Resin can move until it hardens, pencil strokes never look the same, nothing can be drawn exactly how it is imagined. Photographs can be blurred and colours on paintings can look different when dry as when wet.
Art doesn't have to be perfect because every art is unique
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It moves, it creates bubbles, sometimes the colours mix.. It never turns out the way it was poured. This helps me alot to learn that arts mostly isn't something that I can control and there is no such thing as ugly art, everything is unique.
I am that kind of artist, who's never confident in doing arts. Is it good enough? Is it perfect? Have any mistakes been made?
Resin is kinda unpredictable, especially when you can't let it harden in the same area as it has been poured.
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Resin-art things that bother me part 1:
There are way cheaper resins which I can easier afford than what I'm currently using, but these need safety measures that I just do not have because of my current living situation. But I also can hardly afford the resin I'm used to..
Also this is one smal project I did with the very last resin I got. I'll upload the sanded result as soon as I'm finished
#resin#artwork#ArtistOnTwitter#beach
#Throwback to the earrings I made the last months
To do earring-designs:
▪︎bubbletea
▪︎ouija
▪︎runestones
▪︎turtles
▪︎flowers
▪︎puzzle
▪︎potion
▪︎spelljar?
#art#artist#design#resin#earrings
Important stuff while working with #resin:
#SafetyFirst
Never forgett that working with resin means working with chemicals. You need to protect yourself wearing gloves and a mask (especially if you're working inside).
I totally hate it when a pour starts looking really good until the resin decides to move things around.
It was such a nice notebook cover until the resin started moving the glitter where it isn't supposed to be. Now it's all over the motive and you can't see shit -.-