Pro Tips: Resin & Fluid Art

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! 🤗  

One of the most mesmerizing aspects of fluid art is the appearance of cells — those captivating bubble-like patterns that seem to pop up magically across the canvas. To the casual observer, cells may look like pure chance. But in reality, they are the product of fascinating scientific principles at play.

By understanding what causes cells to form, artists can learn to control, enhance, and manipulate their techniques for stunning, repeatable effects.

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...

Today, we're exploring the delicate art of preserving dried flowers in resin, a technique that allows you to capture the fleeting beauty of nature in a lasting piece of art.Dried flowers encapsulated in clear resin create stunning, three-dimensional artworks that can be used in a variety of applications, from jewelry to home decor. Here are some pro tips to help you perfect this technique:1. Choose the Right Flowers Not all flowers dry well, so it's essential to choose varieties that retain their color and shape. Some good options include roses, daisies, and lavender. Remember, thinner and smaller flowers are easier...

Creating texture in resin art can transform a simple piece into a dynamic work of art. One innovative technique that has gained popularity among artists is the use of Saran Wrap. This household item, typically found in your kitchen, can be a game-changer in your resin artistry.The process begins with your standard resin pour. Using high-quality resin and hardener ensures a clear, durable base for your artwork. Once your colored resin is mixed and poured, wait about 5 minutes to introduce the Saran Wrap.Crumple a piece of Saran Wrap and then gently lay it on the surface of the resin....