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First off, beautiful. Second, the smoking you experienced is called an exothermic reaction. That means that you’re heating your resin to a high degree of heat therefore, creating the smoke. Be careful about that because when heating resin, do it slowly so you don’t experience the smoke. I recommend wearing a mask because the smoke creates toxic fumes. Anytime you heat resin to a a high degree, wear a mask, please. As far as your sides are concerned, it’s up to you to have the natural overflow of the resin or tape the sides if you want to paint the sides. Hope this was helpful.
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I was looking at something from the US ship to Canada it was only under $100 but the shipping was almost $400
Is there any way you can melted and reuse it
It's also the alcohol evaporation, paired with the resin being too hot. But it is beautiful ♥️. Be careful with heating resin and alcohol, like this person said, the fumes are noxious.
@@cheryljones5454 no you can’t
Hi Julie, I dont know if you know it already - but: theres a formula to calculate the right amount of resin for your canvas/board. It is length times width times 0,158. So for a 30x40cm canvas you need 189,6g resin. Calculate plus about 10% (for the sides or for "just in case"). So you will need about 200g resin (100g A + 100g B). Beautiful artwork!
To stabilize a stretched canvas for resin, I turn it over and lay it down on the table then pour clear resin in the back of it and let it cure hard. Then, it makes it so that when you pour on the front, the center won't sag and it all stays rigid like a wood panel would. This really turned out beautiful. I love how the colours all blended together and I really love the gold lacing! 😍
Hi Julie, first of all that is stunning and listening to your excitement just nails it. Secondly if you're heating your resin you should be wearing a mask, I can't stress this enough, those fumes are really harmful for you. And as someone else said, if you dam your canvas before you pour then take the tape off when it starts to get sticky it will cover your sides. Try the gold from resinpro it is stunning and what you're looking for 💖.. Oh and people keep those skins and add them to another piece of art work or you can make earrings, magnets, phone skins etc etc 💖
This info is so helpful. What type of mask is good?
@@janisbaker5873 a proper chemical mask with filters like the ones you see the hazard guys were on TV.. Sorry don't have a link but you can search on amazon for chemical masks with filters 💖
@@xxdiamondlazerxx1763 Thank you
@@janisbaker5873 its a ffp3 mask
Was going to say the dam as well
It looks amazing. I use canvases for my resin works and if you work in layers, it works out fine and I make really heavy pieces, never had a problem.
I wouldn’t be able to waste all that resin off the side, I would’ve scooped it all up and put it in a mould or used those dry skins in another piece. That’s one thing about pouring art that I just can’t bring myself to do- waste all the paint the runs off the sides. I usually put another canvas underneath and carefully let the excess paint spill onto it, creating a background or something for another piece. Sometimes the cells are better on the underneath canvas if you pay attention to where the excess paint goes.
I’m going to see if I can create resin cells with a heat gun now!
It’s so fun to see you get excited. I know the excitement. This is beautiful! I seen a lot of people tell you this but it is important to use a mask when you heat up your resin to that degree. Those fumes will really mess with your lungs. I don’t wear my mask the whole time only when I heat it up.
I love how you just jump in and try things. It’s absolutely gorgeous.😍💙
I love listening to you. This is new to me. What type of resin are you using, if I may ask ?????
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She showed the bottle and brand name of the resin in the very beginning of the tutorial.
Hey Julie-- i strongly recommend a mask and getting a fan in there, as well as avoiding smoke, fumes, vapors while you're creating a piece. can you do narration over your youtube video after you get done with handling the materials? i know it's inconvenient for making these videos (which i love every day!) and we'd miss your humor, but i/we care about you and your lungs. Ziggie is going to need you around for a while! plus a lot of people are watching youtube videos and thinking this is the best way to complete these projects at home. modeling safe practices not only keeps you healthy but could also keeps new artists healthy and making more art along with you for longer!
I make a dam wall with masking tape, and when my resin gets to it's sticky stage, I then take it off and it slowly coats my edges. (Like your corner catcher does when you do acrylic).
I'm so glad you gave this a go! Beautiful!
Make jewellery with your skin.
You'll be fabulous at ocean pours xxx
That's what they do for epoxy countertops too. You remove the tape when the epoxy is gummy and it kinda just lays down on the edges. Just remember to pinch the top corners of the tape to put tension on the "dam".
When you take the tape off the sides are you pouring more resin down the sides or does the resin that was held in by the tape spill over? I tried the taping and found that when I took the tape off I must have waited to long because it didn't spill over.
