I have seen a couple of videos on skateboards. You are the only one so far that added the handy tips of the type of sandpaper grit you used and popping resin bubbles with a blow torch. Thanks
That’s awesome to know! I’m glad you found my tips helpful. Thank you so much for the lovely note! Best of luck on your skateboard customization adventures! 🤘😁🤘
You are so nice, Rebecca! I’m so incredibly thankful when someone takes the time to watch my video and leave me a note! I always try my best to give a big THANK YOU and share the love! 🤗
Hi Kevin! I’m so glad you liked my work so much! Thank you for supporting me and what I do! You’ll have to share a pic with me when you get it. Exciting!!! 😄
Wow! Unbelievable! It look's so delicious, let me taste! At the beginning I thought you're cheating. 'Cause the computer work. But at the end you do one of the cleanest handwork, I've ever seen! Very big respect!
I’m so glad you watched the whole way through! I appreciate the insight into what you were thinking as you took in the entire process. Thank you for your super kind words! 😊😊😊
The original sold out the first day this video dropped but you can buy a reproduction from my shop here: katliepinsart.threadless.com/designs/alien-abduction/accessories/skateboard/deck-only I really hope he likes it!!! Happy birthday to him! 😁
@@KatLiepinsArt hia Kat👋🏽thankyou for the reply! I will take a look at your site now. He's gonna love this board! Great graphic!!🙂you really should do more. Make your own line...collaborate with a big company or a smaller one. Thanks again. 😘🤙🏼
I love this!!! I's been obsessed with skateboard art my whole life, I recently started drawing on procreate... so now I have some major illustration goals! Love this style! :)
You are very talented...I found this video because I've been thinking about doing a river pour using a skateboard. Idk if you are familiar with the concept but I didn't find any...leaving me more excited about the idea.
Thank you so much!!! I’m so glad you like my work! A river pour is an awesome idea as long as it’s a wall piece. I’d be afraid that the board would break if you are planning to ride it. Just a thought but try it! Could be really fun! 😄😄😄
Thank you so much! Your Makerpoxy really brought this project over the finish line in a big way! It's super fun stuff to use. Can't wait to do it again!
Very Very Nice! I see you used a brush to clean up the edges of the board from drips. But dont they form again? I usually use tape to build a wall but Im open to other methods. In other words how do you get your edges to stay neat and clean until the epoxy dries?
Hi!!! I babysit the drips with the silicone scraper/brush until they stop and then use a sander to grind of any remaining drips on the back side of the board (which are very few) once everything has cured. Great question! I love learning different techniques. How do you keep the tape from becoming embedded in the resin? What kind of tape do you use?
@@KatLiepinsArt Thank you for answering! I may try babysitting with my next project and see how it goes. I use Tuck Tape to build a dam around the edge. The tape is very sticky and if not careful can be hard to work with. I fold the tape lengthwise against itself leaving a small area for the tape to adhere to the board. Folding the tape over makes it more stable to hold the epoxy in. To keep it from becomming embedded, just remove it before the resin fully hardens...like maybe 6-8hours into curing.
Just discovered you. And you're videos need to be blown up. Great design, great color palette, and amazing line work. :) you're be right up there with Ten Hundred
I like everything about the board from colors to curves to proportions. Q: what is the most expensive paint brush you’ve bought and what was it used for?
Hi! Thank you so much! I’m so glad you like the board. 😁 Historically, I haven’t spent a lot of money on brushes. The single most expensive brush I’ve ever purchased is worth $12.49. It was the larger of the two liner brides that I used to do my outlines on this skate deck. Highly recommended! Great question!
Hi Matthew! Good question! 8oz is probably enough if you want to do a single coat. I like having a little extra if I decide to do that really thick coating that requires at least 2-3 pours or to fix any mistakes that can happen with dust or bugs etc. Hope that helps! Happy pouring!
Really cool insight. You really took to Procreate quickly, and dominated it. You should do tutorials now, on how to blend your traditional media style, and make it "translate" to procreate. Love the artwork.
Where did you find the template? I’ve looked and can only find pictures without the “recommended dimensions” you mentioned. The board turned out great!!
