Mica Powder Brush-In: How to Get a Hyper-Realistic Seahorse Resin Finish скачать в хорошем качестве

Mica Powder Brush-In: How to Get a Hyper-Realistic Seahorse Resin Finish

It's chameleon painting time again! ✨ Let’s transform a stunning, grooved seahorse mould into a dazzling, colour-shifting resin charm. Welcome to the mesmerising world of chameleon pigment and resin crafting! We're casting in this groovy seahorse mould, and its intricate design is perfect for showing off the shifting magic of chameleon pigment powder. Today's palette features three shades: a dark one to make the fins and snout pop, a light one for body accents, and a main filler colour to bring it all together. These little seahorses are absolutely gorgeous and detailed. The chameleon effect is subtle yet stunning—the contrasting pigment layers create a beautiful visual dance on the body. These can be sweet little charms or part of a bigger project, like my under-the-sea pen holder.(will be sharing next week ) What would you use yours for? Let me know in the comments! Happy crafting! Chapters: 00:00 Making a Chameleon Seahorse 00:10 Step 1 - Chameleon powder painting onto silicone mould 03:40 Step 2 - Clean up the mould 04:24 Step 3 - Mix resin + alcohol inks 04:44 Step 4 - Pour resin 06:21 Step 5 - Demould resin seahorse 08:12 Chameleon seahorse is ready Materials used for this project: Silicone mat & mixing containers Seahorse silicone mould 1:1 epoxy resin Alcohol inks (coffee, red) Chameleon pigments (Purple blue-Red-Orange, Red-Orange-Yellow, Purplish red-Blue-Green) Alcohol wipes Gloves, mask, wipes etc & a well ventilated environment If you loved this project, you might also enjoy my cherished chameleon sun-catcher:    • Beautiful kingfisher suncatcher : easy res...   Safety Warning Always ensure you work with epoxy resin in a well-ventilated area. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including nitrile gloves and a respirator suitable for organic vapours, to protect your skin and lungs. Dispose of waste materials responsibly according to local regulations. Safety first, happy crafting! #ResinArt #EpoxyResin #Seahorse #ChameleonPowder #ResinCharm #DIYCrafts