In this video I will demonstrate how to embellish an Acrylic Pour using Easy Sculpt Resin to create a Sculptured Sea Turtle, some resin drips from previous project to create plant life, sand and shells all covered in several layers of art resin to add dimensional depth. Original Painting colors (9x12 Canvas)
Artist Loft Flow Acrylic White
Artist Loft Flow Acrylic Black
Artist Loft Light Blue
Liquitex Payne’s Grey
Deco Art Silver
Resin Colors
JR Pigment Paste Midnight Blue
JR Pigment Paste Breakfast At Tiffany’s
Artist Loft Acrylic Light Blue
Rezin Arte Pigment Paste Caribbean Blue
Jacquard Pinta Alcohol Ink White
Jacquard Pinta Alcohol Ink Yellow
Stone Coat Countertop Art Resin
Sand vase filler from Michaels
Sea shells from Michaels
Easy Sculpt Resin / Hardener -
Disclaimer: These products listed above are the ones I choose and enjoy using but in no way does this video or my choices mean you cannot achieve similar results with other products
Shout out to Doris of DF Designs. Love 💕 Doris! Check out her channel, she is always doing resin experiments and is just the sweetest thing.
here is link to Doris channel
If you would like, follow me to see more of my tutorials by subscribing to my channel and ring the bell so you will be notified of future videos when I upload them. If you have enjoyed this video please click 'Like' and 'Share'. I always enjoy feedback so if you have any questions or comments regarding this video please leave them below. If you have an idea of suggestion of future paintings / projects you would like to see, please let me know.
Visit my Amazon Shop at:
Disclaimer: We are a part of the Amazon Affiliate Program and may receive a small fee for products purchased through my link.
Links to purchase my art or to contact me:
Etsy Shop
kreative.escapades@gmail.com
YouTube Link
Www.pinterest.com/kbevill2
DISCLAIMER
Always use protective precautions when using any paints, resins or any other chemicals, tools, or embellishments that you may see in my video. Some materials may be harmful if inhaled or comes in contact with skin. Use of gloves and respirator and well ventilated areas are highly recommended.
Thanks for watching.
0 Comments