Hi Jason! Thank you so much! I'm really glad you dig the board. 😁 I used the template from threadless artist shops that you can find at the following link: artistshopshelp.threadless.com/article/889-skateboards-101 Hope that helps! Send me a pic on IG when you're done. I'd love to see how your board turns out! 😊
Great work Kat, love the outcome. Very technical with the equipment myself and my partner are way behind on those advancements. She likes to paint and resin and i'm just into the paint pours. Anyway best of luck and stay creative! x
Thank you so much!!! IMO, creativity is creativity no matter how you spin it. You guys keep up the good work too! Thank you so much for watching and leaving such a lovely note! 😁😁😁💕
Hi Olivier! Thank you so much for watching! For this deck, I used golden paints fluid acrylics carbon black. But honestly, for the money, I like Dick Blick’s studio acrylic in mars black just as much, if not more so. Fantastic question and best of luck painting your deck! I’d absolutely love to see what you end up making! 🤗
Hello Kat! loving your content! i only have one question, im not very familiar with this, but how much resin did you use to cover the board?? im going to give it a try but im scared to get the wrong measurements and ruin it🥺
Hi Juliana! Great question. You should be able to coat a single board in 2-3 layers with the pint size bottles of Makerpoxy at this linkamzn.to/3zuA8UO. You are better off to mix a little more than you think you’ll need since not pouring enough is where you run into trouble. Gravity will cause any excess epoxy to level and run off the edges if you pour a little more than you needed to. This stuff is actually really forgiving. I’d love to see what you make with it and let me know how it goes! I hope this helped!! 👍💜
Do you mind if I can get a list of what paint you used, brushes... so i can order some of them at start with painting boards? Am really excited but not sure what stuff to get! Xx
Hi Daily G! Absolutely! I’ve provided links to all of the materials and supplies I used in the description of the video. I’m so excited that you’re excited! You can also DM me on IG with questions. Thank you so much for watching!!! 😊😊😊
Hi Saimi! I think the first time that I used a projector to transfer art was in my high school art class. I can’t claim the idea as my own but I really do think it’s a great tip to share with other artists looking to save time! Hope it helps if you decide to give it a try! 😊😊😊
Hi Frances! You can handle it a few different ways but I taped the back of the deck so that the holes filled evenly with resin like the rest of the surface of the board and drilled them out a few days later. You just have to be very careful, work slowly with the power drill, and use tape so that the resin doesn’t crack or splinter as you drill through. Hope that helps! 😊
Hi! I’m using epoxy in a project right now! I use TotalBoat Makerpoxy for my skate decks. There’s a link in this video’s description to that product, along with a 10% off discount code. What type of project is the bigger one that you’re asking about? TotalBoat has products for tabletops and all the way up to varnishing boats. 😊
You’ll most likely want to use TotalBoat’s Tabletop Epoxy. You can check out the TotalBoat website for the specifications. And the coupon code KatLiepins10 should still work for the 10% off. I hope that helps!!! I’d love to see what you make!
I can’t find the projector that you are using on Amazon. What kind of features should I be looking for to make sure I buy the correct one to use with my iPad? Thank you!
Hi Hannah! Yes, unfortunately the model that I use seems to have sold out. I would just look for a moderately priced projector that allows you to use a dongle to connect the projector’s HDMI cord to whatever port you need for your iPad or computer. The ability to adjust the angle of the projection is also nice if your piece isn’t perfectly vertical/90 degrees. I hope that helps! 😊🤘
Hi Melanie! Thank you! I’m so glad you like my work! 😊 There’s a link in the description of this video that will lead you to the epoxy products used. Happy resin pouring!
Good question. Short answer is “sometimes”. It’s a little bit about trial and error and finding the right mixture of fluorescents and regular acrylics to achieve the look you want. I’d do a quick test before painting on your actual piece to see if they amount your mixture glows and whether it gives you the specific color you’re looking for. I hope that helps! Feel free to email me if you have any additional questions: Kat.Liepins.Art@gmail.com. I’m also on IG if you prefer to DM. @kat_liepins_art. 😊
Hi Jean-Michel! Thanks for the question. I’m not sure if you’re talking about fresh cut wood from a log (which could have moisture in it, which is not ideal), plywood or something else but, for most applications, I find that gesso before painting with acrylics or oils works well. I have a link to the gesso I used in this video’s description. I hope that helps!
Hi Ritesh! It’s definitely a good suggestion to use paint markers. I’ve done outlining with them in the past (I’ve used them in some of my other videos) and I find that a liner brush is faster and easier for me. Just my personal preference. Thank you for the lovely note! You are so nice! 🤗🤗🤗
Well I wondered if since the acrylic is not as flat as a marker, would the paint control my outline too much if I used marker, Luke going over foothills and makinf the line wobbled but it seems easier for thin line work to get consistency over a brush? And do you find ... from what I think I see, that painting thin on grained unprimed wood may be more of a staining thing? Want more translucent effect?
It sounds like you prefer using paint markers. That's totally cool! Go for it. Lining with a brush takes a little more practice and isn't the method for everyone. I just happen to like it. For the paint, again, if it isn't highly pigmented you will need to lay down layers to get full coverage. Otherwise, yes, it would most likely have a stained/translucent appearance on unprimed wood grain. This could look cool though, if that's what you're going for. Hope that all helps! Best of luck on your guitar!
@@KatLiepinsArt Thanks much! I've seen a lot of softer stuff using watercolors and colored pencils so i'm thinking it is a matter of your style as an artist "and then cover it to protect it". Your video really allowed me to open my mind to just bringing my art and painting to the board and not worry about it being wood, but I love oils because i can blend so acrylics are a bit scary for me. Perfectionists...!
