Resin Ocean Art Wooden Tray – Handcrafted Coastal Centerpiece Transform your dining table into a coastal paradise with our Resin Ocean Art Wooden Tray. This stunning piece, handmade with meticulous care, captures the beauty of the ocean and brings a touch of the seaside into your home. Dimensions: 12”(L) X 5”(W) X 0.75”(H) Features: Ocean-Inspired Design: The tray features a breathtaking resin art depiction of ocean waves, evoking the serene beauty of the seaside. Handmade Craftsmanship: Each tray is individually handcrafted, ensuring that no two pieces are exactly alike, making your tray a unique work of art. Versatile Use: While perfect as a centerpiece for your dining table, this tray is ideal for holding decorative items, keys, mail, or other household essentials. (Note: This tray is not recommended for direct food contact.) Ready-Made Option: This specific tray is ready to ship, featuring an elegant ocean blue and white wave pattern. Perfect for: Dining Table Centerpiece: Enhance your dining experience with a coastal vibe. Entryway Organizer: Keep your keys, sunglasses, and daily essentials in one stylish spot. Coffee Table Accent: Add a touch of the ocean to your living room decor. Unique Gift: A thoughtful, handcrafted gift for housewarmings, birthdays, or special occasions. Care Instructions: To maintain the beauty of your resin ocean art tray, wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrubbing pads to prevent scratches on the resin surface. Bring the tranquil essence of the ocean into your home with our Resin Ocean Art Wooden Tray. Order now and let this exquisite piece become the highlight of your decor.
Creating beautiful and unique resin seascapes is the perfect DIY project for beach lovers and resin artists of all levels! There’s nothing like those captivating resin waves to bring a genuine tropical feel to your space. So, if you're looking for a step-by-step guide to resin ocean art, don’t look any further.
Creating beautiful and unique resin seascapes is the perfect DIY project for beach lovers and resin artists of all levels! There’s nothing like those captivating resin waves to bring a genuine tropical feel to your space. So, if you're looking for a step-by-step guide to resin ocean art, don’t look any further.
Making a beautiful ocean resin pour with casting resin and dye is easy with guidance from pro artist Jess Cross. Watch this in-depth lesson to learn how!
Ready to make a few waves? Resin waves are an easy project that look amazing… and you can use this technique on just about anything! I’ll be showing you how to make waves on an antique window (which leaves you with a see-through stained glass kind of effect!) but they look amazing on a piece […]
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Clear Skateboard Deck with Sparkling Blue Resin Ocean Waves This unique, first generation of the 'Ocean Wave' skateboard deck wall art features mesmerizing, handmade, resin ocean waves in the Traditional colorway that will transport you straight to the beach! With its crystal clear base, this skate deck showcases the intricate details of the delicate resin waves as they crash against each other. This board was a display model and has surface scratches from being handled by customers.
Learn everything you need to know about how to make resin ocean art. Get the secrets ocean artists use to get the best results.
Every now and then I experiment with a new medium to create art. I find it so therapeutic to swirl paint colors around. A few weeks ago I stumbled across th ...
Creating ocean-inspired pieces of resin art can be a captivating and rewarding experience. But one of the critical elements for success is using a suitable white pigment paste to develop cells and the sought-after foam effect in your resin waves. In this article, we'll show you how to make a fantastic and inexpensive DIY white pigment paste that you can use to create stunning ocean waves. What is Pigment Paste made of? Pigment paste is a concentrated colorant made up of pigment powders and a binder. The binder is typically made of a combination of resin and other additives that help to thicken, preserve, and stabilize the resulting paste. The pigments can be matte or pearlescent and made from various materials, including natural minerals like micas, organic compounds, or synthetic versions of the above, like synthetic mica powder. Usually, pre-made pigment pastes can be pretty expensive and come in relatively large containers. While they may be convenient for those who work on large projects regularly and use a lot of pigment, they can be wasteful for those who use pigment pastes occasionally. On top of that, resin pigment pastes can also dry out if left unused, which can be frustrating and a waste of money. In contrast, making your own pigment paste with Pigment Powder and Resin Part A is an inexpensive