The light for UV resin has to be able to penetrate the product from all angles to cure properly-clear molds work best for this reason. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the tip. I recently bought UV resin to try out. I bought clear trinket molds but also bought some jewelry molds made for liquid sculpey. They worked okay for the most part since they’re small/thin, even though the molds are gray.
@@wintersprite Adding to the original comment - and for anyone thinking about using colored UV resin - when you add colorant to your UV resin (or use pre-colored UV resin), the colorants will block some amount of the UV light (lighter colors and less colorant added will block less, darker colors and more colorant added will block more), hindering curing, so keep that in mind! You’ll likely need to cure the colored UV resin in thinner layers and/or from different sides and/or for longer.
I’m glad you pointed this out! Epoxy resin would have been best with this project. Question, though. If you had a clear mold. Could you have epoxy on the bottom and use UV on top? Or are the two not able to work together (especially because UV resin gets so hot)
For the Four Seasons painting...maybe mask off the edges of Sections 1 and 3, paint them, let dry, then re-place the tape to mask off 2 and 4, and paint them? No white line, or having to try and match the gradual lightening later.
Thank you! Since you mentioned it I have to get something off my chest - All those short clips that show the tape off sections and paint 4 at once, they LIE and don’t show that there is a wide paint tape line. so when they do the reveal and the paint goes all the way edge to edge, you know it’s a false second painting and not really the one they started with
It looks like the original artist in the short used 4 different wood canvases and just pushed them together after the backgrounds where painted and dry.
You can't use UV resin deeper than about an eighth inch without a specialized mold, and even then I think half an inch is just about the maximum. The resin absorbs UV, so it can't penetrate the surface layer, kind of like how water absorbs red light, so below a certain depth everything looks blue. You need to buy some epoxy resin for the kind of crafts you want to do.
Thanks! Yeah I do have epoxy, unfortunately I didn’t have the time to wait days between layers as I mentioned I had a flight a couple days after filming so I couldn’t finish it if I used that so I just rolled with the uv resin. Next time I’ll plan accordingly :)
@@ChloeRoseArt you can use epoxy for the base and then uv for upper layers! Also have you heard of the resiners curing machine? It's new and sadly isn't available in the UK yet 😭 but is in USA and Canada on amazon
@@ChloeRoseArt a fast cure epoxy resins might be a good purchase for you. Their are some epoxy resins that cure very quickly you just have to hunt around for them. The temperature of the air also can impact how long it takes for the resin to cure
The pencil hack is what I use for shadows, clouds and light shading (both charcoal and graphite). Cotton balls and tissues work well for clouds (bigger spread), paintbrush is better for controlled diffused soft shadows and light shading because it doesn’t leave stroke marks or lines and it blends super soft. You can also draw dark charcoal blobs on a scrap paper and use a paintbrush to get the dust from that without shaving it and getting dust on your main artwork (more controlled). Paintbrush is really good for photo realistic charcoal drawing blending if you don’t like the look of stroke marks and grain too 🙂 If using the shaving technique you’re better using very soft lead, like a 6b - 9b graphite, or a 4b - 6b charcoal. Compressed Sticks (graphite or charcoal) are also easier and don’t break as easy.
Great episode Chole! I'm so glad that you try art hacks too. I don't mean this in a mean way, but its so nice to see you make mistakes as well. (the 4 season tree). I feel like everyone is a perfectionist on these art hack videos and I'm the only messing up. It's very encouraging seeing you correct as you go and that its ok if you don't love the piece at the end. ( I feel like that's me on many projects hahah) It's all about trying and having fun with the process. By the way bought your paint brushes! I love them!! They blend paint so well and keep there shape after use. I will be buying more in the future. Thanks for always being you and sharing your creativeness with us. You truly inspire me.
One of the things with the art hacks that makes them appear so "flawless" and "perfect," is that they cut out certain steps that actually help explain what the hell that person just did! So annoying, but I also get that it's meant to be a "short," so... still makes them feel almost clickbait-y at times. I agree it's good to see others make mistakes, as it's a great help to the rest of us mortals that suck at this. Lol! It shows that everyone makes mistakes. The key is learning how to fix them, cover them up, or work with them.