The links for the two Utrecht synthetic sablette brushes that I use are in the description right under the link for the foam brushes. Hope that helps!!! 😊
Hi Tom! I have a couple of projector choices at different price points on my website www.KatLiepinsArt.com. I’ve used both that I have listed and if you just want it mainly for art, I recommend the less expensive model. I hope that helps!!! 😊😊😊
Hiii, I’m very new to procreate. How do we determine what size & resolutions to set in procreate for skate deck dimensions? I appreciate your help in advance.
Hi Gigi! I used a skate deck template file from threadless.com. Then, set the art board to the outer dimensions of the template and I like to make sure that the resolution is at least 300 dpi so that I can make super high res reproductions of my art on skateboards, and art prints, etc. If the resolution is too low, your printed products will look fuzzy or pixelated. Feel free to shoot me a DM on IG if you have more questions. I hope this helps! 😊
I would suggest having about a pint of epoxy on hand if you plan to do 1-2 coats. It’s always better to mix a little more than you think you’ll need so that you don’t run out mid pour. Hope that helps!!!
Hey Lauren! Great question. The art itself is somewhat protected under the resin layer(s) but can scratch if the abrasion is deep enough. It would most likely scratch off if you rode the board on a rail or ran it over concrete. I use the process for creating art boards (ones that are intended to hang as wall art) and not for boards that are meant to be ridden and beaten up. I hope that makes sense. Have a great day!
Thanks so much! I don’t know if using a marker is cheating, but sharpie will bleed if you varnish or resin pour over it. I like using the brush because I think it’s easier and the results are better. But that’s just me! Have a great day!!! 😊😊😊
Hi Lisa! You can paint on sanded wood as long as you have a highly pigmented paint. I prime because the fluorescent paints that I use are semi translucent and require a white base in order to be as bright and true to color as possible. Another great question! I’d love to see your guitar when you finish! Thanks so much for watching! 😊😊😊
So, this is from a few months ago, but you might not be aware that you can set your line art to "reference" in Procreate, and then drag and drop your colors on your color layer.
Ooo! I love a good Procreate tip! I’m am by no means an expert with this application and am really just scratching the surface with its capabilities so I really appreciate the help! Thank you, Kevin!!! 😁😊😊😊
@@KatLiepinsArt You're welcome! I've been doing all of my drawing in Procreate for a couple years now, and I still learn new stuff it can do all the time.
Yes. Unfortunately it has sold out on Amazon. This is the model number info I could find… VANKYO Cinemango 100 Projector for Outdoor Movies, 4500Lux Mini...Sold By: LiHoenix Hope that helps!!! 😃
@@KatLiepinsArt I'm online trying to purchase one, is it the mini? I'm using procreate and I will be using a projector to use as a stencil guide (tracing my artwork to a skateboard like you) And thanks a lot for your help!!! I can't wait to get started you motivated meeee!!!☺
@@KatLiepinsArt Question, if I wanted to keep the color of the wood in the background, would clear gesso work well? I have an idea but I don't want to cover the whole wood texture, I want it apart of the image.
@@s7121n9s I have to admit, I don’t have any experience with clear gesso but, if you’re not going to paint on the wood that you want to show, I wouldn’t see a reason to prime it with gesso. Also, if your paint is opaque (not translucent or see through at all) you can probably paint directly on the sanded board (make sure to remove dust with a tack cloth) or you could gesso (clear or white) specifically where your imagery will be painted (see my Painting a Sweet Skateboard Art video for how to do this) to make sure the porous wood doesn’t suck up too much of your paint and your colors are vivid as possible. Will you be applying a epoxy resin varnish? If, so there are some other tips we should chat about before you start pouring.
Your best yet! Satisfying AND Delicious!!!
YAYYYYY! Thank you sooooo much! 😊
This would SO make a good transfer to a snowboard too!!
That being said, would you also be willing to sell a large format digital copy that /could/ be used for something like a custom snowboard?
Great idea, Wayne! That could be really awesome! 😁
Hey, Wayne! Shoot me an email and let’s discuss! kat.Liepins.art@gmail.com
Looks like a 90's alien workshop board. Beautiful work.
I love that! Thank you so much, Bobby! 😊
This turned our great 🙌🏼🙌🏼✌🏼
Thank you so much! I’m really excited that you like it!!! 😁😁😁
Umm this is EPIC Kat! Truly a piece of art and watching your process never gets old!
You are the nicest, Ethan! I'm thrilled you liked all of it! Thank you!!! 😁
I have seen a couple of videos on skateboards. You are the only one so far that added the handy tips of the type of sandpaper grit you used and popping resin bubbles with a blow torch. Thanks
That’s awesome to know! I’m glad you found my tips helpful. Thank you so much for the lovely note! Best of luck on your skateboard customization adventures! 🤘😁🤘
That's exactly the tutorial and inspiration I needed to paint my skateboard. Thank you very much!
