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Create a Resin Icescape using Acrylic Shapes for the Ice.
This video is on another of the pieces I created for my 'Elements of Nature' art exhibition. For this one, I am I creating an icescape to show the polar ice caps melting. The acrylic shapes represent the melting ice, and the tinted resin shows the diluted ice melting...
Bring a little bit of nature into your home, by using Potpourri in your Resin Art.
This video is of another piece I created for my exhibition 'Elements of Nature'. As the title suggests, these resin pieces incorporate elements of nature, and for this one, I added Potpourri. This is not the first time I have used potpourri in my resin art, only this...
Create a Quick and Easy Geode Freeform Shape – Using Rope and Plastic Bags
For this project, I used ropes and a plastic bag to create a freeform shape. Next, I poured the resin into the shape and then added the round glass pebbles around the centre and acrylic diamonds to the outer edge. I gently added resin to bring the level up to the top...
Abstract Resin Beach Art using Shells and Stones
For this project, I decided to use an array of shells that I already had in my stash of products. I had been asked by several people to come up with new ideas other than regular beach scenes for using shells and this is what I came up with. I coloured the shells using...
Turn your Resin Beach Art into a Free-Standing Wave Sculpture
For this project, I wanted to recreate a beach scene only this time incorporate it into a wave shape and turn it into a free-standing sculpture. Using a similar process to my previous resin beach scenes, I used real sand for the base and tinted the resin with small...
How to create a 3D resin shape without using a mould
For this project, I wanted to create a free-standing resin sculpture entirely made from Acrylic Diamonds and Resin. I didn't use any kind of mould for either the crescent shape or for the base. First, I drew the shape out on my computer and printed it on to an A3...
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