Just beautiful, such rich colours. As for your gorgeous runoff, when I have some drips I cut them up into small pieces and use them in clear or transparent coloured resin. It makes a beautiful layer in a pyramid, and doesn’t waste resin. I’d hate see those fabulous colours go to waste...maybe you could cut these into more manageable sizes and put into a coaster with some clear to create depth. I doubt you’ll have as much as that next time, because you know better now how much to use. Ps. I love your enthusiasm. Art should be fun, and it’s obvious you’re enjoying yourself.💜
I would most definitely appreciate seeing one of your repurposed drip pyramids , pretty please 😁
@@marior4250 I will take a photo. It will be a few days because right now it’s been sanded and is waiting for a flood coat. I have to do each side separately or the drips will be terrible.
I’m quite new to this. I have to say this is the first video I’ve seen for a resin painting. I love it! Thank you so much for videoing and sharing in its entirety. 💕
It’s such a nice piece, but even more than liking the piece, I enjoyed listening to your excitement and joy at doing the piece! The piece is gorgeous. That gold did make for some lacing. I love it! If you find out why it’s smoking, please let us know. 😊. Is your canvas supported to hold the weight of the resin? I see some canvases that are for pouring where they have a piece of cardboard to support the wet paint. Don’t those skins make pretty magnets and jewelry? I appreciate you doing to top coat on video as we got to see how beautifully it dried! Gorgeous!!
Why don’t everyone complain at once now! My gosh give the woman a break! She is an artist and sometimes we do take chances but our results are fantastic! You just keep on keeping on ❤️🌹
I didn't see anyone complaining
@@deonaeddy7749 me either lol
You can make fridge magnets with the "skins" or jewelry. That is really beautiful.
You are the sweetest ever.. even though I'm in Saudi Arabia but I swear when I watch your videos I feel as if I'm there with you in the room along with all of us watching you. God bless you dear.
This is beautiful, Julie! You've inspired me to try a resin piece!
Julie please wear a respiratory mask when doing resin, you cannot inhale all that smoke. Love your ocean.
Absolutely stunning Julie!! So glad you added the gold!!! Most resins can only hold a surface tension of about an 8th of an inch. Any more than that and your resin will start to fall off. Also, depending on the sides round, squared,etc, the resin will stretch over them and can sometimes make it thin, showing the underneath.
I always either paint it and let the resin fall as it will. OR I use sand paper to round the edges a bit.
But...this is beautiful just as is. Kinda reminds me of a sea creature floating in the ocean. Absolutely stunning. If it hasn’t already been grabbed up by someone else, and is for sale, I’m def. interested!!!!
Hey Julie you're enthusiasm is infectious. You're first resin artwork on canvas turned out great. Like others have said you should wear a respirator - take care of your lungs ❤️🌈👩🏻🎨
All that smoke and fumes are so bad to breathe in where’s your respirator turned out pretty
you can make the thickness of your top coat however you like! I guess it really depends on what you want your finished piece to look like.. thick and deep or thin and shiny. You could tip it too! btw the smoking was because of the heat of your heat gun on high. you could just use a normal hair dryer on cold. being down beside you makes me feel like Im in your way lol
Gold is gorgeous. Think resin smokes when it is almost going to scorch :)
This is gorgeous. And, being my favorite colors, I LOVE the blues with gold! You are sooooooo talented. I love watching you create your masterpieces. Thank you for sharing!
Resin still works on small canvas no matter what others prefer or say! Not all of us can afford wooden slabs all the time 😂 thank you for sharing your talents and artistry with us! Luv ya
Lol same my broke ass can't afford it....even resin Art itself is so expensive 😂
This resin canvas is gorgeous. I love how the gold is lacing on the blue.
I use nail art powders in my resin, they work just as well as mica powders and you can get matt colours rather than all pearlised.
Good idea
Use your skins for jewelry or anything you make with resin...
Is this for purchase? I’m in love!!!
Very pretty colors. You can actually burn the resin and get divots or wrinkles if you heat it too close or long. The smoking is a sign of too much heat. Especially with high Voc resin the more toxic. A respirator is recommended. I support my canvases with card board. It works like a charm.
You are correct.
Hi there. You are my fav when it comes to Pour Painting, Love your humour and you never get boring. I have been doing some really nice Pours with dirty cup pours, swipes etc in oceanic colours and they are really pretty. I purchased some "Platinum 2 part to 1 part" epoxy resin to resin them with. I cleaned the canvases with a warm wet soapy cloth allowed them to dry. Initially the resin just made my canvases POP. I was like WOW Wow Wow.. I went out about 10 minutes later and the whole canvas that I resined just fish eyed all over. I was so upset I wiped the resin off before it started to go off. Have you or anyone else got any theories about this. I had to wipe two small canvases and this stuff aint cheap.