That’s awesome to hear! I’m so glad I could help your process along, Cassie! Go get it girl! 🤗🤗🤗
You did not fail to impress with this one. As always my favorite is your iPad flow! I could watch that part all day.
And whoa that shine is delicious!!! (Nice spaceship) :)
Mark! You are the nicest! I totally follow you on IG. 😉 And, please watch my videos all day. 🤣🤣🤣
Beautiful!.... The skateboard looks sweet too!
Oh gosh! You are so nice, Brian! 😊 Thank you so much for watching!
really like your style and the videos are super entertaining
Hi Kiel! Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like my work! Really glad to have you here. 😁
TenHun brought me here and I am so greatful! I love you’re positive attitude ! Makes me want to get it and make some art again
Awwwww! That’s so awesome to hear, thank you. Get at it and make that art! I’d love to see what you do! 😊😊😊
Nice use of color theory! Especially in using gradients
Good eye for recognizing that! Thank you so much, Yolnier!!! 😁😁😁
What an incredible design, love the process. Its no wonder Vincent and Ethan recommend you so highly
Thank you so much for the lovely comment! I’m so glad you’re enjoying my work! 😊😊😊
Hey, I just discovered your channel, it's so good to see awesome women artists!! you rock
Hi Sofia! It’s so great to have you here. You are so nice! Go female artists go! 🤗🤗🤗
SICK! Your colors are amazing! I love how smooth you got your blends as well, really well done!
Sweet! I’m so glad you like my work! Thank you so much for the kind words! 😁😁😁
INSANE masterpiece,
Wow! You are so nice! Thank you so much! 😊😊😊
Sweet! I caught a glimpse of this skate deck on TenHun's recent mural video and I had to see more. Great work, everything about it really pops out.
Hey! Thanks so much! I’m stoked you like my work! 😁😁😁
That epoxy resin is lush. You’ve inspire me to try this too on a deck 🙏🏻👍🏻👏🏻
It’s fun and gives some great results. I definitely recommend! 😊😊😊
Love your art and your personality 🥰 I think it’s so awesome how you take the time to reply to everyone’s comments! ❣️
You are so nice, Rebecca! I’m so incredibly thankful when someone takes the time to watch my video and leave me a note! I always try my best to give a big THANK YOU and share the love! 🤗
your tribal chief likes your art work...I acknowledge you and your channel
Thank you! I’m so glad you like my art! 😃😃😃
Just ordered this deck! Awesome artwork!
Hi Kevin! I’m so glad you liked my work so much! Thank you for supporting me and what I do! You’ll have to share a pic with me when you get it. Exciting!!! 😄
@@KatLiepinsArt it's super cool! Can't wait to see it in person!
Wow!
Unbelievable!
It look's so delicious,
let me taste!
At the beginning I thought you're cheating. 'Cause the computer work.
But at the end you do one of the cleanest handwork, I've ever seen!
Very big respect!
I’m so glad you watched the whole way through! I appreciate the insight into what you were thinking as you took in the entire process. Thank you for your super kind words! 😊😊😊
This came out great
I’m so glad you think so! Thank you so much! 😁😁😁
Beautiful work indeed! 😌
Thank you so much, Ronit! 😊
Slick video, Kat! The finished deck looks soooo good!
YAY!!! Thank you!! 😁 I'm so glad you like it, Jeremiah!!!
My sons birthday is coming up...I would love to buy him the original!😍going over to take a look at your site. x
The original sold out the first day this video dropped but you can buy a reproduction from my shop here: katliepinsart.threadless.com/designs/alien-abduction/accessories/skateboard/deck-only I really hope he likes it!!! Happy birthday to him! 😁
@@KatLiepinsArt hia Kat👋🏽thankyou for the reply!
I will take a look at your site now. He's gonna love this board! Great graphic!!🙂you really should do more. Make your own line...collaborate with a big company or a smaller one.
Thanks again.
😘🤙🏼
I’d absolutely love to work with a board company. That would be a dream come true! I really hope your son has a fabulous birthday!!! 🤗😊
I really like this .
I'm trying one myself.. you did a very good video.
And beautiful job on that board
Thanks so much, Nadine! I’d love to see how your board turns out! I’m on IG and would love if you’d share a pic! Best of luck with your deck!!! 😃✌️💜
I´m surprised, this is very good
Thanks so much! I’m so glad you like it! 😁😁😁
Wow, that looks sick!!!!
Thank you so much!!! 😁😁😁
Beautiful..........
Aw! Thank you so much, Marcello! 😊
Fantastic colors!
Thank you so much, Sergei! 😊😊😊
I love this!!! I's been obsessed with skateboard art my whole life, I recently started drawing on procreate... so now I have some major illustration goals! Love this style! :)
This is so awesome to hear! I’m glad I can be part of inspiring your skateboard art journey! Get to it and have fun!!! 👍
@@KatLiepinsArt "I've" Lol
Great job! Very fun design.