Hi Chloe!! I was thinking for the little resin fish pond, you could try mixing a 2 part epoxy resin together with the sand for the first layer. That would eliminate the bubbles (a few are okay, of course) and the sand would still be visible through the layers and would look even more realistic! You could then use UV resin over that for the rest of the layers so it’s still less time consuming. These were so fun to watch! Love your channel!
I really enjoy that you don’t obsess over making it perfect. Makes it much more likely that I’ll just jump in and try one of these. Your approach takes the intimidation factor out of it.
The bumblebee is cute! That particular project reminds me of when we did fingerprint art in grade school.... Plop a finger or thumb print down and use a pen to make it into something else.
That little plastic sheet thingie you found in your canvas was a desiccant sheet, similar to the silica gel packets. Unfortunately know from working at the nightmare craft store that starts with M
That was cool, thanks for sharing. I liked the goldfish in the pot best. That is a project I want to do at some point. When I can get my hands on some resin.
Epoxy resin is better for large projects and molds that don't clear. It is much more time consuming, though, because it take hours for each layer to cure.
riusuke fukahori i believe was the first person to do that goldfish resin style painting, his is in a fairly large, shallow basin and it's one of the most incredible pieces of work ive ever seen. it's called goldfish salvation!
Ok, here's a hack for the future... if you want to seperate something in even parts.... start with the middle XD It's easier to half something and then half the halfs, then trying to guess a quarter :3
For resin paintings it’s probably best to use fast cure epoxy resin. I believe you could paint on that after like 15 minutes… Not entirely sure, but definitely worth looking into! And if you want to use uv resin, you will need a clear or translucent container (as long as the light can come in from every side). Good luck for the next time you want to try it 🤗
When using uv resin ovoid using something that is not clear because then The light cannot get around to all the sides to clear it. If you use a clear mold then it would cure quickly and with out problem. They also make resin that dries after sitting out for a few hours so if you can’t use a clear mold use that.😊
Also just watched Loki for the second time. Waiting for season 2. Love seeing Jazza's pencils in the background. I've been working with 2-part epoxy resin and UV resin since the beginning of Covid, and even though it takes longer, I really prefer the 2-part epoxy. The shavings bear was really cute.
I’d definitely try the first one, but my seasons would be in a different order because I live in the Southern Hemisphere. I’d probably start with Autumn (which is March-May in Aus)
I love the seasons painting!! 🌳 Brilliant!! 🍁 The smudging might work on a doodle prompt page. 🤔 It's rough to make friends with resin, but cute idea. Too bad it doesn't work from the side in a fish bowl. 🐟 Sculpey fish in resin for that? Beta fish?
When you took the blade to the charcoal, I know what was going to happen. Then it cut dramatically to a commercial before your reaction! It was hilarious!
There are stickers with five levels you can get to "form" the fish with thin layers of resin. There are also water plant stickers. Both on Amazon, painting them is much harder. Now back to watching.
For how the fish got in the flowerpot: birds will eat and poop out fish eggs (some survive the digestive tract) over bodies of water which is actually how fish randomly turn up in lakes not otherwise connected to other bodies of water. Medieval monks thought that the lakes spontaneously spawned the fish, but we now know its birds!
XD love it when you got it wrong Chloe: "no one will suspect a thing .... " and I think you need 2 part resin and mix the sand with it for the first layer ;) then it will cure better
I work with resin, in my experience UV resin is NOT the best for big projects 😬, it’s so bubbly and it warps so ugly! Regular resin takes so much patience but the results are phenomenal
@@impulsivecraftgeek8008 Agree. I prefer the two part resin. There are usually still a few small bubbles though. Maybe I'm just bad at working with resin. 😂
I've found that when you are trying to divide something into 4 equal parts like you did in this video, it's easier if you start by finding the middle first, and then find the middle on each of the halves. I'm not the best at explaining lol so I hope that makes sense!
two part epoxy resin is much better use for projects like this and there are many that cure in a very short amount of time during each layer or slower setting ones for longer working time could be a good try i love using total boat table top epoxy for most of my projects!
