Thank you so much. Nearly all the other videos I've watch haven't showed the attention to detail as yours does here . And the what appears to be the best technique and approach to over laying the waves direction . That flow from the same direction . Do to your ability with your heat gun and artistic abilities
This is completely, insanely awesome !! OMG. New subscriber here. I am totally all in with learning your techniques. I especially love the fact that you respond to every comment you receive, including answering any questions. I find too many RUclipsrs fail to recognize the comments they get. Kudos to you. Brilliant talent here. All the best. ~ Frank from Canada.
Hello. I have watched all of your wave videos and admire your technique. This one is my favorite. Love the way the blue peaks through the waves. 😍 Well done and thank you for sharing.
Beautiful! Also, thanks for taking the time to show the details of your respirator. This is a critical item of safety equipment and should be used whenever working with resins or other aromatic-containing volitiles. Nitrile gloves are also required - many aromatics such as benzine, toluene and zylene are absorbed directlt through the skin are are then accumulated in the liver. Thanks again!
Thanks ❤ yes in my day job I'm a chemist so I know what you're talking about. My gloves are nitrile too 👍Heating and torching resin makes even more volatile organics so I'm just trying to get people to understand they definitely need PPE for using resin. Even while mixing seeing the hardener alone is corrosive and I swear mine always drips
Hi there, thank you for sharing this with us! I’ve been wanting to try it for a while. Do you happen to have created a complete step by step video? Including mixing the resin, and how you use this with the coloured pigments etc? I’d greatly appreciate pointing me in the right direction if you’ve done a tutorial! Subscribed to you channel! ☺️
Thanks for watching and subscribing! This video IS the step by step version 😉 each resin has its own specific mixing ratio (1:1, 2:1 etc) and will be either by volume (mL or fl oz) or weight (g or oz). You need to mix them for the specified time to ensure they are fully mixed, remembering to scrape down the sides and base of the mixing cup. When that's done, portion out your resin into separate cups for each desired colour. Add a little at a time till you get the colour you want. Then start putting it down. I hope this helped
This looks amazing! Question: Is there a noticeable bump on the surface from where the wood ends to where the resin starts? I want to try doing something like this on my desk!
The heat gun will pop bubbles, however it's more likely to move the resin and blur your cells too. I find the brulee torch pops the bubbles quickly and helps the cells form 👌
That is so stunning!! How cool that you cut out your own shape. I was wondering where you got that bigger plastic stick that you mix the resin with? Thank you
Thanks 😁 I got the stir stick from Artist Till Death artisttilldeath.com/shop/ols/products/large-stir-stix-with-finger-grip-and-star-cut-outs-lrg-str-stx-wth3
I can not get my waves that long.I am trying to find out why. You have the best waves too. Is the white pigment loaded heavy or just enough to cover your mix stick (opaque) ?
I probably have a little extra white pigment than I should have, but I think your issue is how much white you lay down. The more you have down, the further you can push it
Hermoso trabajo! Me podría decir cuál es la marca de su pasta blanca de titanio?? Le quedan unas maravillosas olas. Yo uso de la marca resinpro, blanco de la marca Piñata?? Cuál usa usted. Que pase un excelente día!! Gracias!
whats the pot life of ur mixed resin? is it a high viscosity resin or medium one. only then the 20mnis gap is understandable. thank you for the video. i still cant get lacing, the struggle is real 😫
The working time for DiamondCote is 70 minutes (at 25C). Yes it's pretty viscous to start with. But for reference, I wait till the resin is thick like cold honey before doing the white wave (hence the 20 min - it's actually more like 30 for me). I find waiting for it to thicken gets the cells to hold and not blur so much. Best of luck, you can get it!
@@Procrastipainter i tried jus today with a cell serum.. some did hold but very tiny ones.. big ones never madeup only. can i share you pics over Instagram or smthn? thanks again for replying 🙂
Do you ever have issues pushing all of the white too far forward? I had to add another line of white to my last attempt because all of the white drifted forward. I wasn't sure if maybe I didn't have enough thickness in the clear, or maybe I just needed more of the white. Maybe I'm heating and pushing it for too long? I don't feel like I am, but figured I'd get your opinion.
I usually keep an eye on the front of the wave and make sure I don't push it all. It might take you a few experiments to figure out how much/ little you need for different size pieces. If your clear had been settled while you waited, it's the right thickness, I find if I add more it just creeps later. But you can always add more white to fix any bare spots in your wave, and I know other ppl that like a solid white front. Play around with it 😉
I start my timer when I start mixing parts A + B. I mix all the colours (including the white) but leave the white aside. When I'm about 20 minutes from the end of my working time I put the white down and use the heat gun straight away
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Thank you so much. Nearly all the other videos I've watch haven't showed the attention to detail as yours does here . And the what appears to be the best technique and approach to over laying the waves direction . That flow from the same direction . Do to your ability with your heat gun and artistic abilities
Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching 🥰💙
Great video! Love the waves and lacing. Thanks for sharing your techniques.