Hey! Thank you so much, David! 😁
I came for the epoxy pour after seeing it on Tenhuns latest video and staying because you content is awesome!!!
Thank you for the kind words. Welcome! So glad to have you here. 😊😊😊
I have love watching the progress on this on IG, so very excited to see the video. As always, Kat, awesome work! Keep doing what you do!
Hi Martin! Thank you so much for following the process along the way! This was a fun one so I’m super thrilled you enjoyed it! 😊😊😊
You are very talented...I found this video because I've been thinking about doing a river pour using a skateboard. Idk if you are familiar with the concept but I didn't find any...leaving me more excited about the idea.
Thank you so much!!! I’m so glad you like my work! A river pour is an awesome idea as long as it’s a wall piece. I’d be afraid that the board would break if you are planning to ride it. Just a thought but try it! Could be really fun! 😄😄😄
Woow soo cool skateboard 😎👍 Good work 👍😎
Thank you so much! I'm glad you dig my work! 😃😃😃
This skateboard is soooo cool! Amazing job on this project 😍
Thank you so much! Your Makerpoxy really brought this project over the finish line in a big way! It's super fun stuff to use. Can't wait to do it again!
ILOVEIT!!!!
I’m so glad! Thank you so much!!! 😃
THIS IS AMAZING 🔥🔥🌊🌊
Thank you so very much! 🙏☺️
Wow this is amazing! Love your work, keep up the good work
Thank you! Will do! 😊😊😊
Your skate board looks great! Now you have to show us what you can do on a skate board!
Painting is what I can do on a skateboard! LOL! You are too funny, Vincent! 🤣🤣🤣
Pretty dope
I’m so glad you liked it! Thanks so much! 😊
@@KatLiepinsArt What platform are you using to get your decks done
Threadless artist shops
katliepinsart.threadless.com
Looks great! Fantastic work
Thank you for watching, Dan! I’m so glad you like it! 😁
Beautiful!
Thank you so much! 😁
Very Very Nice! I see you used a brush to clean up the edges of the board from drips. But dont they form again? I usually use tape to build a wall but Im open to other methods. In other words how do you get your edges to stay neat and clean until the epoxy dries?
Hi!!! I babysit the drips with the silicone scraper/brush until they stop and then use a sander to grind of any remaining drips on the back side of the board (which are very few) once everything has cured. Great question!
I love learning different techniques. How do you keep the tape from becoming embedded in the resin? What kind of tape do you use?
@@KatLiepinsArt Thank you for answering! I may try babysitting with my next project and see how it goes.
I use Tuck Tape to build a dam around the edge. The tape is very sticky and if not careful can be hard to work with. I fold the tape lengthwise against itself leaving a small area for the tape to adhere to the board. Folding the tape over makes it more stable to hold the epoxy in. To keep it from becomming embedded, just remove it before the resin fully hardens...like maybe 6-8hours into curing.
looks epic!!!!! love it!!
Thanks so much, John! I’m so glad you dig it! 😁😁😁
@@KatLiepinsArt yeah!! totally!!
Just discovered you. And you're videos need to be blown up. Great design, great color palette, and amazing line work. :) you're be right up there with Ten Hundred
Hi Matt! You are too kind! I’m so glad you dig my work! You really made my day! 🤗 Hope you’re having a great week!
I like everything about the board from colors to curves to proportions. Q: what is the most expensive paint brush you’ve bought and what was it used for?
Hi! Thank you so much! I’m so glad you like the board. 😁 Historically, I haven’t spent a lot of money on brushes. The single most expensive brush I’ve ever purchased is worth $12.49. It was the larger of the two liner brides that I used to do my outlines on this skate deck. Highly recommended! Great question!
How much resin did you need for the clear coat? Do you think the 8oz kit will be enough?
Hi Matthew! Good question! 8oz is probably enough if you want to do a single coat. I like having a little extra if I decide to do that really thick coating that requires at least 2-3 pours or to fix any mistakes that can happen with dust or bugs etc. Hope that helps! Happy pouring!
I love the skateboard but this is a shockingly well made video. Nice job. Can’t wait to see where your channel goes.
Thank you so much for the lovely comment! I'm excited too! 😊😊😊
Really cool insight. You really took to Procreate quickly, and dominated it. You should do tutorials now, on how to blend your traditional media style, and make it "translate" to procreate. Love the artwork.
Hey! Thanks so much, Tim! You’re always thinking. Thanks so much for sharing your brain with me! 😁
Where did you find the template? I’ve looked and can only find pictures without the “recommended dimensions” you mentioned. The board turned out great!!
