How to Pour an Exotic Vein

In this video, I will show you step-by-step, how I create an exotic vein using epoxy. Many people message us asking how we get the design to hold or have so much depth and dimension. Want to know how we do it? Watch this video!
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[@judichristopher4604]

BEAUTIFUL

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

Thank you! 😊

[@pamelascott3184]

Absolutely gorgeous. I was looking for certain colors and patterns for two pieces Im working on. And this has given me some pleasant ideas. 🎉❤

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

Thank you!! I'd highly recommend that you watch our live video tomorrow at 3pm PST on KZbin where I will demo a new product that will keep that beautiful white counter a vibrant white!

[@ivanperez3615]

I love it ❤

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

Thank you!

[@dorisreynolds7057]

Staci your work is incredible. I just love ya

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

Thank you so much! Appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching!

[@roxannebarnes3288]

I Love watching your videos. You do such beautiful work!!

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

Awww thank you so much!! I’m so glad you love it.

[@michaeloliver6745]

I love it when y’all have a new video!! Looks beautiful and what a creative hand! Great work!!

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

Thank you so much 😀! I have a few more in the editing que so stay tuned for more!

[@shannontipton2768]

Wow!!! That was gorgeous!!!

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it.

[@shannontipton2768]

I binged watched your videos. Wow!! Y’all are top level!!!

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

@@shannontipton2768 awww thanks so much. What video or type of pour did you like best?

[@shannontipton2768]

All of them!! I learned a lot that I’ve forgotten from class. Y’all are really really talented!! The method on the “dragon” was really neat (using the business card..?) “magazine method.

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

@@shannontipton2768 glad it was a good refresher. Thank you for the kind words. The swipe method is definitely fun and creates such cool effects.

[@ericatcalcap]

I am going to TRY and do this exact pour and recipe for my kitchen island. Absolutely beautiful!!!!

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

That's awesome!! I'm actually working on the video for the island which was geode inspired. So it's the WOW showpiece with the back counter as the more subtle design.

[@ericatcalcap]

@@ArtisanDesignConcepts ive been watching all your videos along with all SCC and RK3 videos as well. I just can’t get enough of your exotic pours!!! Im getting close to ordering my cabinets and wood for my island and cant wait to try my best to replicate your pours❤️

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

@@ericatcalcap awww thank you. If you’ve watched most my videos then I think you’ll do great! Exotic pours take practice (at least the way I do them) so definitely do samples to get the feel for it.

[@todd2718]

Can you share the colors you utilized?

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

@@todd2718 at the 4:52 mark I mention the colors for the vein and the quantities.

[@tlrmd4you]

I loved your background that you created!! Then with your addition, priceless!! Absolutely beautiful!!! What epoxy do you use?

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

Thank you! We use StoneCoat Countertops Art Coat.

[@chapman304]

Sooo beautiful!❤ I would love to use these whites, but most people tell me to stay away from whites due to the ambering. How do you address this with this piece?

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

Mostly I avoid predominately white designs as well. And even this one has grays in the background with the white. But overall I also suggest adding warmth and other colors and avoid mostly white designs.

[@michaelbraun5943]

When do you Torch the background....before or after the IPA?

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

I typically torch a bit after I get all the product out, then add alcohol and let it sit. Before I add the vein, I typically lightly torch again just to get the product moving slightly. I torch after the vein once I let alcohol I added dissipate.

[@Antoniodesigns1]

Can you please make your videos, explaining step by step, sometimes your videos show halfway through. Like this video, you had epoxy on the counter, and then you explained the vain process.

[@ArtisanDesignConcepts]

I’m wondering if maybe you skipped forward because this video shows start to finish. There was nothing on the counter to start other than some fogged spray paint.