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See the results of mixing Mineral Turpentine (white spirits) with India Ink and Epoxy Resin.
If you have watched many of my other videos, you will see that I use Mineral Turpentine or White Spirits regularly to move the resin and create exciting effects. In this video, I experiment with adding the turps to the ink before adding it to the resin. I think you...
Easy Resin Trinket Dish – Get the look in just 5 minutes
This is another video from my archives. I created this last year and never got round to uploading the footage. For this project, I have created a dam using ropes and cling wrap. The resin was left to cure for around 4 hours and while it was still sticky, moved to the...
Easy Resin Beach – How to Create Cells.
The most frequently asked question I get is how to create cells in resin. So in this video, I go through the process I use to create the cells and lacing and hopefully, it can help you to understand what you need to do to achieve the same results. For this project I...
Quick & Easy Epoxy Resin Project – Using a Plastic Tray and Cellophane
Here is another project I created last year and never got round to uploading the video. This resin project is quick and easy and ideal for beginners. We are going to use a plastic tray to hold the shape and cellophane, although, you can use any plastic you have lying...
Create movement in your Epoxy Resin using a Hairdryer
I get many questions asking if you can use a hairdryer instead of a heat gun or blow torch. While I usually recommend a heat gun over a hairdryer, there are times when only a hairdryer will do. Like when you want to create more movement in your art and the heat gun is...
Back to Basics – Quick and Simple Resin Art for Beginners – Using only TWO colours.
For those of you who are starting out on your resin journey, this is a good one to get started with. The resin was poured on to a small wooden board, and only 2 colours have been used. We will blow it around a little with a heat gun and then add some acrylic diamonds...
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