Wonderful. So glad you find it helpful.

Thank you. And I’m glad it has inspired you to create again. Have fun! 😊

The green may not be showing well due to different monitors. But it’s on the left. It shows more in person.

Yes, Jennifer was clever to use that tray. Thanks for commenting on her video. And have great fun creating.

Thank you! Cheers! Glad you like it!

Glad you like it!

Thank you. Yes I’m not very experienced with video creating, so sorry about the glare.

Good quality Acrylic paints & acrylic inks can be used, yes. You may not get same effects as mica powders. Any paint with higher water content will not work well with resin, & may cause curing issues. When adding any colourants, be sure to use smallest amount colourant possible to achieve desired colour, up to a maximum of 10% colour to resin ratio. Too much of any colourant added, can affect the sensitive chemical balance of epoxy resins ability to cure correctly.

Regular glitter acts more like an embellishment, since it does not colour the resin. Mica powder colours the resin, and can be manipulated around the piece. Regular glitter once applied, typically is left in place where applied. because if you try to spread it out, and manipulate it too much, you will have lumps & bumps under your resin.

Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you! Cheers!

Yes, so sorry about that. I’m not experienced in videos or editing.

Thanks so much 😊

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Thank you. I’m glad you like it too 😀

Thank you

Thank you

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That’s wonderful. And thank you. I grew up in the Yukon, & went to Alaska for many long weekends & ball tournaments. I was fortunate to see the northern lights dance many times.

Awe thank you.

Jess did a beautiful job

Jennifer did a great job in the tutorial. mica powder will not give quite the same effect. It does still look pretty in resin though.

I’m now using iCoat Countertop/Art resin for my resin art paintings.

Hmm I’ve not tried that. but you could experiment.

The sites are listed in the link section under the video.

These were a few samples sizes I made up at the time specifically for Jen (for helping create some KZfaq videos for us and showing her process using these).

Awe thank you so much. Interference colours are fun to work with in any medium.

Awe … thank you. I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Cheers 💕 Michele

Thank you 🌻💕

Thank you so very much. I appreciate your kind compliments. Greetings back to you. I’m also in Canada. 🥰

Thank you so much. I’m hoping to do more soon. Cheers, Michele

Thank you 🙏

Hello. Many people do create with resin on canvas. You can prime the canvas with gesso or any primer with sealer. Any previous paint must be fully cured prior to adding resin. Also, If using canvas, you will need to support the underside, so the resin doesn’t pool in the centre. Another option is, some people give the back side of canvas a coat of resin first, then let dry flat, to add firmer support when creating on the front. I personally prefer hard wood panels, but have on occasion used canvas.

Hello, some people do create with resin on canvas. I prefer not to as I like the results better on hard wood panels. However if you’d like to, you’ll need to support the back of the canvas with something solid to prevent the resin sinking & pooling in to the middle, and pulling away from the sides. Some people use cardboard. Some people will put a layer of resin in the backside, let it cure, then it will create the sturdier more solid front. Many canvases come preprimed, but you may want to use a complimentary base colour (tint the primer or use acrylic paint if already primed) to what your resin creation colours will be.

Thank you very much! I do Love seeing everyone’s creations. I hope you do & Enjoy it! 🥰

Awe thank you so much! I do appreciate your feedback. Cheers, Michele

Hello, I have not tried it with acrylics. the effects would be a bit different, but it is possible. Of course With acrylics you can control more of the design with brushwork as well. 😃

Sorry I don’t know what you are asking?

I’m glad to hear you enjoyed it. Thank you 😀