Resin Dirty Pour Technique 1 | Pouring Straight Out of the Cup | 223
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- Resin Dirty Pour Technique 1 | Pouring Straight Out of the Cup | 223
Howdy Howdy. This is Clara Lawrence. I’m going to explore dirty pours with resin. It is a fun but very unpredictable way to play with resin. Let’s see what happens with this technique.
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Those colors are so perfect. I just love all of it.
Thanks. The colors were very happy today.
Thank you!! Great instruction from you and quite a beautiful piece you’re left with!!
Oh, my gosh! I am obsessed with this! I just recently learned about resin, so I'm stocking up on all kinds of information so I can get started on it myself. So happy I came across your video; your work is fantastic!
Glad I can help. I have a playlist of resin art if that helps. You can also search within my youtube channel for specifics. th-cam.com/play/PLZLi8qs8ketsSHnsUSPNCAGYisvLgc6vK.html
This is so awesome. I love the color combos. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks. Love the brights. Thanks for watching.
That is stunning! I love color!
ADORE the brights most of all! 😊❤
Love the colors! Great job!
Love these colors together so much !
Thanks. I have a soft spot for the brights.
This video is amazing. It was so helpful
I LOVE LOVE!!! ❤️ That’s why I love Resin very different results than acrylic paint!!
Thanks. I agree. There is definitely an unpredictable side to it, but the colors do sing in this medium. And the depth!
Love it I been waiting for some different ideas.
Thanks so much. Love doing dirty pours. You never know what you are gonna get.
This is sooooo pretty. I want to try this now.
You are amazing!! I have wanted to get involved with resin..now I know for sure I will!!
Thanks so much. You will love it.
@@ClaraLawrence hi lawrence on your mix pigment do you mix the paint with resin to make up your pouring mix or buy them already in liquid acrylics correct..
Wow. Really beautiful.
So stinking cool! I totally want to try this!😊❤
Gorgeous!!!
This was amazing just love it ❤️❤️
Thanks. You've made my day!!!! I've watched many of your videos. Thanks so much. Insert huge grin here!
This is super cool thanks for sharing!!
I LOVE this technique! I’m going to try it...I love color. Im nearly bald since resin but it’s worth it. TY
Thanks. This one turned out great with all those bold colors.
Totally gorgeous "kitchen sink" pour! I so wish I had been there with you folks! Big hugs, Clara ~Cheryl
Yes this is, but I love it. All the brights singing happily together.
That’s gorgeous ❤❤❤
Beautiful ! Strange galaxy sky 🤗💙💙💙
Thanks. It is a bit on the sci fi side.
That's gorgeous
Love it🔥🔥🔥
I loveeee this!
Thanks so much. I appreciate that.
Great colors Tyfs💯😁👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks. It's like tie dye in a tray.
Beautiful!!!❤️
Thanks Saskia. I appreciate that.
Even tho you still had a little swirl from when you blended them to meet in the one spot, in the part of your finger swirl you created a heart. Well that's what it looked like on my end. And I personally think that it so amazing lol. And gives it alittle more beauty to it as well.
I just might have to watch it again myself to see the heart. Cool.
How on earth did I miss this cosmic universe. Love those brights. I hope you try this technique with the new chameleon pigments. Right on Clara!
I have no idea how you missed it. Been wondering that myself. Hee Hee Chameleons have a few projects in mind for those. A dirty pour is one of them.
Mother lover this is awsome!!
Thanks so much.
Luv those colors as I know you do too 👍🏼
Thanks and yes I do.
wow this is beautiful
Thanks, I appreciate that.
Ever tried pouring it down the stirrer to slow the epoxy so it doesn't drop in. Kind of like a bar spoon.
Super cool video thanks for helping.
I really love this one!!
Thanks. There is a ridiculous amount of cells in this one.
Beautiful!!! 💖🥰💖
Thanks. I love how this one turned out.
this has totally sparked my interest now! it's too perfect!
Thanks and thank you for watching.
I love it. I’ve been using pigments but it seems like they don’t hold much.
I'm amazing I like what you did I'm getting some larger molds I'm hoping that I can keep the layers of colors more singular Out
AWESOMEST!
Thanks. I appreciate that.
Gorgeous
beautiful!
Thanks. I love the brights and this one has a lot going on in it.