With so many comments I don’t know if anybody else suggested this or not but your leftover resin skins would make beautiful jewelry 💖 when you made the comment about I wonder if there’s anybody close by that might want it I’m like oh geez I could swim across the ocean from the states LOL because the colors on that are beautiful and I would love to have it to make jewelry from 💖💖
It looks like a picture of the ocean from above, with the gold being the reflection of the sun. beautiful!
So cool!! ❤️ can you give me an update in this brilliant art. Is it still okay till now?
You need an air purifier! And mask with filters. You xan damage your lungs badly. PLEASE BE MORE CAREFUL!
Amazing! Really beautiful! I’m glad that you showed us from the beginning to the end! I will give a try too! Thanks for sharing! ❤️
You’re SO cute! Your excitement is infectious! Very pretty and 💛 the lacing!! 🦋💙💛💙💛💙💛💙🦋
@26:24 so great. Inspiring! She's like, "I'm sure I'll work up to that someday.. maybe." There are many videos after this showing her many MANY reasons to believe in herself. ◕‿◕
Absolutely gorgeous! I would have been so scared when it started to smoke! You are so much fun!
Everyone is correct about the respirator. But your heat gun must have been set on a high heat setting. I could see the red reflection in the resin. Try turning down the heat (if your heat gun has a lower setting). The resin shouldn't be smoking while you are using the heat gun. Also, the reason other artists use wood is because resin is heavy and has a tendency to warp the canvas. I have seen some put wood slats on the back of the canvas for support. Good luck and keep trying new things. I love working with resin!
Gorgeous! The cells are beautiful! Love the gold! Loved the closeup. Incredible!💙💙
I'm fascinated by your art. I live in Brazil and don't have the means to buy the materials you have, but even with the local paints and resins I'm producing pretty nice paintings... it's still beginners luck, but it's loads of fun!!!
That came out beautifully! I love your work and the way you explain what you're doing is wonderful so that anyone can try their hand at it. Thank you!
So VERY beautyfull
That gold is absolutely gorgeous. It elevated the whole thing beautifully
Absolutely gorgeous!! I have a painted canvas that I put varnish on to prep before doing my resin painting. I got that tip from a you tube site. The guy there pretty much only does resin paintings.
What was the name of the gold your looking for?
Julie you really made my day watching this and listening to you!!❤
oh and I totally like either camera angle-- high or low. definitely different though-- the perspective from up top makes a big difference, when we get down to your vantage point. both are really cool angles on this piece which i REALLY want to try to make now. that looks like an archipelago or sandbars off the coast, in the shape of sea turtle flippers.. so beautiful.
I have been waiting for you to do a resin pour painting! You’ve gotten so good with resin! Yahoo! You did it 💫
Julie, absolutely love watching you and appreciate you bringing us along on your journey! I am learning so much from you, thanks you ❤️
Absolutely gorgeous! I love it and the colours!😍
This is spectacular Julie. Love it. Ur first attempt was spot on. Too good. Next time u May however want to tape ur sides or the bottom of ur canvas or wooden board to avoid any drips. Peeling off the tape is easy. With the help of a heat gun it comes off easy and ur work remains clean. Just a tip from me. I am a resin artist too. 😊
Another great video with gorgeous results. You are so fun to watch. You make me giggle...and you inspire me to get back to creating!
ALL of your work is so pretty!
What a great teacher you are. I just recommended you to a girl who is ready to give up because of her many flops. She will learn a lot from you! ❤️❤️❤️
So cool and beautiful. I’ve only just found your Chanel and I’ve just binge watched about 5 videos 😂🥰 so talented
May I ask, why did you need to do the coat with clear resin?
zulikha - I'm wondering the same thing. I would have assumed the first coat would be impervious to damage as it's resin-based. Gorgeous result though 😁😁😁
Thanks you made that look so easy. I think you gave me enough confidence to try it.
I just love how you get so excited about your art
This was an extraordinary video. I loved it. I also love when you show the puppies thanks.
Super technika
Dziękuję za wspaniały instruktaż 👍👍👍
Oh my! I thought you were going to have a fire, lol. I love how excited you got. Please be careful with to high a heat.
I love your excitement while making this piece :) Its just gorgeous
LOVE IT...cant wait to have a go..😊...and those skins are gorgeous...I see earring and pendant jewellery...placing waxed paper over then pushing down hard with little cutters like polymer clay may give rounded edges to the pieces...not sure..🤔.do let us see if you try...:)...thanks for the inspiration Julie...LOVE your girly excitement when trying new stuff.🤣👍😊.
