Learn Three Different Methods to Create Different Northern Lights Looks with Resin - PART TWO
Bouncing Off The Walls Resin Art
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Continuing our experimenting from Part One in this Part Two tutorial I will show you the next steps for achieving Northern Lights with Glow in the Dark resin. Because there are three methods you may want to break the video up and try one at a time or perhaps you're feeling adventurous and want to just go for all three in one resin pour. It's like a choose your own adventure so the choice is yours! It is my hope that you not only give some of these methods a try but that it lets loose the desire to get creative and experiment more. I don't believe in ever telling anyone that there is only one way to do things. Art is meant to be experimented with, explored and open to change so let's have some fun!
This video is PART TWO of what is now a THREE part video series. I had some major technical issues that I explain at the end so we now have a trilogy! You can stop at part one or you can watch the whole series where we take these bears further. Again - the choice is yours!
Resin I use is Nerpa resin found here: https://www.nerpa.ca/
It is a sustainable made bio-based epoxy like no other. You can read about their sustainability and safety here: https://www.nerpa.ca/pages/sustainabi...
For the Black Diamond Glow in the Dark Pigments here: https://www.blackdiamondpigments.com/...
If you're interested in the wooden bear shapes I sell those along with others like wolves, eagles, moose etc. For those you can simply click on the product tags.
8 Comments
Ur channel gives me so much inspiration as it’s the exact kind of resin art work I enjoy making.
Guess it doesn’t hurt seeing the Northern Lights are #1 on my bucket list!
Being determined to follow through & deliver what u promised us,
is admirable!
Thank you for sharing the process, showing us tips/tricks to make it our own & giving precise detail on the steps/stages of the process so everyone can follow along or go back to reference the steps at a later time!
We all understand things in our own way, I am someone that needs hyper specific instructions as anything left up to interpretation will torment my process from ever starting.
I’ll overthink it, convinced that it will be a waste of materials if I don’t get it perfect.
Knowing I can save your videos & rewatch the process anytime I need to gives me so much peace of mind, plus keeps me from getting in my own way!
Personal I don't really get people use glow in the dark on things like this, because who sit in the dark looking at glowing coasters, trays etc. 😄
I keep studying and studying your videos and I'm just about ready to experiment lol! I'm not very experienced with resin yet but this is something I really want to try! I hope you enjoy your Northern Lights show!
Learn Three Different Methods to Create Different Northern Lights Looks with Resin - PART TWO
Bouncing Off The Walls Resin Art
1,911 views
Continuing our experimenting from Part One in this Part Two tutorial I will show you the next steps for achieving Northern Lights with Glow in the Dark resin. Because there are three methods you may want to break the video up and try one at a time or perhaps you're feeling adventurous and want to just go for all three in one resin pour. It's like a choose your own adventure so the choice is yours! It is my hope that you not only give some of these methods a try but that it lets loose the desire to get creative and experiment more. I don't believe in ever telling anyone that there is only one way to do things. Art is meant to be experimented with, explored and open to change so let's have some fun!
This video is PART TWO of what is now a THREE part video series. I had some major technical issues that I explain at the end so we now have a trilogy! You can stop at part one or you can watch the whole series where we take these bears further. Again - the choice is yours!
Resin I use is Nerpa resin found here: https://www.nerpa.ca/
It is a sustainable made bio-based epoxy like no other. You can read about their sustainability and safety here: https://www.nerpa.ca/pages/sustainabi...
For the Black Diamond Glow in the Dark Pigments here: https://www.blackdiamondpigments.com/...
If you're interested in the wooden bear shapes I sell those along with others like wolves, eagles, moose etc. For those you can simply click on the product tags.