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I made my first three Resin pieces. As I am not the girly type so I used forest items.It is moss, lichen and acorns. You might remember I tried several ways as I wanted to preserve the beautiful colors in the acorns. This seem to work.
I used a silicon icecube form for this but was a bit disturbed as it buckled. Sides are not straight. And there are bubbles in the first one but with tiny mosses and lichen it was expected and actually fitting.
This is one of my chain pulls. I edited it a lot in Photoshop, I copied the white pull and made an Extrude of the form. Then put it back on the background careful to cover the real pull. It worked :) :)
A while back I bought a set of acrylic colors. As I am quite unfamiliar with them I decided to open them up and see how they work on different papers. 2 white papers and the black carbon.
It is quite obvious what colors can be used on the black carbon paper. And probably on black canvas.
The tubes was filled to the limit and color burst out when probing the hole. I had to go and get a safety needle to prick just a tiny hole in them. I liked the burnt sienna a lot :)
I used a silicon icecube form for this but was a bit disturbed as it buckled. Sides are not straight. And there are bubbles in the first one but with tiny mosses and lichen it was expected and actually fitting.
This is one of my chain pulls. I edited it a lot in Photoshop, I copied the white pull and made an Extrude of the form. Then put it back on the background careful to cover the real pull. It worked :) :)
A while back I bought a set of acrylic colors. As I am quite unfamiliar with them I decided to open them up and see how they work on different papers. 2 white papers and the black carbon.
It is quite obvious what colors can be used on the black carbon paper. And probably on black canvas.
The tubes was filled to the limit and color burst out when probing the hole. I had to go and get a safety needle to prick just a tiny hole in them. I liked the burnt sienna a lot :)
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The second one is my favourite today
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF
much love...
Love your resin pieces
ReplyDeleteNeat stuff!
ReplyDelete(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
Lovely work, I like the resin pieces.
ReplyDeleteyou are certainly having lots of varied art fun! I love your resin captures of natural materials! Your photoshop art is always impressive and I love all those acrylic colors-my favorite medium:) Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteNice resin pieces and interesting photoshop art, which is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see your work.
ReplyDeleteLove your foresty resin pieces, they are very cool! Happy New Year and PPF!
ReplyDeleteNow there a new medium I want to try, Resin.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on
Love those resin pieces, can you imagine encapsulating treasures in this very same way. Beautiful art forms.
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF Tracey
I too love to paint with acrylic color . Painting is nice .
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ReplyDeleteResin makes great art. . .Blessings, Janet
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