so beautiful Erica! I am learning so much from you guys... I used to be a jewelry designer and I worked with a lot of beautiful laborite... and the purest had NO black lines... i liked it better without the lines... just me.... love your work all and all though....
This looks freaking amazing! I want labradorite countertops in my kitchen and bathrooms… I’d like to attempt doing this resin pour to achieve that (and save some money).
@@ArtistTillDeath you’re about to get a lot of views on this video cuz I’m gonna have to watch it 1000x while I do my practice pours before going in on my big projects lol
Hello Erica that was awesome..... Absolutely amazing. But l want to ask that after these years that went by after you created it ,has it faded or paled or become yellowish. How long do resin products retain their original look
Labradorite is one of my favorite stones. I like how you did the various layers and the colors. Adding the darker colors really popped it. Can't wait to see the next one you do. Awesome, thanks Erika 😊
I love this so so so much! It is so incredibly beautiful and I love love love how creative you got with it adding spray paint and dispersing it with the spray! It gave it such amazing depth. I could go on for days about how amazing this is!
I made a side table a couple of years ago similar to this look. But I used the holographic silver wrapping paper. I think I might try combining the silver holo with the cellophane the next time. Thanks for the inspiration
This is gorgeous as it is, but what if you took this one step further and added a layer of black and silver overspray with the big alcohol drips similar to what Rhonda uses in her black quartz tutorial? I think that might make it look like lemurian blue granite?? I’d love to see how something like that would turn out!
What is the brand, and where did you get the holographic plastic? I found iridescent cellophane at Hobby Lobby, but it is not nearly as dark and color shifting.
This is perfect Erika. No don’t go darker. In fact, where did those large brown areas that Rhonda added go? Now I just see thick brown lines. It looks much better. Did she draw through the brown?
Those dichroic strips of plastic over a black background covered with clear or very transparent colored resin should make an amazing faux black opal looking piece......at least that's what happened when I made cabauchons with black resin as a background, dichroic plastic pieces cut up sprinkled onto that, and covered with clear resin on too.
So pretty! I was looking at some of the stones and I was wondering has anyone tried this with crackle medium as one of the steps. At first glance this one reminded me of a forest!
Wow! Just WOW! I absolutely love this! It's stunning and now I must prepare to try something like this myself. A question if I may--anything you added to the piece in the various layers, were they always combined with resin every time? Were the tints and paints and sprays you used all combined with resin? Or like for example the black paint for the lines--was that just paint by itself or paint mixed with resin? What about the mica/alcohol spray--with resin or on its own? Can't wait to see what else you will do!!
Looks so much like black opal. I love it. Thanks for sharing.
This is awesome 👌
Love it!
Sweetness, i like it very much looks like the real deal awesome job as always
Next goal.
Sooo pretty!! 😍😍😍
Love it!❤️
This looks fantastic.
You went back to the OLD SCHOOL with just you and some subtitles... I LOVE IT. I miss the old videos sometimes lol...
Same lol
Wow. , beautiful
Gorgeous
Luv it! 💋
Impressive! Good work.
Thes is huge! Beautiful Erika.
Very cool effects. This is beautiful. 🎶💞🎶
Wow you nailed it!! Absolutely love
Thank you Pam 🤗🤗
This piece is so great. I am going to try it, I am watching your video a couple of times so I understand the process.
Beautiful!
One of my favorite techniques you do E!
Looks like a Fire Opal also, Beautiful!
Love it
so beautiful Erica! I am learning so much from you guys... I used to be a jewelry designer and I worked with a lot of beautiful laborite... and the purest had NO black lines... i liked it better without the lines... just me.... love your work all and all though....
Very Interesting and Different ! I Love ❤️ It !
The depth is amazing.
Art buddies and dear friends always. Turned out stunning!
This is stunning! Love the depth of the colors. Makes it look like the real deal.
PERFECT
Wow! Absolutely beautiful!
Wow! Stunning.
Omg you nailed it!!!
I'm so proud of you.
It’s stunning, thanks for sharing 🙏🏻
That is stunning!!
Stunning ...I will certainly give this a go! Thank you 😊
Gorgeous I love it!!!
This is amazing!!! Thank you for sharing!!
So pretty! 💕
This looks freaking amazing! I want labradorite countertops in my kitchen and bathrooms… I’d like to attempt doing this resin pour to achieve that (and save some money).
It will look amazing!
@@ArtistTillDeath you’re about to get a lot of views on this video cuz I’m gonna have to watch it 1000x while I do my practice pours before going in on my big projects lol
❤️🌈❤️ Super realistic! Great effect.
looks great
Beautiful results Erika! I wanna make a couple of end tables for someone, and this will look awesome. Thanks for the tute.
Gorgeous 😍 I love using cellophane in resin!
Love using the foils so much! This is beautiful E! RK3 introduced me to the foils from Artistic Painting Studio and incorporating with resin.
Hello Erica that was awesome.....
Absolutely amazing.
But l want to ask that after these years that went by after you created it ,has it faded or paled or become yellowish.
How long do resin products retain their original look
Labradorite is one of my favorite stones. I like how you did the various layers and the colors. Adding the darker colors really popped it. Can't wait to see the next one you do. Awesome, thanks Erika 😊
I love this so so so much! It is so incredibly beautiful and I love love love how creative you got with it adding spray paint and dispersing it with the spray! It gave it such amazing depth. I could go on for days about how amazing this is!
I made a side table a couple of years ago similar to this look. But I used the holographic silver wrapping paper. I think I might try combining the silver holo with the cellophane the next time. Thanks for the inspiration
Wonderful piece of art! May I ask, are you working on canvas or wood? If canvas, how do you manage to get the resin perfect?
Hey there Dora! I’m using a cradle board from artisttilldeath.com. It wont shift like it would on canvas since it won’t dip in the middle 🤗🤗
@@ArtistTillDeath Thank you for taking the time to reply!
What do you think about adding the black Montana marble effects spray? I wonder what that would look like...
It would look great. I had planned on using it with my second attempt. Great minds think alike 🤗
This is gorgeous as it is, but what if you took this one step further and added a layer of black and silver overspray with the big alcohol drips similar to what Rhonda uses in her black quartz tutorial? I think that might make it look like lemurian blue granite?? I’d love to see how something like that would turn out!
This fucking dope as hell . Awesome job
This is absolutely beautiful!!! Did you use 2 different colors of the iridescent paper or was the light just hitting it creating a different shade ?
What is the brand, and where did you get the holographic plastic? I found iridescent cellophane at Hobby Lobby, but it is not nearly as dark and color shifting.
This is perfect Erika. No don’t go darker. In fact, where did those large brown areas that Rhonda added go? Now I just see thick brown lines. It looks much better. Did she draw through the brown?
Those dichroic strips of plastic over a black background covered with clear or very transparent colored resin should make an amazing faux black opal looking piece......at least that's what happened when I made cabauchons with black resin as a background, dichroic plastic pieces cut up sprinkled onto that, and covered with clear resin on too.
So pretty! I was looking at some of the stones and I was wondering has anyone tried this with crackle medium as one of the steps. At first glance this one reminded me of a forest!
Wow! Just WOW! I absolutely love this! It's stunning and now I must prepare to try something like this myself.
A question if I may--anything you added to the piece in the various layers, were they always combined with resin every time? Were the tints and paints and sprays you used all combined with resin? Or like for example the black paint for the lines--was that just paint by itself or paint mixed with resin? What about the mica/alcohol spray--with resin or on its own?
Can't wait to see what else you will do!!
This is insane! Do you have an etsy?
I want to do my bathroom counter top like this 🥺
Love it!