and efficient way to create the exact amount of pigment paste you need for your resin art projects. Plus, you can easily adjust the intensity of the pigment by adding more or less powder to the mixture, giving you more control over the final result and special effects. How to make DIY pigment paste for Resin Waves? MEYSPRING White Pearl Mica Powder has been specially formulated to create compelling movements and interesting cells when mixed into epoxy resin. Its fine-tuned composition, density, and particle size make it the perfect choice to achieve remarkable effects effortlessly. But the incredible lacing effect you will get when mixing our White Pearl mica powder with Epoxy Resin Part A to make your DIY Pigment Paste for Resin Waves will blow your mind. Mixing Ratio: 3 Parts White Pearl Mica Powder 1 Part Epoxy Resin Part A All Supplies needed: Making your own white pigment paste for resin waves is easy and fun. See below all the supplies you need. White Pigment Powder (Matte or Pearlescent) Epoxy Resin Part A Containers with lids (to store your paste) Palette knives (to thoroughly mix the ingredients) Glass mixing surface Cleaning Wipes (to clean your tools afterward) Step-by-step Guide: Follow the steps below to make your DIY Pigment Paste. First, place 1 part of the white pigment powder onto your glass mixing surface. Add a similar amount of Resin Part A and mix with the pigment powder using a palette knife. Add more pigment to the mixture until you get the 3 parts of pigment fully incorporated into 1 part of the resin. The more pigment powder you add, the heavier the final paste and the better the lacing in your waves. Once the pigment is thoroughly mixed and no lumps can be seen, your paste is ready. Use it immediately or store it in a small container for future projects. How to use pigment paste in resin? Understanding the science behind lacing in ocean art pieces is essential to achieve extraordinary results in your artwork. Here are a couple of secrets to achieving beautifully foamy resin waves in your ocean art pieces: Pouring Tip: Always pour a layer of clear resin where you want your lacing and foam effect, then sparingly pour a line of your white-colored resin on top. Lacing Tip: Use heavily-colored resin to create cells. Since the white-colored resin is heavier and denser than the clear resin poured in your project, it will tend to sink. So, with some heat, the lightweight clear resin from the bottom will eventually break through the white-colored resin poured and spread on top of it, magically creating cells and the desired foam effects! Check out the technique above by talented resin artist @lisamarie.artdesign to create magnificent waves in her signature ocean-inspired resin coasters. Since pigment pastes are highly concentrated, you don’t need much to color your resin. Start by adding the tip of your crafting stick to your mixed resin and stirring thoroughly until the color is evenly distributed. The amount of pigment paste needed depends on the desired opacity or intensity of the white foam. Once the color is fully dispersed, you can gradually add more pigment paste and continue mixing until you reach your preferred saturation. It's also important to note that pigment pastes can affect the curing time of your resin, so be sure to experiment with small amounts before adding large quantities to your project. And remember, a little bit of pigment paste goes a long way, so use it sparingly to avoid over-saturating your resin. Final Thoughts Making DIY white pigment paste for resin waves is an inexpensive way to achieve extraordinary effects in your ocean-inspired resin art projects, and it’s even fun. You only need two main ingredients (Resin Part A and White Pigment Powder) to make your own paste and a small container to store it. On top of that, producing small amounts of resin pigment paste at a time ensures a fresh supply that won't dry out if unused. Just remember to mix the pigment thoroughly, start with a small amount of resin, and keep adding until you get the desired consistency. When pouring your layers, always pour a little bit of clear resin first and then use the white resin colored with your DIY pigment paste sparingly to create the shorelines. That technique will produce fascinating foam effects when you heat the layers with a heat gun or torch. Of course, you can always add more white-colored resin if needed, but you can never remove the already poured layer. If you want to learn more about this style, check our step-by-step guide on Resin Ocean Art for more details on techniques, tips, and tricks. With a bit of practice, you'll be able to create stunning ocean-inspired pieces of resin art that will be the envy of all who see them.
Learn how to make ocean resin art for beginners! Even if you don't have experience you can make this beach resin art for your home.
