Applying Resin to Coloured Pencil Artwork on a Wooden Panel

[@beverlyreid8223]

Wow what a difference, really beautiful before but even more so with the resin application! x

[@deborahmitchell3164]

Nice to see the process. Inspiring for other projects too! Thanks for this demo Lisa!

[@AnimalArtbyLAW]

My pleasure. It was a fun one to try and opens so many possibilities 😌

[@laureendavis2369]

Beautiful! It really made the colors pop!

[@kathycleriucuzio5245]

So beautiful! Is there an odor to the resin?

[@AnimalArtbyLAW]

No. I react badly to anything with an odor and this was fine. I would still ventilate the work area though.

[@kathycleriucuzio5245]

@@AnimalArtbyLAW thank you!

[@didee1000]

Thank you for this video! Can you please share the brand name of your torch? Many thanks!

[@AnimalArtbyLAW]

Yes, it is this one amzn.to/3rcPd8X

[@gigikat333]

random question here! I've been watching so many of your videos and you do such amazing work. I've been using watercolor pencils more often than watercolor paint as I find I like the control of the colors better, and when I started learning to do animal portraits I found your tutorials. How do you find watercolor pencils go on pastel paper? Do you have to prime it or do you just apply- I have mainly been using watercolor paper but I can never find tinted ones? I use the underpainting technique with watercolor pencils but not sure what to use for highlights when dry- do you prefer using regular colored pencils with a waxy base or pastel pencils? I also know pan pastels can be used on top of watercolor, but can it be used below watercolor as a base paint itself? thanks so much I hope this comment finds you!!

[@robynwhite5662]

You’ve probably worked this out by now but I find pastelmat works well. Only use enough water to activate the pencil though.