Words ARE HARD! 🤣 kiddies kept me up last night and this morning I can hardly string a sentence together! I’m hoping by then end of this coffee and your video I will be more coherent
That was so nice Clara opening there minds to something else countertops are a tough job and this can bring there mind into being playful and not just so serious 😁💜✌🏼
I’m so sorry I missed this demo in person, but you’re right, by day 4 it’s a bit of a zombie land. So much information is being shared in these classes.
Thanks Clara, love the details. I’m still working on resin timing. I either apply to soon or loose track of time and it’s to set. One pour at a time, I’m learning though. Watching you, ATD and RK3.
I love this piece, Clara! What did you paint on? Is that a wood block with yupo paper on top? Or a canvas? I would never have thought to do resin over alcohol inks. you are so creative!
WOW, another stunning piece of art! When are you going to have an auction? I would happily moderate for you if would like. Just let me know. Big hugs ~Cheryl
Nice work! Love the colors! I have a question. When the alcohol inks are dry and you put a coat resin on it and its fully dry can you put a second layer alcohol ink on top of it? I search on the internet but i never saw it anywhere. Gr liz.
Thanks so much. Yes, you can layer the alcohol ink then resin and alcohol ink as often as you like. Then the only thing you will have to concern yourself with is the layers making sense with your composition and the technique for multiple layers. The only limit is your imagination and art supplies.
@@ClaraLawrence thanks for replying!😁 i think it will be more 3d with more layers. And yes you are right about the composition. Its all needs to be in balance. Thanks again.
This happened to be a pre gessoed board. If you are doing countertops, then prime and paint as usual. Sand in between the layers and go. Or a thin coat of resin and go over that.
Ooooh la la! That green and black, laced with gold? WONDERFUL loved it!
Thanks so much.
❤️🌈❤️ Yeah baby and the winner is Kimmy
Words ARE HARD! 🤣 kiddies kept me up last night and this morning I can hardly string a sentence together! I’m hoping by then end of this coffee and your video I will be more coherent
The background on this is amazing, thank you for showing and explaining your process
That was so nice Clara opening there minds to something else countertops are a tough job and this can bring there mind into being playful and not just so serious 😁💜✌🏼
Absolutely stunning!
Beautiful Clara.
I’m so sorry I missed this demo in person, but you’re right, by day 4 it’s a bit of a zombie land. So much information is being shared in these classes.
Very pretty
Love how you make it look so easy! I’m new enough to resin that nothing is easy 😂
Thanks Clara, love the details. I’m still working on resin timing. I either apply to soon or loose track of time and it’s to set. One pour at a time, I’m learning though. Watching you, ATD and RK3.
Very nice👍👍!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Nice idea
🤩🤩🤩 beautiful ! Love the background with alcohol inks and all the details with resin💙💙💙 Your board is already with a layer of gesse ?
I love this piece, Clara! What did you paint on? Is that a wood block with yupo paper on top? Or a canvas? I would never have thought to do resin over alcohol inks. you are so creative!
It is a pre gessoed board. They work great for alcohol inks.
@@ClaraLawrence Thanks, Clara!
WOW, another stunning piece of art! When are you going to have an auction? I would happily moderate for you if would like. Just let me know. Big hugs ~Cheryl
Gorgeous piece Clara! Quick question- which black alcohol ink did u use for the middle?
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Nice work! Love the colors! I have a question. When the alcohol inks are dry and you put a coat resin on it and its fully dry can you put a second layer alcohol ink on top of it? I search on the internet but i never saw it anywhere. Gr liz.
Thanks so much. Yes, you can layer the alcohol ink then resin and alcohol ink as often as you like. Then the only thing you will have to concern yourself with is the layers making sense with your composition and the technique for multiple layers. The only limit is your imagination and art supplies.
@@ClaraLawrence thanks for replying!😁 i think it will be more 3d with more layers. And yes you are right about the composition. Its all needs to be in balance. Thanks again.
@@lisannelups9236 I have to admit, got my imagination going. Have fun!
How do you prep your board for this technique
This happened to be a pre gessoed board. If you are doing countertops, then prime and paint as usual. Sand in between the layers and go. Or a thin coat of resin and go over that.
Can you do alcohol ink over cured resin?
yes
Yes! And it looks amazing. Then do another coat of resin over that. SOOOO much depth.