In a clear glass container, you’d be able to see the flat layers of the fish and the spaces between the layers. It would ruin the effect. So for painting on resin in this style, a solid container that you look at from one direction is better. With a glass container, it’s better to make a 3D fish out of colored resin or polymer clay, then paint it if you want, and put it in the container and submerge it in resin. That way it looks like a fish in a bowl or aquarium.
What a wonderful idea I would love to see more of this particular type of video if you're interested in making them and I would love to see if the larger pot at some point could be finished too. I hope your collaborate goes well and look forward to seeing that video when it comes out. As always thank you for sharing your talent. Blessings.
Fun video! I still need to try to make a similar type video of trying art hacks; it’s on my list, lol. I recently got UV resin (and need to edit *that* video of trying it out). Painting on resin looks fun.
I think with Resin, you're supposed to use a clear material so it cures. Jackie can explain it better but I think that's why you were having some difficulty.
I know it's probably for contrast, but I was always confused by the tree was blossoming in summer when we all know cherry trees and others blossom in spring
I wouldn't really call these hacks so much but it was fun to watch the resin probably would have cured better in the sun than under the nail lamp and also if that is live moss which usually those craft store bags are and can be used in terrariums etc it was probably damp (and did i hear you say the sand/dirt was from the garden? And probably also damp...) it will mold in the resin unfortunately. The fish was cute I can't paint them I'm one that has to use the layered stickers!
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The light for UV resin has to be able to penetrate the product from all angles to cure properly-clear molds work best for this reason. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the tip. I recently bought UV resin to try out. I bought clear trinket molds but also bought some jewelry molds made for liquid sculpey. They worked okay for the most part since they’re small/thin, even though the molds are gray.
@@wintersprite Adding to the original comment - and for anyone thinking about using colored UV resin - when you add colorant to your UV resin (or use pre-colored UV resin), the colorants will block some amount of the UV light (lighter colors and less colorant added will block less, darker colors and more colorant added will block more), hindering curing, so keep that in mind! You’ll likely need to cure the colored UV resin in thinner layers and/or from different sides and/or for longer.
I was gonna say the same
I’m glad you pointed this out!
Epoxy resin would have been best with this project.
Question, though. If you had a clear mold. Could you have epoxy on the bottom and use UV on top? Or are the two not able to work together (especially because UV resin gets so hot)
@@Jelleybean18 I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to use them together.
adding resin to my list of things I want to try someday 👀
Thanks for another fun video ❤️
For the Four Seasons painting...maybe mask off the edges of Sections 1 and 3, paint them, let dry, then re-place the tape to mask off 2 and 4, and paint them? No white line, or having to try and match the gradual lightening later.
Thank you! Since you mentioned it I have to get something off my chest - All those short clips that show the tape off sections and paint 4 at once, they LIE and don’t show that there is a wide paint tape line. so when they do the reveal and the paint goes all the way edge to edge, you know it’s a false second painting and not really the one they started with
It looks like the original artist in the short used 4 different wood canvases and just pushed them together after the backgrounds where painted and dry.
You can't use UV resin deeper than about an eighth inch without a specialized mold, and even then I think half an inch is just about the maximum. The resin absorbs UV, so it can't penetrate the surface layer, kind of like how water absorbs red light, so below a certain depth everything looks blue.
You need to buy some epoxy resin for the kind of crafts you want to do.
Thanks! Yeah I do have epoxy, unfortunately I didn’t have the time to wait days between layers as I mentioned I had a flight a couple days after filming so I couldn’t finish it if I used that so I just rolled with the uv resin. Next time I’ll plan accordingly :)
@@ChloeRoseArt you can use epoxy for the base and then uv for upper layers! Also have you heard of the resiners curing machine? It's new and sadly isn't available in the UK yet 😭 but is in USA and Canada on amazon
@@ChloeRoseArt a fast cure epoxy resins might be a good purchase for you. Their are some epoxy resins that cure very quickly you just have to hunt around for them. The temperature of the air also can impact how long it takes for the resin to cure
@@ChloeRoseArt Also, terra-cotta is porous, so you may need to seal it somehow first.
@@Jade-fs9kh Her reasoning is that she can't wait, if she does a base that still takes days, context!!
It isn’t a Chloe Rose video without a “Hello there how are you doing I hope you’re doing well”
EASTER EGG CANVAS! That's what the canvas looked like with the white lines on it.
