Pro Tips: Resin & Fluid Art

Welcome back to our blog series, “Pro Tips: Resin & Fluid Art.” Today, we’re adding a touch of sparkle to our creations by exploring the use of glitter in resin art. Why Use Glitter in Resin Art? Glitter adds a unique dimension to resin art, creating a sense of depth and movement. It catches the light, adding a dynamic element that changes depending on the viewer’s perspective. Whether you’re aiming for a subtle shimmer or a bold sparkle, glitter can elevate your resin art to new heights. Choosing Your Glitter Glitter comes in a variety of forms, each creating a...

Resin art is a medium that offers endless possibilities for creativity and innovation. One of the techniques that has been gaining popularity among professional artists is layering. This method involves creating multiple layers of resin, each with its own unique elements, to create a piece with depth and dimension. In this blog post, we will explore this technique and how our professional art supplies at LoliVefe.com can help you achieve stunning results. Layering in resin art is a meticulous process that requires patience and precision. The first step is to pour a thin layer of resin onto your work surface. This...

Check out this video on Instagram for a very quick and incredibly effective cleaning method: 1) spray with water 2) scrape a clean spot in the center using your LoliVefe Scraper and put a paper towel in the center 3) scrape to the paper towel and use it to clean your scraper off as you go 4) use a scrubbing sponge with some water to get the remaining bits of paint or resin off!It’s that easy! 🤗  

Cells, the captivating patterns seen in fluid art, are not just a result of artistic technique but also a fascinating display of scientific principles. Understanding the science behind cell formation can help artists manipulate their creations for desired effects.The formation of cells in fluid art is primarily due to differences in paint density and the interaction of these densities. When paints of varying densities are layered or mixed, the denser paint tends to sink while the lighter paint rises. This constant push and pull, known as Rayleigh-Taylor instability, results in the formation of cells.A popular additive in fluid art, Floetrol,...

Q: How does paint density affect cell formation in fluid art? A: Paint density plays a crucial role in cell formation. When paints of different densities are layered or mixed, the denser paint tends to sink while the lighter paint rises. This constant push and pull, known as Rayleigh-Taylor instability, results in the formation of cells. Even slight variations in density can lead to cell formation.Q: If I use the same paint and mixing ratios, will I still get cells? A: If you use the same paint and mixing ratios, the density and viscosity of each color should theoretically be...