I made soap and this is a lot like a technique I use all the time for that. When it's soap-making we call it an "in the pot swirl", though
So very beautiful!
Thanks so much. The colors just sing in this.
Beautiful
Thank you so much.
WOW!!
Thanks. I appreciate that.
Thanks for sharing 💚✅🙋🏻♀️
Thanks for watching.
It’s a winner.
Yes it is. Thanks.
I liked the ribbon
Beautiful love ❤️
Thanks. Dirty pours always surprise you. This one did in a beautiful way.
Super…thank you….
Welcome 😊
That turned out very cool. I haven't tried a dirty pour yet, but I plan to soon.
Hello this is amazing, did you put black in this?
🔥❤️
Amazing and great tutorial very helpful to a beginner like me thanks. Could i just ask a question - why do my colours sink when trying to dirty pour - i'm using epoxy resin and have tried a few types but keep having similar issues.
Thanks. Certain colors like whites and some metallic will sink. Sinking is a common thing with resin and doing a dirty pour is a gamble. I find that pouring your colors into a container and then immediately (but very slowly) pour it onto the canvas has the best results. There is minimal manipulation I will do after I pour other than covering the surface and rotating to give movement.
@@ClaraLawrence
Thanks for that Clara - i think i will go for direct pour as have wasted too much resin. I'll let you know how it goes. Keep the tutorials coming :D
its like a warped galaxy
I am very new to this Resin art, I have done quite a few Acrylic pour paintings. What kind of advice could you give me? What did you do to get so many cells ? Thank you for this wonderful video.
I am starting to work on a series of resin basic videos that will break down the steps and techniques. Similar to what I did with alcohol ink. This way you can combine however you want. Be on the look out. I will also set up a playlist for resin basics too.
Newbie here
Omg your amazing love your step by step tutorial
What is the tray made of
Thanks so much. It is a metal tray with enamel on them. I don't recommend this brand, because I've had several trays where the enamel is peeling off in big slabs.
This is absolutely gorgeous! These are my favorite colors! Question: can I just acrylic paint to color the resin, or do I have to use the colored resin colors? I do have pigments from Arteza that I can use but they won't give me the depth that your paints do. Thank you.
Thanks so much. The tricky thing about acrylic paints is there is water content in them. Water changes the chemistry fast in resin. I have used it before, but too much and it will set up super fast or go to a marshmallow fluff consistency. I wouldn't do it. If you don't have access to pastes or pigment powders, try alcohol inks to color. The white alcohol inks might break up into particles, so stay clear of those. Once I switched to resin designed pigments and powders I was super happy with the saturation of colors I was getting. Check out Artist Till Death's website and use code "howdy" for 5% off. You can get Color Obsession (which she carries) in tiny bottles to give it a try without much pinch on the pocket book. I do this all the time when trying out new colors. Sometimes I won't invest in the larger bottles if I don't like the itty bitty ones.
@@ClaraLawrence Thank you so much for sharing this with me. It is very helpful to know. I'll go to Artist Till Death's website and look at the Color Obsession.
As long as you use 10% or less of the amount of resin you are using for resin, you should be ok, it does take longer to dry though.
the colors u pour togheter were acrylic painting or resin with dye ??
Fantastic how much time does it take to harden or how musch time do you have to manipulate it until it gets to sticky🤔💞💖
Thanks. You are asking about working time. Most resins average about 30-40 minutes working time. This brand I can get up to 2 hours working time. It's an awesome resin. Stone Coat Art Coat and it has no VOCs, scratch resistance, heat resistance up to 400 degrees and UV protection. Once the piece is done, it will be 8 hours until you can touch it with your hands (super flexible at this stage) and then cure time of 24 hours (take out of molds).
This is beautiful. What would you use it for? Is this the bottom of a bowl?
Thank. It can be a display piece, something to hold items in. Whatever you could use a tray for.
I love it!
Thanks. I'm super happy with this piece.
So pretty. ❤❤❤
I have been struggling to make red, black, grey and a hint of white coasters with a marble affect to them, but they been looking muddy once cured. Smh I been trying to look for different techniques so that I can keep the colors vibrant without them getting muddy.
