That's so great to hear! Hope your parents will ease up if you prove that you can do art for a living :)) All the best for your ventures!

this is so heartwarming. i hope your art journey goes well 🤍✨

Ohhhh awesome tips!! Thanks!

Pleasure :D:D

Thank you! 😊

Yess! Resin makes all the difference!

Yess! Enjoy!

Sama samaaa! :D

Welcome! :D:D

No worries!

My pleasure 😊

Pleasure!

Thank you 😄 I haven't sculpted anything else for a while.. hope I don't forget the experience haha

So happy it was useful for you!

I wish i get a chance to make more. It's so much fun!

"As far as I know"... so you didn't research it yourself?

@@onyxxxyno It didn't mean this person didn't made research, it could exactly mean that she exactly made research about it. The only fact she could advert about it proove that she have the knowledge by research or experience; SO beware of your misinterpretation of reality. Beside, it's sad that facing an advert like that, that is very important, your only concern is only about a expression in her comment, while it's only a superficial detail. But its like in this proverb "when the wise man show the moon, the idiot watch the finger"...So beware to not focus on something useless, while her comment is very useful. Yes we need gloves and mask, resin is toxic and dangerous, and not safe for aquatic environnement so it shouldn't be thrown in water. Because, like this person i made researches, in case you would have a fake interpretation of my words. By your reaction, you allow others to not take her comment seriously, while it have to be take seriously. So be careful about what you discredit. You should even thanks her to advert people, instead to attack her on a useless thing that come only from your interpretation that may not fit to reality (and proof is that she know we should be careful)

@@onyxxxyno They are not a total expert but at least heard/read that you do need precaution. I appreciate that they even said anything - better have some good info than not having any.

Gloves should always be used when handling resin in general, not just when UV lamps are involved. Ventilation is also important and a respirator is always good just to be safe (definitely required depending on the space or total exposure to the fumes and the strength of the respirator varies,) and if you're particularly clumsy, have sensitive eyes, or need to sand anything goggles would be handy. Always make sure you keep supplies nearby to clean up in case of spills. You should also avoid pointing the UV light towards your face and eyes like we see in the video and should probably keep your hands out from under it, moreso because it's unnecessary to have them under there or move the lamp itself around but there's also potential to damage your vision at least temporarily if you look at the light. KZfaq's got plenty of stuff about resin safety and the potential hazards involved (such as epoxy poisoning from the fumes,) and of course always read the label before deciding on the product.

I imagine a gel manicure UV-light process IN gloves D:D:D:D:D:D

I love clayy! :D hope you enjoy playing with clay as well :D:D

Have fun!

This was also an experiment for me! Happy to know I can glaze with resin now! :D

😊 thank you

Pleasure :D

There are acrylic glazes you can use but after a while they turn a bit sticky, which is why I much prefer resin. Or u cn also leave it bare, but it won't be waterproof

Hehe thank you! but yes, there's plenty I can't do xD

I'm not too sure of the effects of the watercolor without glaze. But acrylics should have the same finish as if you paint on canvas. Resin basically makes the ducks waterproof and glossy.

I used resin. I explained in the video 😁

I didn't, it needs to be covered completely with paint in order for the grey of the clay to not show up

Thank you for the tip! xD I think it's bit too late now, but I'll take it into consideration next time haha

I'm not sure if you can use watercolor with polymer clay (I've never tried), but I think you can use acrylic instead to paint polymer once it's dry, then glaze with resin.

I think you'd need to put porcelain in the kiln to harden it completely... Unless you're talking about something like homemade cold porcelain, which is completely different

Oh I see! Thanks for the tips! It was my first time ever using resin 😊

@@Nianiani lol i have never even bought it haha i just watch lots of art videos and i love your channel, i wanted you to be safe

Nice tip! I'm kind of allergic to my own sweat though, so I usually have to use cotton gloves underneath, which makes moving my fingers a bit hard with the double layer. The resin is sticky.. so if I want to take off my gloves and put it back on I find that it would be bothersome. But Yes, I think this would be useful for those who doesn't have allergies like me :)

Hmmm I'm guessing yes.. but it would take so long to make sure each coat is dry

There was no brand written on the bottle.. but its uv resin

I really love the master piece you made 😊

It's dead 🙃😅

Paper clay is super hard when it's dry, you would have to saturate it with water in order to reactivate it. As in, fully submerge the piece for a very long time.

@@nineblackgoats what if its earth based clay, like jovi?

@@wahfleenjoyer also safe! But if you're not sure, you can spray a coat or two of clear matte acrylic varnish on your piece before painting to seal the clay. I use citadel army painter and it works wonder.

@@nineblackgoats Oh, okay! Thank you so much!!!!! 🩷🩷 I’ll try doing this 🩷 Thanks again!!