RESIN BEACH SCENE with a shark and smaller piece with seashells - how to resin painting time lapse
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- RESIN BEACH SCENE with a shark and smaller piece with seashells
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As also all my other resin pieces, I did this two paintings in layers, which have to be hard as glass before I continue. So patience is the key again.
I use:
* Cradled wood panel (handmade by myself)
* Acrylic Gesso for priming
* Art Resin
* GOLDEN Heavy body and High flow Acrylic paints
* Heat gun
* Blowtorch
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I love it 😍
Thank you ❤️
That little shark is to much beautiful I love your video.
You are so kind. Thank you!
You are are incredibly talented! Love watching you💙
Thank you.
Stunning ! Just love your work
Thank you so much!
That design is so awesome!! Great results friend, love it : )
Thanks a lot 🙏
Fabulous 💗
We look forward to watching your new videos.👏👍
Awesome! Thank you!
That was pretty cool I like the add of the shark. Was the shark painted on or a small sticker?
Thanks David. I don't use stickers, I manually paint the sharks with acrylics, then continue to work with resin. In the upcoming video, that I'm filming this last two weeks, I'll have more detailed look of me working on a bigger beach art piece with sharks and palm trees. Subscribe to my channel to get notified when I upload it. Thank you!
I would really like to see the process of adding the shark.Those are very beautiful. Could you share what product you use for the white?
Check my other videos, I explain everything, also closeups of painting sharks. White is Titanium white from GOLDEN acrylics, Fluid series.
Your perfectionist personality is reflected in your art. You add spirit to raw wood, your art looks very realistic, the color combinations are very harmonious. Your artistic perspective and craftsmanship are commendable. I enjoy watching your art. If you can share more videos with the opportunity, you will make many people who will be inspired by you happy, best regards. The Dark Turquaz
Wow, thank you for these nice words Emre 🙏. It means a lot when I see people find my content useful.
Master I want to ask something. As far as I can see, you have eliminated the difficulty of creating a color combination for the ocean color by using two or more acrylic paint to resin. When making color combinations, is it yewter to add less or more of the same acrylic paint to the resin so that the layer becomes more transparent as it passes to the upper layers? And finally, in order to increase the realism as it passes to the upper layers, even if the acrylic paint is opaque, does it create a translucent feature when we add a small amount to the resin, or do we need to use another semi-opaque or transparent color with the same color tones as we go up to the upper layers? I plan to use turquoise blue from the Amsterdam acrylic paint series on the floor and acrylic liquid inks of the same brand in the upper layers. I would be very grateful if you could share your thoughts on using acrylic and resin when creating dark and light color transitions with me if you have the time. Best regards
make your own artistic panel from raw wood, seal the surface to protect it, use gesso, get rid of the mess for color combinations and work with the same brand with the same colors, choose acrylic paint for colors when there are many resin pigments, the beauty of colors, light-dark transitions, wave layers, exaggerated wave density, the objects you use to add dimension, the objects you add, in short, everything I have imagined about resin art, I've seen everything in your art.Therefore, what you have to say about your experiences with resin pigments before deciding on golden teal and golden turquoise colors while creating color transitions in ocean and wave effects is very important for me.
1. Yes, I only use more opaque layer at the bottom, all upper layers are more transparent. I usually mix teal and Turquoise, but I also add shades of blue and green to tint it up. Often, the most last layer is completely transparent, only white Fluid acrylic for the wave.
2. I guess it depends on the brand of paint you use. I have been using Golden acrylics for many years and I learned how they react. I'm sure brand of paint is not so much important here since the amount of paint used is small.
3. The more you try the more you learn. You have mastered the theory I see, now it's just time to try out. I have made a lot of mistakes when learning. But that's how we learn the most - with doing it. Good Luck mate!
Just finding your work. Awesome! So, you use only fluid white acrylic for wave, correct? You do not mix with clear epoxy in a small cup? Thanks
So stunning and so realastic piece of art👍 may I ask how long do you wait between each layer of resin and how long it took you to finish this piece thank you in advance
Thank you. I use Art Resin, and I wait at least 24 hours between coats. It took me more than 10 years... You learn as you go, from piece to piece and by own mistakes. That’s how you progress 👍. Just keep on creating 🤘
Hallo. Very beautiful.👍 Could you please write witch hot gun you use and at what temperature you make the waves? Thank you in advance for your answer. 🙏
Mine is a very cheap one, I think it's Black and decker. But this really doesn't matter. You have to find your own settings whichever heatgun you use... Just go slow and don't use max power. Good luck!
Parabéns! Lindo trabalho ! Você primeiro passa tinta acrílica na tela ?
Yes, I always use acrylic paint as an under-layer.
Noro!
Hvala!