I'm not sure at all, but maybe you could try with cool air for your resin projets, and get back to us with the answer? Maybe... maybe not! By the way, your visual introduction for your tutorials is absolutely fabulous! The best of all I have seen! Sorry if I make mistakes because I'm from Québec, Canada, a french country! You are welcome anytime, after that COVID 19 episode! Québec city is so beautyfull! A great country for vacations! Thanks for beeing with us dear! You are so generous of your time and sharing your passion! Have a great great day! Big hug from Québec, Canada! Chantal xx
Beautiful!!!!! ❤❤❤
How many hours did you wait to put top coat, after gold?
Thank you
you NEED A RESPIRATOR...can you see those fumes? BUT WOWSERS that is absolutely gorgeous with all your experience you took that to an amazing atoll off some shore of Belieze.
DON"T BREATH IN THAT SMOKE. Is your nose and mouth covered? That stuff will make you really sick. I would just drizzle it on, not swipe it. Beautiful. But you don't want those toxic fumes.
Absolutely Gorgeous. I'm commenting late, ... someone may have already suggested, using painters tape to dam the edge of the canvas.. then, when you do your clear, it won't run, ... the Other option- is to put the tape on the back, the resin will peel of with the tape. Those Extra pieces .. use them in All ways. You could still get them into molds- some molds.. or cut your own way, and make Anything with them. Sliced into "cane pieces" they could be arranged in one of your molds, and you could just fill with clear, and have 100% o.o.a.k anything... I'd bet, if you cut the overages, some of it would have rings... I don't watch often- any channel.. but. I do so enjoy how excited and surprised you are at your Own creativity...
I like doing mold pours, just like acrylic pours.. you need white and clear, to get them to act right... but. I'm having a BLAST making trays, coasters, and ashtrays- skipping the acrylic pour, and using my resin as if it were pouring paint... gorgeous canvas!!
Beautiful work...❤️❤️❤️How does cells got created in resin....please share.
I love that you keep the "making a mess" bit in. Shows folks that if you mess up, it can be fixed. Also, art really should be messy. You should have paint or dye or whatever somewhere on yourself the next day even if you shower😁
I was paying attention to the smoking (and no, it shouldn't do that) and that's where the cells came up. So maybe smoking is a good thing. I'd suggest a respirator.
After watching you add more gold and hitting with a heat gun, it's definitely the gun causing the smoke. Maybe it would be better to use a hair dryer? Not so much heat. That smoke has to be absolutely toxic. No way around it.
Highly impressed at your first resin pour always skeptical about resin pour
Thanks for your video will try your technique soon looks lovely
Good luck 👍 much appreciated
Dr F SOUTH Africa
Again Julie, its stunning - well done - beautiful. Pad the back with cardboard and it shouldn't sag. If you wait for half an hour or so and use the drips for the sides it will stick better as its starting to set up. I got one of the metal racks from Bunnings and wrapped it in builders plastic and then used stick on velcro to make a door for a drying rack. Works really well for art pieces, lazy susans etc :)
Think your not suppose to add more than 10% of colors to resin you can slide a piece of cardboard in the back for support cause resin can be heavy and sag your canvas in the middle Michaels sell a canvas with board already made inside.
That smoke coming off there is toxic more blow less heat never have that much smoke? Thanks Julie 💙GORGEOUS
Been making Bath Bombs busy busy next it's soap 10yrs soap making
I find quality pigments in resin one of the most beautiful things ever. Especially a huge fan of blues!
I’m new to working with resin and I’m looking at all aspects. My question is why resin over resin. I know folks use it to protect their pours, but resin over resin seems redundant to me🤔.
Gilly, it's so pretty. Got chastised for using 7 colors on a round canvas but looked like my 20th painting in 10 days. Still a beginner.
Lauren M
Chesterfield Virginia
USA
I love your excitement when doing your artwork. It is very beautiful ❤
I love your sense of color! Why did that first piece that you peeled off the table strike me as material for an amazing bicycle seat cover? The other long piece you pulled off I would really want to try and make a wristwatch band from. Probably neither idea would work too well, because the epoxy will probably continue to set and become quite rigid, but I could see beautiful earrings and pendants made from this technique. What about doing a multi-layer pour (or dip) for creating pendants and earrings? You could probably get some amazing 3D effects by using 2 or 3 layers and letting them set before applying the next. Now I'm going to have to invest in some resin and pigments.
The skins remind me of labradorite stone. You could make some jewelry from it!
The resin smokes because it is a few degrees from burning. Be cautious.
