Learn 2 easy techniques to make Acrylic pour jewelry, a type of handmade jewelry that uses fluid paint to create designs on glass cabochons.
This is about the most nervous I've been since I started pouring. Today I am trying a new product. I am going to attempt to coat two of my mini 3-inch canvases with Art Resin using some acrylic pouring resin techniques. Wish me luck!
Can you colour epoxy resin with acrylic paints? This tutorial on marbling resin shows you what to look out for when using acrylic paints in resin and teaches you a simple trick for getting a feathery marbled effect on wooden letters and numbers.
Free how-to video for polishing resin, samples shown from the video using the two different techniques. The before and afters show the shine you can achieve.
What acrylic pouring beginners need to know before they start pouring, paint consistency, silicone, and after they pour. Why you need to...
Learn how to turn pretty scrapbook papers into domed resin stickers or unique components for jewellery making. This tutorial shows you how to make epoxy resin stickers from any scrapbook paper by coating paper cutouts with epoxy resin.
Learn everything you need to know about how to thin acrylic paint for acrylic pouring, plus handy reference tables to find all the materials you need!
Smooth out the resin learning curve with these TOP 10 RESIN TIPS. They cover everything that a resin beginner needs to know to get great results every time. Even the experts follow these resin tips to make sure that their resin projects work.
Today, I want to share some most important Acrylic Pour Painting Tips and Tricks that I've learned during my acrylic pour painting experiments. Learn more!
Resin is a fabulous medium to use to make art. Check out this amazing Poured Resin Wall Art tutorial to learn how you can make your own amazing art!
Embellishments can come is a wide variety of designs, mediums, and textures, and they can often lead to some of the most interesting pieces of acrylic art. Sometimes it’s tricky to figure out where to start when it comes to embellishing, check out this little list of some of our favorite embellishments to get familiar
Wondering what to put in resin? This blog post is all about unique, easy things to put in resin to make resin projects.
Acrylic Pouring Art - How to make beautiful artwork using an acrylic pouring technique. Fluid art pouring tutorial and marbling technique.
Is there any empty wall in your home that’s calling out for something? A piece of artwork that really speaks to your design tastes? With compatible epoxy resin at your disposal, you’ve got a lot of mixed media options. Today we wanted to talk about sea glass in particular and the gorgeous mosaic-like resin art...Read More
Are you a fan of contemporary fluid arts, especially acrylic pour painting? Are you tired of seeing thousands of tiny canvasses with different variations of cells? How about doing paintings of galaxies using pour painting
Turn your furniture into pieces of art with these acrylic pouring furniture ideas. Let the Picasso that lives inside of you redesign your entire house.
Whether you call it fluid art, flow art, liquid art, pour painting or acrylic pouring, chances are good that you’ve come across this art form once or twice while scrolling through Facebook! pour painting is where an artist mixes acrylic paints and pour them onto your canvas or other surfaces creating abstract designs. Paint pouring
What are all the techniques you can try with acrylic pouring? There are so many different ways to approach any art form, but it helps to have some guidance, especially for beginners. We've created this step-by-step guide to help you with the most common techniques in paint pouring. So go through them all, or find
Once you’ve started making resin projects you’ll never want to stop… it’s kind of addicting! If you’re here you’ve likely attempted a project or two (maybe you’ve followed my how to mix resin for beginners tutorial) and now you’re ready for the next step. Layering resin! Resin projects can be as simple as one layer […]
How to cover a painting with art resin to get a clear, high gloss finish that protects the surface, plus what epoxy resin is best for non-yellowing results.