Thanks for your kind words and for watching 🥰💙
This is completely, insanely awesome !! OMG. New subscriber here. I am totally all in with learning your techniques. I especially love the fact that you respond to every comment you receive, including answering any questions. I find too many RUclipsrs fail to recognize the comments they get. Kudos to you. Brilliant talent here. All the best.
~ Frank from Canada.
Thanks for watching, subscribing, and for your kind words 🥰 I might not respond straight away but I do try to help where I can
Wow awesome!! ❤🎨🖌🏄♂️ You nailed the waves and I love that it is so simplistic.
Thanks 😊
Hello. I have watched all of your wave videos and admire your technique. This one is my favorite. Love the way the blue peaks through the waves. 😍 Well done and thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for your support and kind words 🥰 this is one of my favorites too!
This is awesome, just beautiful !!! Thank you for sharing your process and techniques....
Thank you so much for your kind words 🥰
Absolute magic! You really nailed it. It’s gorgeous!
Thank you so much 🥰
Beautiful
Thanks 🥰💙
So much pretty ❤
Just WOW !
Thank you 🥰💙
so beautiful, wooowwwwww
Thank you 🥰💙
Beautiful! Also, thanks for taking the time to show the details of your respirator. This is a critical item of safety equipment and should be used whenever working with resins or other aromatic-containing volitiles. Nitrile gloves are also required - many aromatics such as benzine, toluene and zylene are absorbed directlt through the skin are are then accumulated in the liver. Thanks again!
Thanks ❤ yes in my day job I'm a chemist so I know what you're talking about. My gloves are nitrile too 👍Heating and torching resin makes even more volatile organics so I'm just trying to get people to understand they definitely need PPE for using resin. Even while mixing seeing the hardener alone is corrosive and I swear mine always drips
Beautiful ❤️😍
Thank you 🥰💙
Wow! Super 👏👏👏
Thanks 😊
Love this x
Thank you so much 💙
swatisfying
Thanks 🥰
Woooooow😍🔥👏🏼
😁
WOW magnifique
Thank you so much 🥰
Are you waiting for the white to thicken???
Yes. Well, waiting for all the resin to thicken really but I can test the white in the cup
I love this 😍🥰😘 🇦🇺 Made Just Resin ... l think l need a propane torch 💯% is a must
Thanks! The torch definitely helps the cells 👍
Can you tell me where I can buy the propane torch? I’ve looked at my local Bunnings but they didn’t have any 😒
The big one I use was from Bunnings - a trade flame one. The little one I got from eBay
Hi there, thank you for sharing this with us! I’ve been wanting to try it for a while.
Do you happen to have created a complete step by step video? Including mixing the resin, and how you use this with the coloured pigments etc?
I’d greatly appreciate pointing me in the right direction if you’ve done a tutorial! Subscribed to you channel! ☺️
Thanks for watching and subscribing! This video IS the step by step version 😉 each resin has its own specific mixing ratio (1:1, 2:1 etc) and will be either by volume (mL or fl oz) or weight (g or oz). You need to mix them for the specified time to ensure they are fully mixed, remembering to scrape down the sides and base of the mixing cup. When that's done, portion out your resin into separate cups for each desired colour. Add a little at a time till you get the colour you want. Then start putting it down.
I hope this helped
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This looks amazing! Question: Is there a noticeable bump on the surface from where the wood ends to where the resin starts? I want to try doing something like this on my desk!
There would be a bump. But you could do a clear top coat to even it out. Good luck!
What Jenny said 👍
Beautiful waves!! Just loved it! I missed the blue coat , what did u mix with resin to get tht blue waves?
Thanks 😁 all the pigments and resin used are in the description box of the video 😉
Does a heat gun work for blowing the white resin for cells and getting rid of bubbles, or do you still need the flame thrower?
The heat gun will pop bubbles, however it's more likely to move the resin and blur your cells too. I find the brulee torch pops the bubbles quickly and helps the cells form 👌
That is so stunning!! How cool that you cut out your own shape. I was wondering where you got that bigger plastic stick that you mix the resin with? Thank you
Thanks 😁 I got the stir stick from Artist Till Death artisttilldeath.com/shop/ols/products/large-stir-stix-with-finger-grip-and-star-cut-outs-lrg-str-stx-wth3
I can not get my waves that long.I am trying to find out why. You have the best waves too. Is the white pigment loaded heavy or just enough to cover your mix stick (opaque) ?