The "invisible" fumes can cause chemichal pneumonia - delayed reaction by a few days. Be careful.
Chemical pneumonia can thake 3 months to recover from - huge fatigue.
Fumes can also cause a toxic allergy, where your skin is rashy and itchy as you detox through your pores.
Maybe there will be no symptoms for a long time, but once you are allergic, you will have reactions.
Be careful of your health!
Do not throw out the skin! You can layer it in a table top project there are a number of things you can use the skin it created for just please, do not trash it. Reuse AS MUCH as you can, reuse, recycle but, please don't trash it. We definitely have enough in out landfills. There is a project I like "Precious Plastics" I'll link the project videos try to reimagine what you already have.
ua-cam.com/video/UD57zOGqAPs/v-deo.html
Your hubby could probably make the shredder design but, please reimagine what you already have.
On the back of that canvas you just poured you have a tray shape pour the layers on the backside place the skin in there then you have a dual surface.
This is amazing!!!! And gorgeous. Looking at your dried result I’m thinking why top coat? As I see the top coat being applied I m thinking it added depth? Regardless, it’s stunning. What are your thoughts? Did the top coat add to its beauty?
That is just stunning! I got so sick from not wearing a mask. I thought I had Covid. It was aweful.
Gorgeous effects, but very toxic fumes. You need a full mask and work in fresh air ! 🌍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🌍
I wasnt sure in the begining but then you moved it around in front of the camera and it came to life. Beautiful :-)
Save your skins put it in a resin vase that you’ve been doing it would be really cool😍
Love your work, thanks for sharing. I'm from Brisbane, Qld.❤️🙏🏻
pour resin down on next canvas, drop these wastes onto canvas to use as 3D raised effect and pour around it and just keep going. Skins like these are great for making Jewelry in the snap together fittings, instant and beautiful as well. Don't breath the heated fumes, can cause a form of lung inflammation, and with covid still around,not worth the risk, MASK UP.
Beutifully done With! 💚💙 With resin you spray alcohol on top to get the cells. See Stonetop Countertops YT videos. Also you should tape the sides until it begins to thicken, THEN do the sides and corners.
Julie you are good at anything you do. Please video it so we don’t miss anything.
But I was telling you get the edge on my side.... 🤣 the colors, especially that 1st blue, are luscious and the gold on top was just the right amount for me!!! Loved this one a lot!
I was saying the same and giggled when she said that! 😂 We were trying!
This one turned out beautifully!
Maybe you had heat gun toooo close anyway YES those fumes are very bad, you should wear a respirator Julie . This is very cool!💕🧜♀️
Hi Julie, you are one of my favorite UA-camrs to watch, you are amazing!! What type of paper did you use on your work surface? The resin just came right off.
Ohhhh julie you are fabulous all the time,,, ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Dear i have a question,, can you please tell me canvas size and how much resin all together you use on it????
Hi Julie, first of all let me congratulate you on your first resin painting, you have done an amazing job congrats.... I would love to take the skins off your hands, I live on the sunshine cost as well. PM me on facebook if you still want to give them away 😊
Looks great use excess for jewelry making cuff, pendants, earing they will look great
Beautiful ! Do you think the alcohol was causing the smoke? Probably not good to breathe that. I hope a fire extinguisher handy. 😊 Can you scoop up the run-off into a coaster mold? I think the blobs are neat !
I think its Georgous!!!! Love it. The colors do pop. I also think resin is flammable. I believe that maybe why it's smoking. I'm not sure. I will Google it to see. Awesome love it
You are hilarious! I hope your resin is non toxic. You have to be careful about breathing in the fumes. Please check the precautions. When I blow resin, I do use a respirator. Sorry, enough of that, eh? I love how it looks and the lacing is just awesome!. I've resined my canvases before and they turn out great. I sometimes have to pour a top coat if the edges don't get covered. The skins can be used in jewelry pieces. I'll bet your patients love you a lot
Beautiful, my next project! I have always used acrylic paint then poured clear over that. I’ll try my mica powder now.
Lovely, but can you tell me what torch/hairdryer you were using? It looked like a torch blow, but sounded like a hairdryer. Help!
Hello, beautiful as always. You should check out Mixed Media Girl for any questions on resin acrylic pours and how you can use the "skins to create pendants. Love your channel ❤
Beautiful work, why it smokes is the alcohol in the gold and it is a flammable liquid resin. Ty love your work and I'm now trying a variety of things myself. K
It looks incredible beautiful. Just a thought..the smoke may have been caused by the heat and also the amount of alcohol you place on the gold is flammable. Be extremely careful when using alcohol with resin. Overall your artistic ability is fabulous