Handcrafted Ocean Waves Epoxy Resin and Buckthorn Wood Wall Art This beautiful buckthorn wood is handcrafted with epoxy resin and colored tranparent turquise, blue and white to create a unique wall art. It is made with natural buckthorn wood and epoxy resin. I've applied 3 more layers for the ocean waves. So It looks like time is frozen on the coast. It is ready to hang on the wall. Dimensions Height: 77 cm Widht: 29 cm Depth: 3 cm Dimensions Height: 30.25 inches Widht: 11.5 inches Depth: 1.25 inches
"-7 Miles of Paradise- Florida Anna Maria Island Olive Wood&Epoxy Resin Ocean-Sea Waves Wall Clock"perfect as a Housewarming gift,New Home Gift,Anniversary gift,Wedding gift or Personalized gift for him-her and a great unique gift for any occasion! ★ Natural shape and texture of Custom Made Resin&Olive Wood Wall Clock can also be used as Decorative Ocean Resin Wall Art,Ocean Wall Decor Art, Wood Wall Art Decor,Unique Resin Beach Wall Art Decor or Farmhouse Wall Decor ★Depends on your choice with Resin Ocean Waves or without Ocean Waves and the natural shape and texture of Olive Wood is going to take you beyond into your dreams where Nature and Ocean meet. ★It’s my expertness to make Epoxy Resin Ocean Waves and Wood Resin Wall Clock that my pleasure to share my work with you describe the colors, sizes, design, details you want to me or even send the photo and I will produce the most similar one for you. ★I can also make a map of any place in the world for you. You imagine and let's design together! ==> The clockwork is silent and does not tick! Hour and minute hands are metal ==> I will also send you spare clock mechanism and clock hands just in case so that you can choose your style. ==> I have put an nice matte natural mineral oil on the wood for protection.((Rubio Monocoat)) ==>There is a hanger on the back which you can use to mount it on the wall. ==> The thickness of the Olive Wood & Ocean Resin Wall Art Clock is about 1 inc. ==> I am pleasure to produce the best quality for you! ★★All Olive Wood Wall Clocks Handmade with Love!!★★ I will share photos with you step by step during the production. ★ The production process may vary depending on the content of your design, but on average it will be completed within 5-15 business days. ☢ ☢ ☢ European and British buyers please pay attention to customs and import taxes. Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply.☢ ☢ ☢ ☢ ☢ ☢ Please note that these products are completely handmade and cannot be completely copied, so It’s going to be look alike but not going to be exactly the same.☢ ☢ ☢ ☢ ☢ ☢Please let me know your mail and mobile phone number in personalization after ordering.In some cases, it is requested at customs for European and UK shipments.If you do not provide this information to me and there are any problems with the order, it is entirely your responsibility.☢ ☢ ☢ For any other questions and concerns please contact me. I'm here for you!!! Shipping Policy:UPS EXPRESS SHIPPING; USA:2-4 Business Day England:1-2 Business Day Germany:1-2 Business Day Europe:1-2 Business Day Everywhere Else:2-5 Business Day Thanks Olive Wood Resin Art Deniz Cem Güner
You can create an ocean with resin! (if you're artistic enough) Because of the fluidity of resin, it makes an excellent medium for depicting oceans and beaches (again, if the artist is artistic enough!). Here seashellmadness.com shows the 50 BEST RESIN ARTISTS with a Beach Theme working on Esty here in the summer of 2020.Check…
Learn how to easily make your own resin ocean art with beachside or rocks. A few ingredients needed for a stunning result of an epoxy sea art.
*NOTE: THESE ARE PREVIOUSLY MADE EXAMPLES OF SURFBOARD ART PIECES. YOU ARE PAYING FOR A CUSTOM MADE COMMISSIONED SURFBOARD ART PIECE OF YOUR OWN. CUSTOM MADE THROUGH LIAISING DIRECTLY WITH THE ARTIST ONCE ORDER IS PLACED. 900mm long x 250mm wide x 22mm thick. Hand made surfboard art piece. See other listings for alternative sizes. All elements including timber species, timber shape, resin colouring, pigments and ocean effects are customisable. Can be wall mounted vertically, horizontally or free standing. Hand made and shaped by Australian woodworking resin artist Josh Marks. One of a kind - no two are ever the same. Timber is sustainably sourced, fused with an epoxy resin and can feature elements such as pearl pigment, whitewash waves or mother of pearl creatures. High gloss sealed finish. Only the highest quality Australian made epoxy resin and pigments used. All surfboard art pieces come with a dated and signed COA. Each board is embedded with a Hardwood Tides bronze medallion on the back tail. Boards are professionally wrapped, boxed and shipped worldwide with insurance. Commissions are open to create your very own one of a kind unique surfboard art piece. Please visit my website or Instagram for a huge variety of examples of current and previously made pieces. Feel free to message or email me for any questions or inquiries.