I probably have a little extra white pigment than I should have, but I think your issue is how much white you lay down. The more you have down, the further you can push it
What temperature is your heat gun and was it on high or low? Thank you. It's beautiful too by the way!!
My heat gun is set about half heat, but I can't remember if it was low or high flow 😆
You are absolutely amazing making those beautiful waves! I’m a beginner and I’m still practicing. Is the resin you used a high viscosity one?
Thank you so much for your kind words 🥰 yes the DiamondCote is a high viscosity art resin
@@Procrastipainter Thanks for your answer! One day I hope to be as successful making waves as you are!
It just takes practice once you get the hang of it 😉 Good luck!
Hi and Thankyou got sharing ! Fantastic tutorials !!! Do u have a JR discount code at all for the resin ? Many thanks
Thank you 🥰 unfortunately no, I don't have a discount code
Is the white paint you used to seal it acrylic paint?
Yes, acrylic sealer and undercoat
Hermoso trabajo! Me podría decir cuál es la marca de su pasta blanca de titanio?? Le quedan unas maravillosas olas. Yo uso de la marca resinpro, blanco de la marca Piñata?? Cuál usa usted. Que pase un excelente día!! Gracias!
Thank you 🥰 I use Just Resin titanium white paste. You have a fantastic day too 😁
Beautiful, why do you wait 20 mins to apply the white?
Thank you
Thanks! I wait for the resin to thicken up a bit
Which white is that? It’s so pretty
All pigments and resin I used are in the description box of the video 😉
whats the pot life of ur mixed resin? is it a high viscosity resin or medium one. only then the 20mnis gap is understandable. thank you for the video. i still cant get lacing, the struggle is real 😫
The working time for DiamondCote is 70 minutes (at 25C). Yes it's pretty viscous to start with. But for reference, I wait till the resin is thick like cold honey before doing the white wave (hence the 20 min - it's actually more like 30 for me). I find waiting for it to thicken gets the cells to hold and not blur so much.
Best of luck, you can get it!
@@Procrastipainter i tried jus today with a cell serum.. some did hold but very tiny ones.. big ones never madeup only. can i share you pics over Instagram or smthn? thanks again for replying 🙂
Sure you can. @magnetic_lizbiz
How would you describe the white pigment resin when it's "ready" to pour?
It's pretty thick, like cold honey consistency
Do you ever have issues pushing all of the white too far forward? I had to add another line of white to my last attempt because all of the white drifted forward.
I wasn't sure if maybe I didn't have enough thickness in the clear, or maybe I just needed more of the white. Maybe I'm heating and pushing it for too long? I don't feel like I am, but figured I'd get your opinion.
I usually keep an eye on the front of the wave and make sure I don't push it all. It might take you a few experiments to figure out how much/ little you need for different size pieces. If your clear had been settled while you waited, it's the right thickness, I find if I add more it just creeps later. But you can always add more white to fix any bare spots in your wave, and I know other ppl that like a solid white front.
Play around with it 😉
Did you mix the white and let it sit for 20 min.?
I start my timer when I start mixing parts A + B. I mix all the colours (including the white) but leave the white aside. When I'm about 20 minutes from the end of my working time I put the white down and use the heat gun straight away
You don't epoxy over the whole board at the end?
No because I wanted the texture from the wood grain underneath
@@Procrastipainter I only wish I could make that frothy and wonderful ocean water look...your amazing!!
Thank you for your kind words 🥰 and with enough practice (and errors) you'll get the look you're after 😉
was it heavy
Heavier than a regular surfboard 😝
What kind of wood did you use?
Ahhh I think it was either pine or ply I forget
what's in the white paint????
It's titanium white pigment paste from Just Resin
@@Procrastipainter Didn't you put anything in the pasta?
No. It's as I got it from the store. Just titanium white pigment paste added to the resin and stirred
I show you everything I put in there at the start. There's nothing extra
@@Procrastipainter thanks
Reçine + white pigment 💓💞💕
Perfeito! I tried everything... can't make the waves...
There's a LOT of practice that goes into finding the right conditions for your resin and pigments. Keep trying!
@@Procrastipainter do you teach this tecnic? Have a course?
@Relicaurio I don't have a course but I'm thinking about making one
Please let me know!
I've got a quick tutorial - video number 21 - that might help?
Amazing beautiful good work 👏
You try look around My resin art work ♡♡♡
Thanks 🥰💙
Really nice but should have resigned the rest of the board
Did you mean resined it all black then waves? Or something else? Cos I wanted the wood texture