The goldfish in the pot turned out so great! I love it 😍
The fish in the bowl was a really cool use of resin. Nice video Chloe, thanks for the entertainment..
The shavy pencil thing works real well on hair. (when sketching hair, not ON my hair)
"i did it the wrong bastard way didn't i" -how profoundly British, love it.
My husband seen the notification on my phone for this video and he got all excited to watch with me 😊 it's so cute to see him excited like that.
And tell me about that awesome guy , who wouldnt get excited shes awesome talent
The resin goldfish was really good for your first attempt! I think if you try it again, you'll smash it. 😊
I just got my Brushes! I am totally in love! They are amazing! Love You!
The pencil hack is what I use for shadows, clouds and light shading (both charcoal and graphite).
Cotton balls and tissues work well for clouds (bigger spread), paintbrush is better for controlled diffused soft shadows and light shading because it doesn’t leave stroke marks or lines and it blends super soft. You can also draw dark charcoal blobs on a scrap paper and use a paintbrush to get the dust from that without shaving it and getting dust on your main artwork (more controlled). Paintbrush is really good for photo realistic charcoal drawing blending if you don’t like the look of stroke marks and grain too 🙂
If using the shaving technique you’re better using very soft lead, like a 6b - 9b graphite, or a 4b - 6b charcoal. Compressed Sticks (graphite or charcoal) are also easier and don’t break as easy.
Great episode Chole! I'm so glad that you try art hacks too. I don't mean this in a mean way, but its so nice to see you make mistakes as well. (the 4 season tree). I feel like everyone is a perfectionist on these art hack videos and I'm the only messing up. It's very encouraging seeing you correct as you go and that its ok if you don't love the piece at the end. ( I feel like that's me on many projects hahah) It's all about trying and having fun with the process. By the way bought your paint brushes! I love them!! They blend paint so well and keep there shape after use. I will be buying more in the future. Thanks for always being you and sharing your creativeness with us. You truly inspire me.
One of the things with the art hacks that makes them appear so "flawless" and "perfect," is that they cut out certain steps that actually help explain what the hell that person just did! So annoying, but I also get that it's meant to be a "short," so... still makes them feel almost clickbait-y at times.
I agree it's good to see others make mistakes, as it's a great help to the rest of us mortals that suck at this. Lol! It shows that everyone makes mistakes. The key is learning how to fix them, cover them up, or work with them.
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Hi Chloe!! I was thinking for the little resin fish pond, you could try mixing a 2 part epoxy resin together with the sand for the first layer. That would eliminate the bubbles (a few are okay, of course) and the sand would still be visible through the layers and would look even more realistic! You could then use UV resin over that for the rest of the layers so it’s still less time consuming.
These were so fun to watch! Love your channel!
I’m confused I thought she was a artist…
I’m so happy you had this sponsor!! I had no idea this would have existed!
I have to watch the same movies and tv series over and over
The quality of this video is awesome
I really enjoy that you don’t obsess over making it perfect. Makes it much more likely that I’ll just jump in and try one of these. Your approach takes the intimidation factor out of it.
The goldfish would look super neat if you painted the inside of the pot a white or light blue so your fishie could have more contrast!!
The resin looks a lot of fun. That bee though! ❤️ 🐝 😊
The bumblebee is cute! That particular project reminds me of when we did fingerprint art in grade school.... Plop a finger or thumb print down and use a pen to make it into something else.
My brother thought your fence was a train track, he’s 4 😂😂😂
Poor chloe 😂😂
I really loved the four season painting!! I want to try that!! Probably on a square canvas though bc I’m basic lol
That little plastic sheet thingie you found in your canvas was a desiccant sheet, similar to the silica gel packets. Unfortunately know from working at the nightmare craft store that starts with M
You can take the girl out of the UK... 'I did it the wrong bastard way didn't I?!'
That was cool, thanks for sharing. I liked the goldfish in the pot best. That is a project I want to do at some point. When I can get my hands on some resin.
6:06 anyone else think it looks like an Easter egg 😂
Yessss omggggg
@@kawtharalhamidi8583 Ik right!!
Sandpaper is the best way I have found to get graphite or charcoal powder from pencils. I really liked this video. Thank you.