Hi Jason! Thank you so much! I'm really glad you dig the board. 😁 I used the template from threadless artist shops that you can find at the following link: artistshopshelp.threadless.com/article/889-skateboards-101 Hope that helps! Send me a pic on IG when you're done. I'd love to see how your board turns out! 😊
Nice art ❤️❤️❤️
I’m so glad you like it! Thank you, Robert! 😁
Badass 🎉
Thanks so much!!! Super glad you like my work!! 😃👍
Great work Kat, love the outcome. Very technical with the equipment myself and my partner are way behind on those advancements. She likes to paint and resin and i'm just into the paint pours. Anyway best of luck and stay creative! x
Thank you so much!!! IMO, creativity is creativity no matter how you spin it. You guys keep up the good work too! Thank you so much for watching and leaving such a lovely note! 😁😁😁💕
@@KatLiepinsArt my pleasure stay safe and look forward seeing more of your work
Sooo satisfying to watch ! You definitely convince me to paint a skateboard.
I have a question: what paint do you use for the outlining ?
Hi Olivier! Thank you so much for watching! For this deck, I used golden paints fluid acrylics carbon black. But honestly, for the money, I like Dick Blick’s studio acrylic in mars black just as much, if not more so. Fantastic question and best of luck painting your deck! I’d absolutely love to see what you end up making! 🤗
Hello Kat! loving your content! i only have one question, im not very familiar with this, but how much resin did you use to cover the board?? im going to give it a try but im scared to get the wrong measurements and ruin it🥺
Hi Juliana! Great question. You should be able to coat a single board in 2-3 layers with the pint size bottles of Makerpoxy at this linkamzn.to/3zuA8UO. You are better off to mix a little more than you think you’ll need since not pouring enough is where you run into trouble. Gravity will cause any excess epoxy to level and run off the edges if you pour a little more than you needed to. This stuff is actually really forgiving. I’d love to see what you make with it and let me know how it goes! I hope this helped!! 👍💜
@@KatLiepinsArt thank you so much Kat!!🙏🏻🙏🏻 means a lot! i really enjoy your videos!! you seriously have helped me lots🤩🤩🤩 best of wishes seriously!!
Do you mind if I can get a list of what paint you used, brushes... so i can order some of them at start with painting boards? Am really excited but not sure what stuff to get! Xx
Hi Daily G! Absolutely! I’ve provided links to all of the materials and supplies I used in the description of the video. I’m so excited that you’re excited! You can also DM me on IG with questions. Thank you so much for watching!!! 😊😊😊
What's your ig?
Hi there! My IG is @kat_liepins_art 😊
i love the art!
Yay! I’m so glad you enjoy my work! 🤗
that thing you're doing with that projector is genious. Never would've thought that one myself, how did you get that idea?
Hi Saimi! I think the first time that I used a projector to transfer art was in my high school art class. I can’t claim the idea as my own but I really do think it’s a great tip to share with other artists looking to save time! Hope it helps if you decide to give it a try! 😊😊😊
Hey just discovered your channel, love your art. New subscriber here!
Hi Capeto! Thank you so much! I’m so happy to have you here. Welcome! 😊
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Thank you, Erick! 😊😊😊
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Thank you so much! I’m glad you dig it! 🤘😁🤘
Any tips with the epoxy?? I’ve tried to epoxy some custom boards I do but I’m having a run off problem with the epoxy
Hi Burton! The epoxy does drip off of the sides of the deck when you pour and as it flows and levels. Is this the “run off” you’re referring to?
Maybe I missed it, but I didn’t see anywhere that described how to keep the truck holes from closing with the resin?
Hi Frances! You can handle it a few different ways but I taped the back of the deck so that the holes filled evenly with resin like the rest of the surface of the board and drilled them out a few days later. You just have to be very careful, work slowly with the power drill, and use tape so that the resin doesn’t crack or splinter as you drill through. Hope that helps! 😊
Looks great , did you use a clear coat / lacquer to seal the paint before applying the epoxy ?
Great question! No clear coat before the epoxy. The epoxy is acting as my varnish. Hope that helps! 😊
@@KatLiepinsArt Thankyou , Yes I spoke with the lady at the art shop and she said the same but just wanted to ask someone that has already done it
What tablet are you using? I’ve been looking into getting myself one
Hi Bryce! Tablet - Apple iPad Pro (12.9-inch) (3rd generation) + Apple Pencil and the app I use is Procreate. Hope that helps! 😊
Hi have you used epoxy since this video? If so which epoxy do u recommend for bigger projects?
Hi! I’m using epoxy in a project right now! I use TotalBoat Makerpoxy for my skate decks. There’s a link in this video’s description to that product, along with a 10% off discount code.
What type of project is the bigger one that you’re asking about? TotalBoat has products for tabletops and all the way up to varnishing boats. 😊
@@KatLiepinsArt awesome, and at the moment I am looking into using resin or epoxy for wood cutout table tops about the size of a small coffee table
You’ll most likely want to use TotalBoat’s Tabletop Epoxy. You can check out the TotalBoat website for the specifications. And the coupon code KatLiepins10 should still work for the 10% off. I hope that helps!!! I’d love to see what you make!