How to Make Ocean Epoxy Art Inspired by Not Too Shabby by Jess Have you ever wondered how to use epoxy, how to add color to epoxy resin, or even how to create ocean waves in your resin art? If you answered yes to any of those questions, this step-by-step tutorial is for you! Follow along as we walk you through exactly what you need for resin painting, and give you the inside scoop on creating beautiful, DIY ocean inspired resin art. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-fc219c0f-8a20-4529-8142-0629f2d9a869' }) What is Kelly Tries it? We are so excited to introduce to you our brand-new content series called Kelly Tries It! In this series we’re going to be participating in creative, cross craft collaborations with amazing makers. Our goal is to learn from each other, think outside of the box, inspire and educate. Our first featured maker is Jessica Moss from NotTooShabbyByJess! She was generous enough to hop on a Zoom call and fill us in on all of her insider tips and tricks. Read on to find out more about this talented artist! window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-f7a49dca-fa0a-4b0b-9a1b-3ae23d57bdc2' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-bc2b0011-5c0e-4338-ab17-165be57cee8c' }) Jessica has always been drawn to the ocean, and when she saw resin ocean art for the first time, she knew she had to try it. She started this resin journey over a year ago and enjoys every minute of the creative process. She really wants to be a resource to the maker community, and even has a Tip Tuesday where she shows you how to create beautiful resin art. Jessica makes sure that her Instagram and TikTok pages are a positive, happy, and knowledgeable place for the maker community. Resin Art Supplies Table Top Pro epoxy Sculpted Panels 10” flat heart panel Frogtape painter’s tape Brush on varnish Artist’s Loft assorted acrylic paints Black craft sand Golden fluid acrylic paints: Turquois Phthalo, Cobalt Turquois, and Teal Castin’ Craft opaque white pigment concentrate Culinary torch and heat gun Palm sander and sponge sander Mixing cups Mixing sticks Gloves Paper towels Plastic to protect your work surface Full Tutorial Step 1: Prepping the Panel Using your favorite brand of painter’s tape, mask off the edges and back of the panel. For a leak proof seal, brush on a small amount of varnish along the seam where the tape meets the surface of the MDF panel. Since the MDF is brown in color, brighten it up with a base coat of acrylic paint. I used multiple shades of teal, blue and white to create a gradient effect. Let the paint dry completely before moving on to the next step. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-98c9307f-2f75-4096-934d-a08a17cc6570' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-eda1f569-4d3e-45e2-b6bd-58c79ef88724' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-ffe7db79-e74e-4496-bac8-d90607dcd0ef' }) Step 2: Adding Color to the Epoxy Resin For the “ocean” portion of this project I used three shades of fluid acrylic to tint the MAS Epoxies Table Top Pro epoxy system. I used about 10 ounces of epoxy (5oz resin/ 5oz hardener) per layer. To find out how much epoxy you will need for your project, check out our Epoxy Resin Calculator. I used just a drop of the acrylic paint since I wanted the colored epoxy to be semi-transparent. For the white waves, I used two good squirts of Castin’ Craft white pigment. When mixing, the white pigmented epoxy should be completely opaque on your popsicle stick. If you can still see the popsicle stick through the colored epoxy, slowly add more pigment and mix until you can no longer see the stick. For the black sand, pour in a small amount of clear epoxy and stir. The sand mixture should feel like a thick, gooey paste. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-2ff04849-9ecd-43de-9b24-1250482471eb' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-9c57c62d-0da8-4054-887a-9a05d629cbb0' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-2442b939-b1be-4e02-a285-4f3704f57642' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-e4f460d0-6bcb-413f-8299-5febd0fc3dce' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-c421d6da-6b49-424f-b6a2-73da672c2e87' }) window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS = window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS.push({ id: '#slider-s-fdaea8c8-4717-433c-b34f-f655044d20cf', intervalTime: 5, autoplay: true, pauseOnHover: false, interval: null }) Step 3: Let’s Play with Some Sand Let’s start this layer off with our black sand and epoxy mixture. Scoop the sand onto the surface of the panel and spread using a popsicle stick. Push the sand around until you have the desired look. Pop any bubbles with a heat gun or torch. I wanted my sand to look less “wet”, so I sprinkled some dry sand (no resin added) onto the sand and epoxy mixture. Make sure to sweep the excess sand away before continuing. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-9b81b21f-1324-40c2-aa29-258bbfe82edd' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-20dec061-f9d2-4ccf-9914-b55a4f61fe76' }) Step 4: First Layer of the Resin Ocean Waves Starting with your darkest tinted shade of epoxy, pour a thin layer on the top section of the heart. Use the popsicle stick to spread the epoxy and then add your next shades of epoxy, ending with your lightest shade closest to the sand. Blend the layers so there are no harsh lines where the colors meet. Next, add a bit of clear epoxy to the area where your first wave will be (this can help with the lacing). Pour your white pigmented epoxy where you want the wave and gently start blowing out the pigment with your heat gun. Use slow, gentle motions with your heat gun and do not hold the heat in one place for very long. Once you have blown the wave out to the desired distance, grab your torch and sweep the heat across the waves to bring out the cells and lacing pattern. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-27305b80-ed2f-41d4-b4c8-ccda958161e2' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-684ccb4f-2b38-40b0-911d-bb08836741c5' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-b5496b57-b389-41fa-a25f-e310b8ef2e4d' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-7d5da645-16fc-49a1-a0e6-79ea9733345e' }) window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS = window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS.push({ id: '#slider-s-c1f37acb-a3d0-4969-af4b-28cc1071a230', intervalTime: 5, autoplay: true, pauseOnHover: false, interval: null }) Step 5: Prepping the Cured Resin Since I waited 24 hours before adding my next layer of epoxy, we need to prep the surface before pouring. Using a medium grit sponge sander, scuff the cured epoxy ocean and wipe clean with a soft rag. This will give the cured epoxy layer some tooth for the next layer to adhere to. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-45e1867d-d921-4727-99bc-35cbcee5489b' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-7aee566e-c36f-4f8d-bfea-581a89d7300a' }) Step 6: Let's Make Waves To add depth to your DIY ocean inspired resin art, continue steps 4-5 until you are satisfied with the over all look. For this project, I poured 4 separate layers of ocean waves for maximum ocean vibes. Let your final wave layer cure completely before moving on to the next step. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-8647d2dd-1e58-4b48-8002-8c581a8c4d6b' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-be023b57-d9ab-4d64-b4c8-6253fb61e092' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-c1ed8790-b1a2-4c19-82ee-f824ef0994aa' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-6e76e4b2-6826-4c3b-ab79-89f9809e2fc4' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-f341bc03-d2fa-4b9b-9077-a9f510228bea' }) window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS = window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS.push({ id: '#slider-s-44bb7b24-30d1-4bdb-ac59-42797d238a83', intervalTime: 5, autoplay: false, pauseOnHover: false, interval: null }) Step 7: Finishing Touches Using a heat fun to soften the epoxy along the edges of the panel, carefully peel away all of the tape. With a palm sander, sand the small lip of epoxy that hangs over the edge of the panel and smooth out any rough spots along the edges near the sand. Add painter’s tape to the back of the panel and cut off any access with a craft knife. Mix up a batch of clear epoxy to seal in your beautiful ocean waves and add a gorgeous shine to the edges of your ocean beach resin art piece. Make sure to pop any bubbles with a torch and let cure fully. Finally, it’s time to remove the tape from the back of the panel and sand any rough spots if needed. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-b1416107-89cf-4459-8952-c93d30f16df7' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-6d90c8a2-5b3c-4fbb-ba92-9ca2a2b271aa' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-b79f60db-888b-415f-a050-3cf7fa897692' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-0acd2f79-b7b0-4284-88c4-41be3c9331c3' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-2baf26aa-90c7-423c-897e-e216fabdbc13' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-158ea19f-f74c-4e61-86c7-0ddcc8218437' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-74c093a2-089b-4eb7-a9cf-9a33603e9146' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-42dddd3e-4120-4280-9d6b-c369142b9f1a' }) window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS = window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_SLIDERS.push({ id: '#slider-s-c437c135-419e-433c-9c32-2bb1b5be9225', intervalTime: 5, autoplay: false, pauseOnHover: false, interval: null }) Final Thoughts: Don’t forget to sign your resin painting! I used a wood burning tool to burn my signature into the back of the panel. If you felt inspired by this resin beach tutorial to create a painting of your own, please post and tag @masepoxies #masepoxies on Instagram for a chance to be featured! We love seeing you explore new ways to resin! Stay creative and happy crafting! Thank you for joining us on this beachy adventure! To get started on your own epoxy resin ocean art piece, check out the MAS Table Top Pro system used in this tutorial! window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-d054a6e0-2c1d-4a16-87c5-9e1c8a378dbe' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-940cfb69-8f75-40e3-ac9b-1f1456ba06a1' }) window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-99c08967-6fd1-4ecf-8234-06c440ff22af' })
"Sun Kissed Oceans" #8 One-of-a-kind sunset ocean inspired abstract resin painting on canvas Mat finish Ready-to-hang, easy hanging and display 6"x6" * For details on how to commission a piece: https://www.peintureduhefco.com/commisions or https://www.etsy.com/listing/770039659/commission-art-online-order-art-lazy?ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1 ** For details on payment plans: https://www.peintureduhefco.com/payment-plans *** Please understand while I make every effort to ensure that the picture show as close as the actual piece, some colors may appear slightly different in person due to lighting and screen settings variation. Care instructions: - Direct sunlight exposure can damage and may fade artwork! - Do not place close to heating systems!