I wonder if Chloe would ever try crochet or if she already does it
That would be a cool video I would watch it
Love the little fish! 😍
I really love these art hacks they are super cool for coming up with new and creative ideas
It’s so late at night here in India but I am still watching it coz I just can’t resist watching ur videos.Your truly an inspiration 😊
Epoxy resin is better for large projects and molds that don't clear. It is much more time consuming, though, because it take hours for each layer to cure.
My faves are the goldfish pot and the charcoal bee. The bee is so friend-shaped!
riusuke fukahori i believe was the first person to do that goldfish resin style painting, his is in a fairly large, shallow basin and it's one of the most incredible pieces of work ive ever seen. it's called goldfish salvation!
This was a lot of fun but none of them were really hacks or tricks 😅
If anyone wants to do the shaved pencil technique, you can actually buy charcoal powder and graphite powder.
I love what you’ve done with your walls! You’ve come so far!
First hack: "I hate orange."
Second hack: *makes her fish orange*
😂 Love it!
Ok, here's a hack for the future... if you want to seperate something in even parts.... start with the middle XD
It's easier to half something and then half the halfs, then trying to guess a quarter :3
Your content always makes my heart happy and my soul fulfilled. Such upbeat content and positive vibes. Thank you so much. ♥️
Love how you show how these art hacks fail too, thank you!
You're making me feel so much better about how hard I am on my Poscas
This is such a beautiful piece of artwork.
I think my personal favorite was the goldfish in the plant pot.
There's an artist local to me who does the resin and painted fish inside seashells. It's really cool.
For resin paintings it’s probably best to use fast cure epoxy resin. I believe you could paint on that after like 15 minutes… Not entirely sure, but definitely worth looking into! And if you want to use uv resin, you will need a clear or translucent container (as long as the light can come in from every side). Good luck for the next time you want to try it 🤗
The first one turned out so cute! :)
When using uv resin ovoid using something that is not clear because then The light cannot get around to all the sides to clear it. If you use a clear mold then it would cure quickly and with out problem. They also make resin that dries after sitting out for a few hours so if you can’t use a clear mold use that.😊
Loved the hacks but couldn't stop staring at your nails lol so pretty
Also just watched Loki for the second time. Waiting for season 2. Love seeing Jazza's pencils in the background. I've been working with 2-part epoxy resin and UV resin since the beginning of Covid, and even though it takes longer, I really prefer the 2-part epoxy. The shavings bear was really cute.
I like the bee Cloe 🥰. Thanks for the video, always so funny
I love the resin paint goldfish! If you do jt in a clear bowl next time it will be Ahmazing!
Also... I like the broken charcoal art. It's cute.
For the charcoal one, you could use a pencil sharpener, take out all of the wood pieces, then just use the crushed up charcoal bits!
I love your videos, they inspire me to try out more than just drawing.
EARLY! I love you personality Chloe and your art is so good. I think you are so amazing. I will never get bored of your content. 😍🥰🙂😀😃
I’d definitely try the first one, but my seasons would be in a different order because I live in the Southern Hemisphere. I’d probably start with Autumn (which is March-May in Aus)
You should do this same thing but in each season do different Pooh Bear scenes
I love how the colour wheel behind you makes your halo
I love the seasons painting!! 🌳 Brilliant!! 🍁 The smudging might work on a doodle prompt page. 🤔 It's rough to make friends with resin, but cute idea. Too bad it doesn't work from the side in a fish bowl. 🐟 Sculpey fish in resin for that? Beta fish?
When you took the blade to the charcoal, I know what was going to happen. Then it cut dramatically to a commercial before your reaction! It was hilarious!
love your videos😄❤❤❤
Hi Chloe! I love your channel and your sweet bubbly personality! It makes my day to watch one of your videos!!
cute goldfish!
I've never been so early! Love ya' Chloe, I hope you're having a wonderful season ❤
Me neither hahahaha! And Chloe is best
@@eliannevdlinden6047 Damn right! ❤
I like the resin one best but I don't think my asthma would 😉
There are stickers with five levels you can get to "form" the fish with thin layers of resin. There are also water plant stickers. Both on Amazon, painting them is much harder. Now back to watching.
