How to Make a Resin Sky Gradient｜レジンで空色グラデーションの作り方（英語字幕つき） скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Make a Resin Sky Gradient｜レジンで空色グラデーションの作り方（英語字幕つき）

日本語字幕のみのバージョンもあります 【UV Resin】空色グラデーション制作風景お見せします！ 空の雫 https://x.gd/pD8PV ※今回は着色レジンを作るためにコンタクトレンズのケースを使用しましたが、一時的に使用しているものです。本来の用途とは異なる為、動画にあげるのは迷いましたが、使用については自己責任でお願いします。 ※For this video, I temporarily used a contact lens case to mix colored resin. Please note that this is not its intended use. I hesitated to include it in the video, but please use it at your own discretion and responsibility. 0:00 Making this piece today 0:22 Creating the base 2:02 Sky gradient #1 4:20 Finishing up 6:51 Sky gradient #2 9:02 Sky gradient #3 11:24 “Drops of Sky” – All together 11:51 Thank you for watching! 11:57 Bonus clip Thank you so much for always watching my videos! This time, I’ve re-edited one of my older resin videos — the making of a piece I named “Drops of Sky” — with English subtitles added. I’d be so happy if you could feel the same sense of excitement I get while creating. I’m completely self-taught when it comes to resin, so I hope you’ll take this as just a little glimpse into “how I do it” — nothing too serious! Also, while I’ve shared similar process videos in the past, I’m constantly experimenting and evolving, so my methods may change from video to video. Thanks for your understanding! Please do not reproduce this exact design for sale. I kindly ask for your respect on this. ⸻ The story behind “Drops of Sky” There’s a beautiful view of the evening sky from my window. It shifts in color moment by moment — so fleeting, so fragile — and I often find myself reaching for my phone to capture it. Though I can’t avoid things like power lines and poles in the frame, I still edit the colors carefully, always watching the sky as I go. Little by little, these images started to fill up my camera roll. I’ve long dreamed of recreating that kind of sky — with those colors — inside a piece of resin with a flower floating in it. But pairing vivid colors with flowers is tricky… it’s hard to find the right balance. It took time and many trials before I finally settled on a simple design: a white lace flower, placed in a teardrop mold. For the background, I used real photos of the sky I’d taken as a reference, and created a soft sky-colored gradient. The finished piece is simple, but depending on how you look at it, the white lace flower might resemble a dandelion puff floating across the sky… or even a burst of fireworks in the evening light. From another angle, it looks like a completely clear drop of resin, with a tiny flower and a sunset sky reflected inside. I didn’t give this piece any strict “meaning” — I hope each person who sees it can imagine their own story. Shiny, plump, and ever-changing depending on the angle — this is how “Drops of Sky” came to be. ⸻ I know only a few people might read all the way to the end, but if you’re one of them — truly, thank you from the bottom of my heart. I’m so grateful! Thank you again!! 💐 minne https://minne.com/@pospos79 Instagram https://www.instagram.com #resinart #handmadewithlove #resinjewelry