Art what art? All I could see was a gorgeous lady. I better go back and watch again to see what I missed
You are too nice, Rick! Thank you so much! You made my day. 😊
I can’t find the projector that you are using on Amazon. What kind of features should I be looking for to make sure I buy the correct one to use with my iPad? Thank you!
Hi Hannah! Yes, unfortunately the model that I use seems to have sold out. I would just look for a moderately priced projector that allows you to use a dongle to connect the projector’s HDMI cord to whatever port you need for your iPad or computer. The ability to adjust the angle of the projection is also nice if your piece isn’t perfectly vertical/90 degrees. I hope that helps! 😊🤘
Beautiful work 😍 where could I find the epoxy?
Hi Melanie! Thank you! I’m so glad you like my work! 😊 There’s a link in the description of this video that will lead you to the epoxy products used. Happy resin pouring!
Hi do you the paint right out of the tube? Specifically for the neon? I had trouble getting neon to pop
Good question. Short answer is “sometimes”. It’s a little bit about trial and error and finding the right mixture of fluorescents and regular acrylics to achieve the look you want. I’d do a quick test before painting on your actual piece to see if they amount your mixture glows and whether it gives you the specific color you’re looking for. I hope that helps! Feel free to email me if you have any additional questions: Kat.Liepins.Art@gmail.com. I’m also on IG if you prefer to DM. @kat_liepins_art. 😊
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If I want paint straight on natural wood, what should I put before ?
Hi Jean-Michel! Thanks for the question. I’m not sure if you’re talking about fresh cut wood from a log (which could have moisture in it, which is not ideal), plywood or something else but, for most applications, I find that gesso before painting with acrylics or oils works well. I have a link to the gesso I used in this video’s description. I hope that helps!
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Should've used posca for outlining. Btw beautiful art just like you. ❤
Hi Ritesh! It’s definitely a good suggestion to use paint markers. I’ve done outlining with them in the past (I’ve used them in some of my other videos) and I find that a liner brush is faster and easier for me. Just my personal preference. Thank you for the lovely note! You are so nice! 🤗🤗🤗
@@KatLiepinsArt All the best for your future videos. Hope you do well 👏👏
Thank you so much! You are so kind! 🤗
Check out Krink and Montana paint markers, they are great you'd love them.
Thanks so much for the tip! I love trying out new products! 😊😊😊
and would not an acrylic black marker do better or is it too thick along the edges to get that smooth with a marker? (paint marker brush)
Hi Lisa! You could use and acrylic paint marker, I just prefer to do my line work with a brush. Good question! 😊
Well I wondered if since the acrylic is not as flat as a marker, would the paint control my outline too much if I used marker, Luke going over foothills and makinf the line wobbled but it seems easier for thin line work to get consistency over a brush? And do you find ... from what I think I see, that painting thin on grained unprimed wood may be more of a staining thing? Want more translucent effect?
It sounds like you prefer using paint markers. That's totally cool! Go for it. Lining with a brush takes a little more practice and isn't the method for everyone. I just happen to like it.
For the paint, again, if it isn't highly pigmented you will need to lay down layers to get full coverage. Otherwise, yes, it would most likely have a stained/translucent appearance on unprimed wood grain. This could look cool though, if that's what you're going for. Hope that all helps! Best of luck on your guitar!
@@KatLiepinsArt Thanks much! I've seen a lot of softer stuff using watercolors and colored pencils so i'm thinking it is a matter of your style as an artist "and then cover it to protect it". Your video really allowed me to open my mind to just bringing my art and painting to the board and not worry about it being wood, but I love oils because i can blend so acrylics are a bit scary for me. Perfectionists...!
What paint brush do you use for that clean line? I don’t see it in your descriptions
The links for the two Utrecht synthetic sablette brushes that I use are in the description right under the link for the foam brushes. Hope that helps!!! 😊
@@KatLiepinsArt Thank YOU!
Roughly how much epoxy resin would I need to do one deck??
What kind of projector do you use?
Hi Tom! I have a couple of projector choices at different price points on my website www.KatLiepinsArt.com. I’ve used both that I have listed and if you just want it mainly for art, I recommend the less expensive model. I hope that helps!!! 😊😊😊
If you didn't have a blank what would you use to remove the previous paint?
Sanding should work just great! Then spray paint prime over anything like possible stains that didn’t come out of the wood. Hope that helps, James!
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Hiii, I’m very new to procreate. How do we determine what size & resolutions to set in procreate for skate deck dimensions? I appreciate your help in advance.
Hi Gigi! I used a skate deck template file from threadless.com. Then, set the art board to the outer dimensions of the template and I like to make sure that the resolution is at least 300 dpi so that I can make super high res reproductions of my art on skateboards, and art prints, etc. If the resolution is too low, your printed products will look fuzzy or pixelated. Feel free to shoot me a DM on IG if you have more questions. I hope this helps! 😊
Thank you soooo much for your response!!! It is so helpful!!! So glad to have discovered your videos.
