UV Resin and another dinky mould

Hello and welcome, another smaller than expected mould arrived so gave it a go.
/ @just-jax-just-art
This little guy came out so cute, there were others but nobody wanted this guy so i took him. I also took this as the oppertunity to try out some advice from a lovely subscriber. That was, when using chameleon mica powder, to use black resin as it shows so much better. So I did and it does, thank you.
Thank you all so much for stopping by and checking me and my channel out, I do hope you're enjoying what you're seeing. If this video and style isn't for you, have a peek at my channel, I attempt (both successfully and not so successfully,) many different creative projects.
Take care
Just Jax

[@nfcapps]

Please add some up close and clear photos of these small items at the end of the videos so we can see all the details. Thanks.

[@Just-Jax-Just-Art]

Hi, thank you for your feedback, I will do a mini vid of photos of the ones I've released already then in the future will add a series of up close clear photos. Thank you again, any feedback and sugestions to make my content better are really appreciated.

[@WendigovanStudio]

Hiya hunni. What a little cutie he turned out to be. I keep thinking it looks like a mouse from certain angles lol. I'm going to drop a bit more advice for you. When you de-moulded him you said it looked squished but you couldn't see any residue left in the mould. I am a little worried that the same thing I did a while ago has happened with you now. I was making some small lightbulbs with UV resin and was adding colour to it and filling the mould and then putting it under the UV light. I was getting some deformed but felt fully cured. I made them up into keychains and added fluffy ball things with them and popped them away for when I needed them. When I came to get them ready to give as gifts, I discovered that all of the darked 1's had not been completely cured all the way through and the had spilt open and wrecked the fluffy balls as well as the lightbulbs themselves. I have since made them again by not using too dark of a colour for the UV resin as the light struggles to get all the way through. I recommend you pop him on a little plate of some sort to catch any resin if the same happens to you. Also, I really wouldn't recommend using UV resin in a mould that isn't transparent. You will get a much better result for this type of technique and that colour of mould if you use epoxy or polyurethane resins. Anyway, sorry for the huge comment again lol. I just want you to get the best results that you can. All the best, Diane x

[@Just-Jax-Just-Art]

Hi there m'dear, lol, glad it's not just me seeing a mouse then. He was just chilling on a box of pens, since reading your comments and advice I have moved him to a little play doh lid incase he has a little accident and leaks. Thank you so much for more sound advice, I will be trying him again in the future but with epoxy. I didn't even think about how the depth of the black may interfere with the UV penetraition, so again a massive thank you. I really do appreciate all the advice and pointers you give, feel free to type an essay, I will read it all. To a growing resin based future and sound advice from a great lady x

[@elvissung8075]

It's spelled mold