The number one question we get from artists just starting out in acrylic pouring is, “how to mix acrylic paint for pouring?” In this guide we'll cover all you need to get the right paint consistency no matter what materials you're using. To thin and mix paint for acrylic pouring you will use two main
Original One-of-a-Kind Artwork Original, one-of-a-kind artwork from Kristi's new Quantum Radiance series. Created with acrylic, resin, rice paper and cut glass glitter/crystals on iridescent acrylic. Size: 35x60x3 Custom framed in our signature lucite shadow box Includes official certificate of authenticity signed by the artist, Kristi Kohut Ships in 3-4 weeks Can be hung vertically or horizontally
Best Ways to Seal an Acrylic Painting Leaving the protection of an artist’s artwork up to chance is not a smart idea especially when considering acrylic paintings. These paintings are susceptible to dust, dirt, and other things that could ruin the painting. The best way to avoid ruining a
18 Epoxy Resin Projects Anyone Can Do- Epoxy is a great material to use in all of your diy creations.#epoxy #diy #crafts #diyepoxy #design #projects #ideas #epoxy #resinart #resin #wood #siliconemolds
Today, I want to share some most important Acrylic Pour Painting Tips and Tricks that I've learned during my acrylic pour painting experiments. Learn more!
If you are new to painting and especially to pouring, when someone first mentions doing a dirty pour you might do a double take. What is a dirty pour? What exactly do they mean by that term? Why is it dirty? Do they mean that the paints are dirty colors, or that there is something
Have you seen our NEW Decorative Molds? We launched 21 Decorative Molds that can be used in so many different ways! If you have wanted to take your furniture refinishing to a new level… now you can. Amy Howard at Home Decorative Molds are perfect to use with the Acrylic Glacier Resin to create your own custom embellishments and raised decoration on your furniture pieces.. Shop Our Full Line Here: With 21 different designs, you are sure to find one you LOVE! Watch as Mary Corrado from Mary Corrado Interiors shows you how she added a touch of elegance to her antiqued mirror with our new Molds! Step One Start By Mixing Resin Part A With Resin Part B And Mix For Three Minutes. (If you want your Resin to be flexible only add half the Hardener instead of a 1:1 ratio). Once Three Minutes Is Up, Pour Mixture Into Molds. Step Two Let Dry Overnight. Step Three Take Super Glue And Glue Decorative Pieces Onto Piece. Let Dry Before Proceeding. Step Four Clean Entire Piece With Clean Slate. Step Five Paint A Base Coat With One Step Paint Color Of Your Choice And Let Dry. Step Six Add One Coat Of Cracked Gesso On Top And Let Dry Step Seven Choose Two Colors Of Milk Paint And Mix Each Color With Water And Stir Until Paste-Like Consistency. Step Eight Paint Onto Piece Over The Cracked Gesso (Mary used a lighter color on the Decorative Mold and a darker color on the rest of the piece) Step Nine Once Dry, Cover Piece With Antiquing Glaze. (Mary used a sponge for this) Step Ten Once Dry, Apply Light Antiquing Wax After Offloading Onto Cardboard. Let Come To Tack. Step Eleven With A Very Light Hand, Repeat Step Ten But With Dark Wax. Just Hit The Edges And Corners. Let Come To Tack. Step Twelve Finally, Use Dust of Ages And Apply Over Entire Piece. Our silicone molds have a natural release and do not stick. Simply pour in your mixture of 2 parts resin with 1 part hardener, and mix well for 3 minutes. Pour into the mold and allow to dry overnight. Pop out your design and apply with super glue to your frame, furniture, or decorative object. The detail on our molds will be quite exquisite due to the depth in each. You can use these molds over and over again. Using the Resin recipe with only half the hardener will allow your designs to be flexible and be placed beautifully over curved surfaces. If you prefer using air dry clay in lieu of resin, you will notice some shrinkage and cracking. Be aware that air dry clay will not give you the detail that you can get with Resin. Amy loves using Decorative Molds for baking: adding detail to cookies, cakes, etc. We suggest keeping your food molds separate from ones that you prefer to use for painting and creating.
Artist Wahl Johanna Category Abstract paintings Creation year 2013 Dimensions 150 x 100 x D 7 cm Technique Moulded canvas, acrylic and resin on panel About Unique pieces that mainly take sinuous and baroque forms. They are mainly white to highlight their shape. Otherwise, they reflect the colors of the variety of organic nature.
Imagine if your favorite photo could last even longer! We'll teach you how to transfer your photo to wood or fabric surfaces so that you can make extra-special portraits of your cherished memories.