@@giigii1313 You are very welcome and so kind! Thank you, Gigi! Best of luck with your deck. Can’t wait to see what you create! 😃
Mezcla de epoxi? Cantidades?
I would suggest having about a pint of epoxy on hand if you plan to do 1-2 coats. It’s always better to mix a little more than you think you’ll need so that you don’t run out mid pour. Hope that helps!!!
Does the art scratch after resin?
Hey Lauren! Great question. The art itself is somewhat protected under the resin layer(s) but can scratch if the abrasion is deep enough. It would most likely scratch off if you rode the board on a rail or ran it over concrete. I use the process for creating art boards (ones that are intended to hang as wall art) and not for boards that are meant to be ridden and beaten up. I hope that makes sense. Have a great day!
Just found your channel and this video alone makes me hit subscribe faster than my mom could even hit me
You are hilarious, Joyce! 😂 Thank you! So happy to have you here! 🤗
You should do a welding helmet.
That would be cool, but are you going to ask me to show you how I weld then? 😉 Just kidding. It would be a really neat and fun object to paint!
@@KatLiepinsArt I’m sure Mike is going to be welding sometime in the near future.
I'm sure you're absolutely correct! 😊
I love it when you outline with a BRUSH and not with a marker like many are doing it. With marker is cheating.☹️
Thanks so much! I don’t know if using a marker is cheating, but sharpie will bleed if you varnish or resin pour over it. I like using the brush because I think it’s easier and the results are better. But that’s just me! Have a great day!!! 😊😊😊
guitar; what if i want most of the wood? can i NOT prime but paint on sanded wood?
Hi Lisa! You can paint on sanded wood as long as you have a highly pigmented paint. I prime because the fluorescent paints that I use are semi translucent and require a white base in order to be as bright and true to color as possible. Another great question! I’d love to see your guitar when you finish! Thanks so much for watching! 😊😊😊
Great JOB! I would not wanna skate on that and ruin the paint...
Thanks so much! Yeah, that's why I sell replicas in my shop. You can totally shred those and avoid experiencing soul crushing guilt. 😉
So, this is from a few months ago, but you might not be aware that you can set your line art to "reference" in Procreate, and then drag and drop your colors on your color layer.
Ooo! I love a good Procreate tip! I’m am by no means an expert with this application and am really just scratching the surface with its capabilities so I really appreciate the help! Thank you, Kevin!!! 😁😊😊😊
@@KatLiepinsArt You're welcome! I've been doing all of my drawing in Procreate for a couple years now, and I still learn new stuff it can do all the time.
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I hit the link to see what projector you use and it doesn't show, says "Sorry couldn't find that page" Can you please tell me the model # ?
Yes. Unfortunately it has sold out on Amazon. This is the model number info I could find…
VANKYO Cinemango 100 Projector for Outdoor Movies, 4500Lux Mini...Sold By: LiHoenix
Hope that helps!!! 😃
@@KatLiepinsArt I'm online trying to purchase one, is it the mini? I'm using procreate and I will be using a projector to use as a stencil guide (tracing my artwork to a skateboard like you) And thanks a lot for your help!!! I can't wait to get started you motivated meeee!!!☺
@@loyal2ink Hi! The literature with the projector just says Vankyo Cinemango 100 (nothing about mini). I hope that helps!
tines published those images those of the tables and pictures I would like to have a wallpaper
Thank you so much for watching, Maria! I’m really glad you like my stuff! 😀
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Do you have a link to the template and the size the canvas should be for it?
Hi Eric! Just head over to Threadless.com. They have templates for all of their products available for download. Hope that helps! 💀🤘
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Thank you I appreciate it. Awesome work BTW
@@s7121n9s You are very welcome! Thanks so much!!! 😊
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Question, if I wanted to keep the color of the wood in the background, would clear gesso work well? I have an idea but I don't want to cover the whole wood texture, I want it apart of the image.
@@s7121n9s I have to admit, I don’t have any experience with clear gesso but, if you’re not going to paint on the wood that you want to show, I wouldn’t see a reason to prime it with gesso. Also, if your paint is opaque (not translucent or see through at all) you can probably paint directly on the sanded board (make sure to remove dust with a tack cloth) or you could gesso (clear or white) specifically where your imagery will be painted (see my Painting a Sweet Skateboard Art video for how to do this) to make sure the porous wood doesn’t suck up too much of your paint and your colors are vivid as possible.
Will you be applying a epoxy resin varnish? If, so there are some other tips we should chat about before you start pouring.
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Thanks so much, David! Glad you dig this deck! 🤘💀🤘
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Please try skate it
I wish! That would be an embarrassing blooper reel. 🤣🤣🤣 I’ll just stick to my strengths and keep painting boards-not trying to ride them. 😄