Resin Tutorial: Color Storm Coasters, 3 Dimensional rainbow, holographic and metallic accents

[@ResinAsYouWish]

7:14 Layer 2 - repeat rainbow (gold and sliver) 12:38 after Layer 2 is cured -adding metallic flakes 16:19 Brush off the flakes 17:13 Foil quill 19:38 Layer 3 Clear - touch up flakes and color 24:10 Sand and prep/Final clear coat 25:32 Finished!

[@sarahradtke8767]

Easily my favorite coasters you've done hands down. Love the effects you put in, love how you put the colors together and carried it through all 6 coasters. Great job!! I just love everything about them.

[@cheliae8560]

Woah! Beautiful!

[@Pashanny824]

Please more videos with instruction. Your work is gorgeous.

[@ResinAsYouWish]

Only the older videos are like this one, I had to really work to get myself to start talking so eventually I’ll re-do older ones with voice

[@katiewiserkrizek8055]

Your videos are so mesmerizing. I was shocked when you started using the foil quill! I have one for my Silhouette but I have not seen the handheld pen version. Now I need one of those! :) Beautiful as usual.

[@hotsteelersfan]

Gorgeous

[@PennyTailsupStories]

You can’t go wrong with rainbow! Love this one.

[@caronstone4226]

LOVE LOVE LOVE... Christy you’re such a fantastic artist so creative! This one with all the colors made me happy! What a way to start my day thanks! You made me giggle when you started with the pen glue... I’m like ok that’s going to take some time... your fantastic

[@ResinAsYouWish]

Lol! Yes I hadn’t done the flakes that way before - soooo I won’t be doing that again 🤣

[@caronstone4226]

So you still glued the flakes but with a like a white school glue? And do you think could have just put a line of resin and use that as a glue?

[@ResinAsYouWish]

@@caronstone4226 It's not a bad idea, the difference is a line of resin would adhere the flakes entirely and I wanted a defined line of them, the flakes stuck only to the glue and when I brushed them off it gave the shattered lightning effect I was going for (via massive flake storm in my craft zone LOL) Also I used Tacky Glue - which is defined under craft glue - but it could be the same as school glue, I will say I had to leave it overnight because it took so long to dry - I will be hunting around for another glue to test --that isn't a glue pen LOL

[@caronstone4226]

So maybe you can try the gilding glue used for the leaf specifically you brush on or a jewelry glue for rhinestone etc has a fine tip for precision I have used the jewelry glue it dries very quickly that may work well

[@ResinAsYouWish]

Caron Stone I will thanks!

[@karenstrong8887]

Beautiful. 🌷

[@ungirocreativo3038]

Beautiful 😍😍😍😍

[@milaronyartgallery4667]

Wow its so wonderful painting. You talented. Amazing painting. 👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@dallas010866]

Love, love , love these! Could you make a guess as how long it took, start to finish? I want to make them as a gift and would like to know about how much time to set aside. Thanks!

[@ResinAsYouWish]

stacey kranick hi, I spent an hour (give or take) each day - the foil took the longest - and I did them over a 5 day period

[@ivonepereira4806]

Can you use the mehron gold pigment as a floating pigment in resin please? Thanks

[@deboraition]

Adding the light was frigging genius 😱 do you mind if i ask what brand of resin you use? Ive been really struggling to find the correct one, as some are yellow, or are tacky, or take 48 to cure😅

[@ResinAsYouWish]

Hi, I put a link in the video to the resin I use. Be aware that most casting /epoxy resin's I use take 3 days to cure, but are hard at 12 hours - so the full cure will always take the three days and that one reason why I wait a day in between, it keeps the resin from having slight ripple effects - that being said I do live in Alaska and resin cures based in chemical reactions, so a nicely heated room makes all the difference. If you are trying to cure resin below 72 degrees, it causes some problems

[@deboraition]

@@ResinAsYouWish thats so helpful to know! Thank you😊

[@murielbredeche1039]

Hello how long do you wait after pouring the white to put the alcohol ink? Thank you very much for your videos they are really great.

[@ResinAsYouWish]

Hi, the video is pretty close to real time - the first layer was white and the alcohol ink, the second layer was clear with the alcohol ink

[@chanalowenthal3897]

Great coasters! I was told alcohol inks fade- is that your experience? How long do they last? Do resin colors get any “swirl”? Thanks for sharing your creativity.

[@ResinAsYouWish]

Hi I haven’t had this experience with my coasters - these coasters were made over a year ago and look at he same to me BUT they have not been sitting in a room with direct daylight- I want to experiment with this and see what happens

[@dallas010866]

would broken sea glass the same as regular glass?

[@ResinAsYouWish]

stacey kranick yes I’m sure it would

[@melodymarek1882]

At 17:53 you started using a white tool......can you tell me the name of it? 🤔🤔

[@ResinAsYouWish]

It is in the comments of the video - foil quill - its super cool

[@domimassou5457]

A lot of work but the result is stunning

[@ilm_dzh5292]

Вы- лучшая 🌹👌!!!

[@monamorgan7960]

The colors are awesome but for me the gold and silver leaf makes the design a little too busy.

[@digitaldarkroom07]

Why did you add gold and silver if you were just going to cover it up? Seems like an unnecessary step. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@ResinAsYouWish]

Mostly, these videos are made to inspire. These looked exactly like I wanted them to in the end, I wanted them to look like they were exploding out, so my visualization of the gold and silver couldn't be perfect - BUT I think there are some really good variations of this and never are all the steps necessary to anyone else's vision of how they want their project to be.

[@digitaldarkroom07]

You DEFINITELY inspire! Your work is GORGEOUS. I just wish you actually talked out your process rather than use this music. As an artist, I LOVE hearing from/listening to other artists talk about their processes and their inspiration. It keeps the creativity flowing!! 😊😊