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I truly appreciate that, thank you so much!! ☺️

Hey there! I LOVE my spatulas! Yeah, I get real messy when I’m in the zone. 😆 Rhus was actually the one (and only) time I tried a phone holder that went around my neck. It was so awkward. Haven’t tried it again. I would LOVE to have a little drone follow me around! 😂

@@AlchemyArtisanWorks yes a drone would be good. I'm still trying to get a camera and setup that will work.

@@inkyshark9293I still just use my iPhone. It’s pretty handy and produces pretty decent quality pics and video.

Haha, it was like that creating it, too! 😆 Thank you so much!!

I truly appreciate that compliment, thank you very much! 💞

Thank you so much, I really appreciate your compliment!

I understand why you’d say this, but I have now had this problem with this particular product on several other projects where I did not use paper toweling before doing the flood coat. It is something else with this product. Not a reliable top coat.

Thank you, I very much appreciate that!

Thank you so much! That really means a lot to me. 💕 I’ve always but a bit self-conscious about speaking and being on camera, but now that I have pushed myself through my discomfort (since making this video), I have made it a goal to re-make this video with me speaking! Your comment has fueled the urgency to get it done!! Thanks, again

Thank you so much!

Thanks for that! Bespoken like a true original! 😄

Hi Tammy 😃 First, your question. No color, I just adhered it to the surface as you see it. Second, wow! Thank you so much. That is so encouraging! Indeed, I have wanted to (and have finally started to) post more content. Unfortunately, life got in the way. That said, as you have observed, I’m finally back to it, yaaaay! I’ve got lots of projects lined up and will be filming as much as possible! Thank you so much for being an admirer of my work and encouraging me to keep offering more of what I do. It really means a lot! 💖

Thank you so much for your kind remarks. 💖 Yes, it created an excellent result I was very happy with! I hope you’ll share when you try yours! If you aren’t a member, hop on over to my FB group: facebook.com/share/VJe1twpEP2L1ofYp/?mibextid=K35XfP I sure plan to keep posting, I’m so pleased it inspired you, and thanks, again!!

My pleasure 😊and thank you so much!

Thank you very much!

I really appreciate it, thank you!

Yes, it can be tricky! So many variables; viscosity or your brand of epoxy, how quickly it cures, what kind of white and your mix ratio, how long you wait to blow out your waves, if you use a concentrator on your heat gun, what angle you hold it… it involves a lot of trial and error to get your personal right mix and techniques. Keep at it! 💪

Right? 😆

Aw, thank you! I really appreciate your compliment. 💖

Thank you so much!

Thank you! 😊

Thank you 🙏

Thank you, soo much! I super appreciate your compliments and critique. <3 I am always learning and working on creating my content. THIS is the most challenging aspect of anything I do as an artist, lol!

Thank you! I realize I didn’t make what these actually are very clear in the video. My apologies. I did post it in the description. I also should have included a pic of them in place on the actual canisters. 🤦‍♀️ My bad! They are bamboo lids for ceramic canisters. Thanks for sticking it out!

Thank you! I realize I didn’t make what these actually are very clear in the video. My apologies. It was all in the description. I also should have included a pic of them in place on the canisters. 🤦‍♀️ My bad! Glad you figured it out.

I realize I didn’t make what these actually are very clear in the video. My apologies. It was all in the description. I also should have included a pic of them in place on the canisters. 🤦‍♀️ My bad! They are bamboo lids for ceramic canisters.

AHH! Brilliant colours!

😁 Thank you so much!

I’m a workin’ on it! 😁

Thank you 🙏 I’m going to try and get that one up this weekend. 😁

Thank you so much! It has taken me some time to learn this video process (lighting, filming, editing, oy! 😆) but I am learning and working on getting more “how to” content posted. I appreciate your patience until then 🙏 and please watch for the answers to your questions, soon!

Hey there, until I get a new closeup process video made, did you happen to see this one? ruclips.net/video/1HE2kQtYgwo/видео.htmlsi=6AkzXTjClG9isUDe I do several different colors and types of boards in the ocean style.

How long did this actually take you to pour this?

Thank you! 😊

I created this a couple years ago, but typically, once I have the substrate prepared (live edge, if there is one, sanded and primed, etc), for the actual resin work like this, I’ll work on it from 1 to almost 2 hours, depending on the cure rate of the brand I’m using and how far I can push it.

Neither. The resin was already cured in this technique. I used ISO alcohol to move the inks.

I know, I’m so sorry. It was early days of video making for me. All I can suggest is to pause the video. I hope to remake it with voiceover, at some point, if I can carve out some time. Your compliment is much appreciated, thank you!

Thank you very much. I wish you could see it in person. Always difficult to capture the true beauty of this work through the camera lens!

Thank you so much! 😊

Thank you!🙏

Being 100% built from scratch; original design, bespoke powder coated steel frame, custom epoxy poured base design, hand painted ink design, epoxy clear coat and protective finish, $8000. I can work over an existing table for substantially less cost!

Aw, thank you 🙏

Thank you! Ohhhh, dang. Well, there are lots of places to do epoxy work. 😃 You can do a coffee table, end tables, a dresser top, tv trays, and more!

Thanks so much!

According to my client, it’s holding up great! I did quite a few layers of UV protection, as its light (with its UV rays) that fades the ink. That, and for some reason, epoxy just seems to “eat up” purple ink/pigment, so these colors had to be super sealed! If you are worried about facing, I’d highly recommend doing a sample board, with all the steps and give it a good long test run before diving into a costly project. Best to you!

Thank you! Trust me, I LOVED the pre-ink golden marble! There were a lot of reasons I did that finish as a first layer. The ink pattern was her desired look. It’s a little hard to see it in photos, but since the inks are transparent, the iridescent marbled patterns shine through the ink. So pretty and much richer than just a flat white base. Hopefully that answers your question. 😁

Thank you! Yes, indeed. That was the challenge. It is not lightfast, and this is what I explained to my client. I did multiple UV protective finishes to significantly retard that process. She accepted the risk, and, Voila! I do small ink paintings with resin and UV protection and they have held up quite well over time.

Thank you! 😊

Got it

Hi, right, “not” scratched. 😁 I don’t. I recommend only to “serve” on charcuterie boards. They are not “cutting boards” and not meant to cut on. No abrasives or “scrubbies” should be used to clean, just a soft cloth (microfiber is great) and a little dish soap, if needed. Used as recommended, the epoxy is quite durable.

Thanks, I’m appreciate and I like your job very much!!

Thank you! 😊

Hi, mostly olive. It’s my favorite due to the beautiful grain and live edges. But I also create on bamboo, acacia, pine, and other woods.

Thank you! Let me check if I did film that part. I was just getting started and VERY new to creating content! If I can find it, I will post it and notify you. 👍

@@AlchemyArtisanWorks Thank you so much

I found a good chunk of it and just doing a little editing. I’ll let you know when I get it uploaded. 😁

@@AlchemyArtisanWorks Thank You... Can't wait.

Well, dang! It was the video you just watched. I am so sorry. :( Perhaps I can do a short video (WITH voiceover) on a sample board, demonstrating how to do the cellophane. I shall put it on my To-Do list!