The fact that your phone was on like 1% when you screen recorded for the ad speaks to me on a very personal level 😂
YESSSSSSS My favorite type of video from you (I like other types too but this stuff is why I started following you eons ago lol)
I enjoy all of your videos. You’re so lovely!!!
For how the fish got in the flowerpot: birds will eat and poop out fish eggs (some survive the digestive tract) over bodies of water which is actually how fish randomly turn up in lakes not otherwise connected to other bodies of water. Medieval monks thought that the lakes spontaneously spawned the fish, but we now know its birds!
The resin fish was really cool :) I like the art hacks it’s fun to watch you try them :)
XD love it when you got it wrong
Chloe: "no one will suspect a thing .... "
and I think you need 2 part resin and mix the sand with it for the first layer ;) then it will cure better
When it comes to resin, does anything ever go as planned?
I always just expect bubbles. LOL
I work with resin, in my experience UV resin is NOT the best for big projects 😬, it’s so bubbly and it warps so ugly! Regular resin takes so much patience but the results are phenomenal
@@impulsivecraftgeek8008 Agree. I prefer the two part resin. There are usually still a few small bubbles though. Maybe I'm just bad at working with resin. 😂
Your paintings are so cute
The way I just Laughed when the charcoal pencil just Broke off 😂😂
I love the goldfish
That "random plastic thing" is SUPPOSE to absorb moisture. 😆 Now does it? I don't know! Heehee
Hello Chloe!
« I think my favorite is the bear. » 😂
For the winter part of the painting you could have done something Christmas related
"The wrong bastard way" LMAO... God love the British...
resin looks great but can def be a PITA to work with
I've found that when you are trying to divide something into 4 equal parts like you did in this video, it's easier if you start by finding the middle first, and then find the middle on each of the halves. I'm not the best at explaining lol so I hope that makes sense!
two part epoxy resin is much better use for projects like this and there are many that cure in a very short amount of time during each layer or slower setting ones for longer working time could be a good try i love using total boat table top epoxy for most of my projects!
Boom 💥 first!
Love the Art Hacks ❤
I think the resin one would look cooler in a glass recipient
In a clear glass container, you’d be able to see the flat layers of the fish and the spaces between the layers. It would ruin the effect.
So for painting on resin in this style, a solid container that you look at from one direction is better.
With a glass container, it’s better to make a 3D fish out of colored resin or polymer clay, then paint it if you want, and put it in the container and submerge it in resin.
That way it looks like a fish in a bowl or aquarium.
What a wonderful idea I would love to see more of this particular type of video if you're interested in making them and I would love to see if the larger pot at some point could be finished too. I hope your collaborate goes well and look forward to seeing that video when it comes out. As always thank you for sharing your talent. Blessings.
I like your take on the first one I would love that in my house
Fun video! I still need to try to make a similar type video of trying art hacks; it’s on my list, lol.
I recently got UV resin (and need to edit *that* video of trying it out). Painting on resin looks fun.
ruclips.net/video/r02hpkrxhO8/видео.html. Here’s my UV Resin video if you’re interested in watching it.
Idk if you know nerdforge but they do a bunch of cool resin things and even tiny building, large building, etc. they’re a really cool channel
The names of your dogs… man. I’m geeking out!
I think with Resin, you're supposed to use a clear material so it cures. Jackie can explain it better but I think that's why you were having some difficulty.
That last hack was just compressed or powdered graphite. It's a lot of fun to play with but can be messy.
I know it's probably for contrast, but I was always confused by the tree was blossoming in summer when we all know cherry trees and others blossom in spring
I wouldn't really call these hacks so much but it was fun to watch the resin probably would have cured better in the sun than under the nail lamp and also if that is live moss which usually those craft store bags are and can be used in terrariums etc it was probably damp (and did i hear you say the sand/dirt was from the garden? And probably also damp...) it will mold in the resin unfortunately. The fish was cute I can't paint them I'm one that has to use the layered stickers!
Chole did u get ur hair done its looks amazing
I love the cute little fishy can u name it and the beee looks so amazing ans tree is also ✨✨✨ly 💓💗💗
The fact that she calls Q-Tips “cotton buds” is so cute