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Hi. I haven’t done hand embellished prints at all, so I can’t tell. But if I would, I’d use the same varnish (If embellished with acryllic paint) and same spreading technique. Regarding last question - I wouldn’t use this varnish for oil embellished prints since this one is made only on acrylic basis. I’d rather use varnish suited for oil paintings. This blog post is very imformative, check it out: www.milanartinstitute.com/blog/varnishing-artwork

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Depends on your resin, but usually at least 24 hours before you move to working on next layer 👍

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I got this one at local DIY store… I saw them also on Amazon some time ago.

@@raskofineart I have searched all over the place but they are hard to come by. Thanks anyway!

It is about trial and error numerous times to get your prefered brand of resin act as you wish. I use brand “Art Resin” which is not too fluid, just as I like it. If yours is too fluid, experiment with waiting a bit before pouring it down. It is hard to put in words, just try and never give up 💪

Thank you very much! I had other things going on, but I miss my seascapes already. Just a matter of time when I’m back.

@@raskofineart that is good to hear!

Thank you dear. First, I would avoid working on canvas - it sags in the middle when working with “heavy” resin and results are bad. Use wooden panel instead. I use tinted white (with a drop of brown and yellow) or Titan Buff fro Golden colors. Good luck! 👍

I believe for your case it would be the best to build frame around the piece and remove it when finished. But edges would have to be polished later.

Hi. See some of my other videos where I describe how I create my wooden panels. I use Birch plywood and spruce slats.

Yes, like I describe in a video, I always work in layers. Each layers has to dry before I continue with another layer.

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You can :). I made a ton of mistakes and threw away many pieces before I “mastered” my technique of making aerial seascapes.

I use brand “Art Resin” which is 1:1 ratio.

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Any art supply store should have the cradled wood panel or Amazon. I make my own panels as I'm very familiar with the woodworking.

Hi. Since I couldn’t find proper panels in sizes I wanted them, I make my own panels out of 8mm Birch plywood and 30mm x 30mm Spruce slats. All hand made. But I have seen some on Amazon, but not my desired sizes. Good luck!

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Glad you enjoyed it!

Yes. Layers must dry. See my other videos to see how I work.

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I'm glad!

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Depends on a canvas u use. Better to ise high quality canvas for large artwork.

I think 4 or five

Many years to learn… many years of teial and error 😊

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Golden Actylics. Turquoise, Teal, Titanium white, Titan buff I think

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Thank you! Unfortunately this one was sold long time ago. But I have some resin art seascapes left. Check out my website: www.rasko.eu

This one is 48”x24” I believe.

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You can. Just try until you make it even better 🫶

My brother is author of music. He creates it on computer.

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1-2 days

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Thank you Steve. It doesn't matter what kind of heat gun you use. It can be done with all of them - just you have to find your approach. I usually use heat on around medium setting - never to hot. Blowtorch is also essential since that extra high temperature makes those little cells. But you have to work quick with it and never overdo the piece. Remember less is more. If you knew how many pieces I've ruined before I found my way of doing this kind of art, you'd be amazed I didn't quit long time ago. There is no "recipe", it is just learning by trial and error, working hard, and never give up! Good luck!

​@@raskofineart Do you use the heat gun for drying and making cells? Do you use a torch and if yes why?

@@ntaylor1144 Blowtorch makes little cells since it operates with higher temperature. Check my other videos, I explain the procedure…

Hey can one use normal hair dryer with nosel attached to it as heat gun?

I tried, but results were not so good since hair dryer operates with lower temperature@@manasvi2758

Abot a gallon (4 - 4,5L) in 4 layers I think

Check my other videos, I explain everything, also closeups of painting sharks. White is Titanium white from GOLDEN acrylics, Fluid series.

In local art store

For all available work, please see my website: www.rasko.eu/