Pro Tips: Resin & Fluid Art

The Halo Bloom Blowout is an exquisite fluid art technique that offers endless opportunities for creativity and personalization. Its soft, radiant effects add a unique dimension to any piece, making it a standout addition to your portfolio. Whether you’re drawn to dreamy pastels, bold metallics, or dramatic contrasts, this technique lets you create mesmerizing, one-of-a-kind art that captures attention and imagination.

Ready to give it a try? Set up your spinner, pick your colors, and let the magic of the Halo Bloom Blowout transform your canvas into a masterpiece!

The cloud technique offers endless creative possibilities and adds a unique, dreamy quality to your fluid art. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, this technique is a fun and rewarding way to expand your skills and create captivating pieces. With its soft textures and flowing patterns, the cloud technique is sure to leave you—and anyone who sees your work—amazed. :)

Resin art offers a canvas for creativity, and the use of metal inclusions is becoming a popular trend among professional artists. Metal inclusions, ranging from delicate foils to intricate objects, can add a unique aesthetic and depth to resin pieces. In this process, the choice of metal significantly influences the final look. Gold and silver foils can add elegance, while copper or brass can lend a vintage feel. Our durable silicone molds at LoliVefe.com and our MDF boards can accommodate various metal inclusions, allowing for creative experimentation. Incorporating metal requires careful planning, as placement can affect the resin flow and final...

Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) has become a popular choice for artists working in fluid art, resin, and mixed media. This engineered wood product, available at LoliVefe.com in round and square formats, offers several advantages over traditional canvas, making it an excellent choice for your next art project.MDF boards provide a solid, smooth surface that's perfect for fluid art techniques. The non-absorbent nature of MDF allows paints and resins to glide across the surface, creating stunning, flowing patterns. Unlike canvas, there's no risk of your artwork sinking or warping, ensuring a flat, even finish every time.For resin artists, MDF boards are...

Awesome! You got your mat and have been busy having fun. Now what? The paint has dried and the peeling part was fun for a while, but man, this will take forever! To clean the little bits off if they dry on the mat, use soapy water or soak it in a sink/tub and scrub off the bits with a sponge that has the scrubby part on the back.   Alternatively, packing tape works masterfully! And is super quick.  Check out a video here