's addicting 😄
I have just bought a bottle of epoxy resin, hardner, and some pigments to make resin table.
Can I do what you are doing with what I have? Or do I need another kind of resin?
I have made this effect using several different brands. Practice the technique on something before creating it on your table. 😊
Love it!
Are those colors acrylic? I want to know how colors are not blending together.
Thank you Linda. You're awesome to say so 💕
@@shruthi1926 I listed products used on the video info section.
Beautiful !!! Great Video !!
Thank you so very much Jo! ❤️
Janet, You are on fire !!!
Lovely work ! I love the red background, your colours are perfect with it, I couldn't find out which type of white that was used, would it be possible to let me know ? Best regards, Mick.
Thanks Mick. 😊The white is from ArtiSue (Australia). I don't believe it is available anymore but it is called Snow White
thanks for reply, is it acrylic white ?
No. It is a Epoxy pigment paste
I just did a quick search for that pigment and could not find any. I use a white pigment from The Epoxy Resin Store now that I really like and it is a even brighter white. Shop with my discount code - Janet20 and you will get 20% off your entire order.
www.theepoxyresinstore.com?aff=16
@@MoonkusserArt Many thanks for your help, All the best, Mick.
Awesommm
Thanks!
Beautiful
Thank you Debbie.
What was your white paint? Whatever it is, the chemical reaction seems to have created the fractals.
The products are listed on the video details.
Just use rustoleum white an black. Thats all it is.
Did you paint your canvas first? Love it.
Is it the alcohol ink that makes the cells?
Yes, the panel was spray painted red and dry for 24 hours before starting with resin.
No alcohol ink was used in this work. The cells are created by the swipe technique which floats one color over the other. Heat gun and torch help to develop them further.
🌐🌹💥❗❗🙋😱nice work ...🔛✔
Thank you! 😘
Très beau merci 🙏 de Belgique
Merci beaucoup 😁
❤❤❤ muhteşem
Teşekkürler
Is this frp resin for fiberglass!?
No. It is epoxy resin.
BEAUTIFUL! 💓💓💓💓🌹🌹🌹🌹
Thank you Mariana 😊
Como haces para crear celdas en la resina? Que producto le pones?
Este video trata sobre pasar los diferentes colores uno sobre otro para crear las celdas. Los pigmentos de los diferentes colores tienen más o menos peso dependiendo del color por lo que unos se hunden y otros flotan lo que crea las células.
@@MoonkusserArt gracias por compartir tus conocimientos!!!
Why didn’t you cover the entire surface with clear resin?
If I had poured the color into clear resin it would make colors lighter. The clear was to keep negative space over the red background.
How much price for this?
This work is no longer available.