I do not know what you are using to color your resin with, so I will point you where I get all my resin colors from. artist Till Death. Use code "howdy" to get an additional 5% off. The Just Resin, Color Obsession, Rezin Arte and Color Passion all yield great colors. Red I would recommend Just Resin Red. artisttilldeath.com/shop?olsPage=products
I seen the comment on how you talk loud i think its crap i like it loud and clear good colors allso very impressive!
Awe thanks. I can be loud and it is a running thing with my family too. I'm digging the colors on this one!
I seen't it too!
are you adding resin to your paint also
Hello, how do you get that glitter? So beautiful x
Thanks. Bright Gold and Snow White Glitter (both Just Resin) are sold at Artist Till Death website. artisttilldeath.com
Pardon my ignorance but are the colors colored resin? And what do you use to color the resin, if that’s what it is? Or……….. Oh, and I also love bright colors. This is awesome looking
No worries. You can color resin with special pastes or pigments and then use that combination in different applications. The colors I used is at the end of my videos. I get all my colors for resin at artisttilldeath.com Use code "howdy" for additional off.
Can I make this same exact technique with mica powder? Like mix the mica powder with the resin and then layer them like you did in the video and then pour? Will it have the same effect?
Yes and no. First thing it is hard to recreate a look exactly. I haven't tried one with just micas before. Interesting idea. The powders will sink after a little while. Might have to look into this.
@@ClaraLawrence ok so just now I tested it and added silicone and it gave me cells! It looks really good!
Sorry, I am new to this. Do u add resin in your paint before pouring.
No worries, we are all new when we start right. You can add colorants to the resin and then play with those colors. I would recommend colors that are specifically designed for resin as they will work with the chemistry of the resin. Check out my buddy Erika at www.artisttilldeath.com as that is where I get all my colors from. Use code "howdy" for additional off.
did you add silicone to the resin? Luv what you do.
Nope I sure didn't. Silicone and I do not get along, so I avoid it when I can. These are tints, pastes and powders all designed for resin.
I did a dirty pour today and all the colors sank to the bottom (the white swallowed every color). Is there a certain amount of time you have to wait to make them sit on top?
So sorry that happened to you. I just layer up the colors that I'm interested in and pour slowly onto my canvas. Minimize the manipulation as much as possible and usually fairly successful. Some colors can be very dominate.
Can we use micas too, instead of pastes in resin, fr this technique???
Yes you can, the results might be different.
After the “pour” has cured, what type of ClearCoat is used to seal the pour?
This is a resin pour. No need to seal, but would always recommend a flood coat of resin with no colorants in it.
What kind of color did you use in the resin?
So its not on a canvas ,? Im confused especially because only closeups are showing after curing.
This is an enamel tray that I did a pour of resin within.
Why did my resin got mixed up when I layered the colors?
Is each color pre mixed with resin ? Or are the just stright up pigments?
I put resin into different cups and add colors meant for resin into it. Then created from there.
What kind of paint is used 'resin paint' ??
How much resin did you mix before you separated it into the different colors. Thanks great video by the way
Honestly I usually work on several projects in one sitting and I mix a large batch and use it until it is done.
What is your tray made of that the resin doesn’t stick
It's an enamel tray and it does adhere well.
You need to show us how you mixed the colors
I have a photo at the end of the video that shows the colors and the brands. I get all my colors from Artisttilldeath.com and use code "howdy" for additional off.
Do you let your colours sit for a little bit, to let them thicken up and then do your pours ?
Not intentionally. Sometimes they sit just because I usually pour a couple of projects at the same time.
@@ClaraLawrence OK thanks, so are you mixing acrylic paint with your premixed resin or powdered pigment ?
Tom Johnson I am using a combination of either or all pigment powders, pigment pastes, glitters, transparent inks designed to go into resin. All or almost all of my videos have still photos of the colors and companies those colors come from. There are also links in my description of where I purchase these. A majority are from ATD. Hope that helps.
Tom Johnson I tend not to use acrylic paints as they behave funny and you have to be extremely mindful of the amount you add as it will change the chemistry fast of your resin and it will turn to marshmallow fluff consistency and not be usable.
@@ClaraLawrence OK brilliant, thanks for your help, very much appreciated
Did the paint have resin in them? Or just the the bottom layer?
I was wondering this as well
The colors are mixed into resin and then the piece is created from there. I use pigments, pastes and micas that are developed to be used in resin. I have not painted the background before hand. I have painted a resin piece to play with layering and adding depth before, but not in this case.
