Pro Tips: Resin & Fluid Art
Brewing Creativity with Coffee Beans and Food in Resin Art
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Resin art has opened up a world of creativity, allowing artists to experiment with various materials and techniques. One of the most intriguing trends is the use of coffee beans and food items in resin art. In this installment of our Pro Tips series, we'll explore how you can incorporate these edible elements into your resin creations. Why Coffee Beans and Food? Coffee beans, with their rich color and texture, can add depth and visual interest to resin art. Other food items like dried herbs, spices, fruit slices, or even candy can create unique effects and themes within your pieces....
The Art of Gift-Giving: Why Plants Make the Perfect Presents
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Five Unexpected Ways Artists Use Silicone Mats
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Using Drywall Compound for Textured Art
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Creating texture in your artwork can add depth and interest, making your piece truly stand out. One unexpected but highly effective medium for achieving this is drywall compound. Yes, you read that right - the same material used to smooth out walls in home construction can be a game-changer in your art studio. Here's how to use drywall compound with LoliVefe's texturing tools to create stunning textured art: 1. Choose Your Compound: Drywall compound, also known as joint compound, comes in a few varieties. For art, you'll want to choose a pre-mixed, all-purpose compound due to its smooth consistency and...
The Fascinating World of Resin Petri Dish Art
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Welcome back to our blog series, “Pro Tips: Resin & Fluid Art.” Today, we’re delving into the captivating world of Resin Petri Dish Art, a trend that combines science and art in a unique and mesmerizing way. What is Resin Petri Dish Art? Resin Petri Dish Art gets its name from the resemblance to petri dishes used in scientific experiments. This art form involves dropping alcohol ink into a dish of resin, which then spreads and creates fascinating, organic patterns that look like microbial growths in a petri dish. Creating Your Own Resin Petri Dish Art Prepare Your Resin: Start...