Resin Art - Holographic Hexagons in a sea of rainbows - Wall art on a mirror.
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- As soon as I learned you could peel holographic window film off cured resin I wanted to do something bold with it. Experimentation showed me that it works best when flat, and that it's hard to get the film to take any other shape anyway. I also found that it worked best for wall art if it was black rather than transparent - its better transparent if you can hang it in a window. So anyway I came up with a few designs and settled on a hex pattern with clear colored resin in between. To make the rainbow colored resin pop i went for a mirror background. I picked up 6 of these mirrors for 10 bucks at home depot as an impulse buy - thats cheaper than any canvas or aluminum board! Downside is they are heavy and I worry about breaking them... The result is great, although when you get light reflecting off the mirror through the clear resin, the hexes are all shining and glittering too and it kind of melts your brain a little.
The hexes came out ok, although I'd have preferred them a bit blacker, even though I used a huge amount of color in there. I think I'm getting some light reflecting through and back off the mirror and so the holographic effect is actually a bit much sometimes (didn't think I'd be saying that!). I had intended to cut the hexes out with a knife or even a pair of scissors, but the Total Boat resin is new to me and cured way faster than the other brand I use , meaning I had to use a saw to cut them. worked out ok in the end and i'm pleased with how they look. Previously (last week) I tried this same thing but using black mica as the colorant. That was a disaster as the mica reflected all the light and killed the effect. The hexes looked grey instead of black and it was just a bit meh. So I started over with the alcohol ink.
Anyway, i really hope you like it and can take something from it. I realize it wont be to everyone's taste, but if you get some inspiration or an idea you'd like to try using a similar method, let me know in the comments below.
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Your art is like you download designs from heaven
Ha. If only that were possible. 🙂
Wow! Beautiful project. Thanks for sharing.
Every time I think your piece is the best ever, you do something more innovative and interesting. So beautiful
Aw thanks Rose Marie.
I love all the sparkle that facets from the window cling gives
You certainly move outside the box! Love it!
Wow!!! That is so cool!!!
That's really good looking
I am also a resin genius and love the music
This is so amazing it's crazy! I love the it if the box thinking with your art. Totally my style.
Beautiful, I love the rainbow pattern with the black. It turned out awesome, great job 😊
Thx Tish. Not sure anyone else will like this one apart from you and me lol.
@@PourAwayFluidArts I think people will love it. It turned out awesome 😁😁😁
I love it!!!
wow this is awesome
2nd comment I would definitely buy an expensive photo camera for close-ups of that at all different angles for photo poster prints etc etc. That looks amazing, one of a kind piece of art from your mind to reality, I love it, just thought you could profit from prints and such take close ups of it :>) Take care everyone.
Brilliant absolutely brilliant love it
Thanks David
@@PourAwayFluidArts your welcome
@@PourAwayFluidArts have you ever used dichroic film or glass that is beautiful stuff to play with in resin same as Jack storms makes his amazing glass crystals objects from
Wow!!! A very interesting piece!! A labour of love for sure!! You have an awesome talent for coming up with amazing ideas!!! Stunning!!
Thanks Joanne!
Wow, this turned out fantastic! Love the colors you are using 💜
That is gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That refraction under the black is amazing!
Wow amazingly gorgeous
You are so creative!
Terrific results!
Once again thank you for sharing your beautiful work with us....I have decided you must have many sleepless night dreaming up your next project and how you are going to do it ...congratulations this is a beautiful piece 👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
That looks way too cool. Imagine doing the same thing but thicker if you could, and then lining it with RGBIC LEDS. That would be awesome.
Gorgeous : );
Awesome.
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Gorgeous 💕✌
I love this piece! 😍
Very cool!!
Awesome
This is very cool. If the film was on the glass, after you let the resin cure, were you cutting through the glass? It’s hard to know exactly how you did this since you aren’t speaking. I would love to try this.
It was only on the glass to ensure I poured enough resin to cover it. I only cut through the resin.
Wow 😍
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Love it! This would be amazing in a clear piece of glass or maybe plexiglass?
Was thinking that
Did you remove the backing from the film before starting?
I am new to resin art. I have a question. Will the resin stick to the mirror, or will it fell off? Must I prepare the mirror first? Sorry for my English, I am German. Thank you for your beautiful art and inspiration. It's absolutely stunning.
Epoxy sticks well to glass. It'll be fine. It does peel off plastic and coated aluminum etc, which can be useful. I've never had it peel off anything by itself though. It has always taken a bit of effort.
@@PourAwayFluidArts thank you for your quick answer. I will give it a try with a mirror. Wish you a nice Sunday 🙂
Hello, these are gorgeous. Can you tell me the mirror and coaster sizes. Thank you.
I wonder if you can make these with peel and stick tiles vs. Mirrors???
I didn't see a link to where you got the window film was it just Amazon holographic window film I've seen this in another video and I'm wondering if I could put it down in a silicone mold like you lay a layer of it down and use the mold to cast resin with I wonder if it'd be reusable though
Not sure on the reusable... I've seen people make silicone molds using it though, so that might work. Yes just purchased from amazon... Rabbitgoo or something?
It came out nice but I personally would have liked black to replace the rainbow colors.
The resin was 'wicking' under the protective film - is this another word for seeping?
It's like a funky tortoise shell, only flat!
Kinda similar yeah. It is a bit like a tortoise isn't it. 🐢 Maybe I should change the name to space tortoise...
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Hello artist You can say the name of that hologram sheet Where can it be obtained?
We call it window film. It's used for privacy and should be available in some hardware stores. You can also search online for it or for diffraction grating or holographic film.
Beautiful, please do a speaking tutorial...
Beautiful but I would have just added a solid color or clear instead of the rainbow resin.
Why did you use a mirror
The resin in the gaps is transparent. Light bounces off the mirror and it looks cool ...
I think it would have been more elegant with plain black borders.
Ok... But it's on a mirror so that those ribbons of color shine like lamps in a dark sea of black. That's the contrast I was looking for...
@@PourAwayFluidArts I was thinking black opal.