The colors are mixed into resin and then the piece is created from there. I use pigments, pastes and micas that are developed to be used in resin. I have not painted the background before hand. I have painted a resin piece to play with layering and adding depth before, but not in this case.
Did you add anything to create those cells?
This is gorgeous; however, I am confused about something. What the colors you are using? Are they acrylic? Or, are they resin? I'm very new to resin, so there is a lot I don't know.
Thanks so much. These are special colors blended for use in resin. They are either a paste, pigments or tints. I get all my colors from Artist Till Death. Use code "howdy" for an additional 5% off. artisttilldeath.com
Blow torch it it will get the bubbles out after the torch alcohol sprayed on it will do crazy things .... Never spray alchohole on your work peice and torch lol torch 1st alchohole last!!!!
I use a torch and a heat gun for bubbles and movement.
do you use a mold release?
Nope not a mold
Did you mix acrylic paint with resin ??
No, not in this piece. In fact I used to use acrylic paint with my resin in the beginning, but since they have come out with pigments and pastes designed for resin and the colors are so much more brilliant and rich. The link in the description for Artist Till Death is where I get all my colors from. There is a code "howdy" for an additional 5% off. The Color Obsession colors come in small sizes so you can sample the colors before purchasing a larger one.
What do you mix your paints with?
Not sure I understand your question. Let me try. I am using an epoxy resin and add pigment pastes to the resin to color it. Then applied the colored resin to the tray in a dirty pour technique. Does that answer your question? If not, let me know and I will try again.
Hey there, does the paint have resin in it as well ?
Oh dear. You are at that exact point in which I discovered "Wait, you can add color into resin". Yes, it is a type of paint, but mostly pigment powders or pastes that work with resin. Water based paints like acrylics are tricky to add to resin. But yes, these colors are mixed into resin and then painted with them. It is such a magical thing.
@@ClaraLawrence what types of pigments/paints are you using and how much is the ratio of paint to resin? Seems super odd to do an instructive video and neglect to add one of the most important pieces of information/general information on what works well with resin in your experience.
@@ClaraLawrence and I dont think that person is at that strange point you mentioned, were all here because we want to mix color into resin and pour it. Wr want to kbow what types of paints you're using and what the ratios are in your mixed colors.
How much resin did you use for each color?
That was so long ago. Probably an ounce or less.
Bonjour de France,
Super
Mais dommage qu’il n’y pas de sous titre en français 😏
Car ici en France, beaucoup de personnes regarde les vidéos étrangères
Mais tout le monde ne parle pas anglais 😏
Si vous pouvez mettre des des sous titre en français serait bien.
Merci beaucoup 🙏😘
J'ai activé la traduction pour cette vidéo en français. Voyez si cela a fonctionné. Merci d'avoir regardé.
@@ClaraLawrence
Non ma jolie,
Ça ne fonctionne pas 🙏😘
The cells, did you use silicone oil in the resin, or something else?
Thanks. No silicone. I did use a color from Stone Coat called base tint, but they have stopped carrying it. I find that silicone added to resin brings on more headaches with pitting and cleaning then it's worth for me.
Was that a dinner plate you pour on?
It was an enamel tray.
@@ClaraLawrence cool, where do you get those?
@@khromecowgirl57 I got these from Amazon. Here is my affiliates link. amzn.to/3AQkZfr
But, what is its use?
BET You Can Call BOSSI Home PrettyEasily! Sorry a little loud, thought you'd want to know how you sound. I didn't expect it!
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I can be loud. :)
So...is there resin in the paint. Mix? Your instructions are not very clear!
It's all resin with pigment mixed in
The colors are mixed into resin in individual cups, then added into one cup and poured into the tray. But thanks. I will do a video that really breaks down the steps.
on on on and on at almost 9 minutes till she pours ,.to much of a talker
Whoa! That was very loud. Please be careful of your voice. Speaking so loudly can do damage to your vocal chords over time. You go from being normal speaking voice to almost yelling and it’s disconcerting when you don’t expect it.
Interesting to see how you used the colours.
Thanks for the feedback. I will be more mindful in my tonal change. Still learning. Thanks, I loved how the colors turned out.
didn't sound too loud to me...maybe it's your device Rael