Road of opportunities is epoxy resin painting created in gallery Birchwood panel. layered with 4 coats of resin giving the 3-D effect . My intention of road of opportunities is to awaken your senses , to look at the road and imagine the great opportunities out there. we live in a beautiful world full of wondaful things . LOCATED AT COAST GALLERY ,LAGUNA BEACH ON FOREST AVE 30x15
MADE TO ORDER. Custom ocean wall art. ........................ I can do shipping to 100 countries around the world - if your country isn't on the shipping list - feel free to contact me, I'll do the miscalculation. Check out my other ocean pieces at the link: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SeaOnTheWall?section_id=31200941 ....................... It’s not only a wonderful decoration but also the perfect gift. The artworks presented in this listing are my paintings that have already been sold. This is an image of what the new wall art may look like. These paintings are unique being handmade. We will get is not quite the same piece, but rest assured, I will do a beautiful piece. Please list as many requirements as you like in the notes section of the order. I am happy to take into consideration all the design elements you may want for your artwork. • Easy installation to the wall • MATERIALS: MDF, acrylic paints, high-quality non-toxic resin. It is possible that the piece of the desired size is ready - you can look at this link: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SeaOnTheWall?section_id=30766846 All my paintings in the store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SeaOnTheWall . . . . . . TIMING AND SHIPPING . . . . . . . UPS Free Shipping. Please, provide a phone number for UPS delivery (required for shipping). After ordering it will need 2-3-4 weeks for production and then it will be shipped to your specified address: • If I don't have a ready-made board for drawing in needed size, I have to produce it. It may take 5-7 days. • Then it takes me 6-10 days to draw each ocean depending on my production schedule. • Then the painting has to dry out - 2 days - (in order not to damage the surface during shipping). • I ship from Ukraine, if it's an international order, most packages arrive within 7-11 days. ⏳ When I finish drawing a picture, I will send you it’s photo. ⏳ When your order has been shipped, i will send your tracking number and a link to track it online. ⏳ I’ll make insurance of the parcel against loss. Missing or lost orders must be reported within 45 days of the shipment date. I’m not responsible for losses reported beyond the 45 day time frame. If the tracking status of your shipment is “In Transit”, it means that your package is on its way to its final destination. . . . . . . . NOTE: . . . . . . . • Due to the large size of the package, you can pay customs duties and import taxes. The amount of taxes depends on the laws of your country. Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs. VAT is not included in the price. • If you require any further information, feel free to contact me
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
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You can create an ocean with resin! (if you're artistic enough) Because of the fluidity of resin, it makes an excellent medium for depicting oceans and beaches (again, if the artist is artistic enough!). Here seashellmadness.com shows the 50 BEST RESIN ARTISTS with a Beach Theme working on Esty here in the summer of 2020.Check…
Artist Keita Morimoto captures the often overlooked beauty of nocturnal life.
The Coral Reef Wall Art Rectangle looks as though it was lifted straight out of the ocean and perfectly preserved. Irregular shapes and non symmetrical patterns inside a rectangle are a contrasting combination of design elements. The asymmetry in the shell configurations is eye catching and draws you to a different aspect of the piece every time you look at it. The natural white coral color transports the senses and is reminiscent of tide pools full of ocean creatures.Material ResinSize 15x3x47"H / (21x10x53"H packed)Weight 23 Lbs / (40 Lbs packed)
Aloha! Imagine yourself sitting on a tropical Hawaiian beach, This ocean is the perfect Hawaii resin ocean art gift for you or your beach loving friend to get those beach vibes in your home or home office. The canvas of the handmade surf art is made from waste wood and filled with sand with two layers of epoxy on top. Because of it's transparency you can see the sand though the water.. The artwork is square and framed with oak wood. Did you know the leftovers from this seascape is are transformed into super cute keychains? Check the 'Leftover resin art' section on my page see the complete collection. If you want to have a peek behind the scenes you can follow me on facebook or instagram. FB: @takemetotheoceanart IG: @takemetotheoceanart Please keep in mind that small flaws may be visible. This shows it is a handmade item made with a vision in mind, not machine perfection. The colors you see on the screen may differ a bit in real life.
