Wow amazing!!! i have bought resin and saw some of your other vids and you are amazing!! thank you for being the only one who actually gives a tutorial on how it is done!!! Thank you so much for the help!!!
This is so great, thanks for the video. Love the background music, could listen to this for hours. I do mostly wood burning (pyrography) art, but I'd really love to give this a try, I want to make a coffee table out of a partially milled log and dig out a good section of the surface to make it look like a little koi pond. This is very inspiring, thanks again for taking the time to make this ;-)
Just a tip for anyone who wants to try this> use a UV resin. I did two of these, both were octopus, with regular resin and they came out excellent but the time required for the resin to setup was a pain and the hardner will go bad after awhile if not used (turns an amber color). I haven’t tried the UV resin except on an iPhone screen but that resin sets up instantly once the UV light is applied.
Oh...me too. I'm always awed when artists make it look so easy. But I reckon that's why they're artists and I'm a crazy person who probably shouldn't be trusted with epoxy. ;)
Sensacional!! era tudo q eu procurava, tdo q eu precisava ver! Um passo a passo mais claro q este ñ encontrarei! muito obrigada!!! seus peixes são lindos, perfeitos, os melhores do youtube. Parabéns! Ameiiii!!!!
Amazing art... the good thing is no animal harmed...I hate when people put spider, scorpion and/or insects in resin. its an awesome job and looks so realistic. thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for sharing the finer details of your awe-inspiring art, the apparently simple steps you explain are deceptive as having the ability to know what these might be is what differentiates an artist from the rest of us, and its big of you indeed to let us see - one question, just how thin is a "thin layer of resin'? Obviously it's the depth of a goldfish (or whatever) divided by the number of layers, so in this instance would that be something like @20mm divided by 6 = a layer of 3-4mm thick?
it is around 2 mm let's say a toothpick roundness ... in water or resin the goldfish go to be flat so you do not really need to make those 20mm ...also because much of the bottom part of goldfish is under and you don't really see it so ...4 layers of 2mm each and you get the 3d goldfish . if we talk about much bigger goldfish well you need more layers.
Hi Gerardo. How do you know, how many layers you'll need to paint a fish? Love your art. :) Do you have any experience with a product called ecopoxy? Would that do the job as well as the resin you use? I think the Ecopoxy isn't that poison to you and the environment. Best regards from Karina.
hi great work...just 1 question do you mix resin and hardner together in the beginning and pour in bowl...wat abt the end part anything to make the finishing glossy or thats it.
This is great! But I think it would be explained more if you tell us which part of the fish are you painting on which layer. like for the first layer just the base, second layer the outline of the fish, third layer the eyes and mouth and so on. But all in all it is great. Thanks
+Cherry Ho yes the resins should be dry and every layer you have to wait at least overnight before paint . yes it takes time some time also weeks . if you use resins once you will understand why you can not paint in a liquid resins .
+Cherry Ho czcams.com/video/72eoLsqkpREc/video.htmlheck this my video and this czcams.com/video/ab-_8tizC5Iy/video.htmlou have a lot to learn from them ... the storage it is not problem once you finish the work it will dry hard like a glass and its not so easy to scratch
I use Epoxy resin any clear epoxy resin will do... and yes should be acrylic , because oil take very long to dry ... but I never try oil you maybe can try it ... it is imperative that the colour are complete dry before you pour your resins....
Awsome videos i found them because i have this crazy idea but no idea how to acomplish it in which this amazing art style may be my solution... would this still work for a much latgerr size area outdoors inside the balcony floor and where people will step on it from time to time? Im thinking i could do the fish and plants in those small containers and then take it out and just put it on the place i wanted them to be and just fill the rest of that huge area with resin?
you can ! keep in mind resin it is very expensive ... and to cover big area it cost money. second it is not good for out door ... in door OK also if they walk on it . but with time get bad ! and more important , resins it is like water so must be hold by something if not will spread all around ... before take big project I think you should talk with whom will sell you the resins... if you never used resin ... you can make big mess ... and it is also a dangerous medium to use because it is flammable ,,, and some resins are also toxic.
Indeed the biggest i could buy 700g or so was 50Eur it is gona be hell expensive... but something just marvelous to walk on inside my garden in the balcony... it can be closed so no rain will enter or resin will get out and i researched a bit on it as well know about the dangers and how it will not be clear forever.... you say ok but in time is bad for stepping on it? Will it crack? D: maybe theres a coat of some kind i could use on top to protect it? My balcony has this step down like 5cm high and making it even with the entrance would be a huge bonus
resin with climate change works in different ways ... then if it is very hot the resin expands, but if it is very cold it shrink ... especially if your balcony has shiny tiles ??? so it could break with time ... but the main problem remains ... how and with what do you do the perimeter of the balcony where you should put the resin ???? remember it is like to pour water .. if you can solve these problems well ... you can protect the surface with the Plexiglas. and when it looks bad you change it.
Its made of stone or rock of some kind so very cold and no shiny tiles, wont get much heat from direct sun prob all my plants are more low sun... the perimeter is like alrdy made basicly its a big rectangle hole in the ground. Maybe it would look nice just one last question i rly dont want to be a bother xD resin its rly the only material for a water like finish for this isnt it?
Thank you so much for sharing your work and teaching us in the process! I've never tried this before but I want to give it a try. How do you know how much detail to include on each layer? Also, where can we look to purchase something you have painted? Thank you again!
czcams.com/video/b_4sB-2hMxA/video.html if you want paint goldfish check this video and just follow it ... or this czcams.com/video/72eoLsqkpRE/video.html if you like to buy some of my art just visit my web page and check if you like something.....in "Gallery-Shop ". thanks
How durable would this be as, say, a keychain...? I want to do a layered piece for a friend that he can keep with him, but I'm worried that without a supporting border the layers will split apart during use.
Thanks. I found a really cheap bottle (16 oz. for 5.98 US$.) Oh, and I really enjoyed your video,. When I first saw this art, the only thing I wanted to do was learn how to do it. :)
thanks so much for sharing. you're a true artist who is not afraid on divide your tecnics. you deserve my respect.
I just received one of his pieces and they are amazing! People cannot believe the fish aren't real! Love it!
The color you draw with it Acrylic ??
Wow amazing!!! i have bought resin and saw some of your other vids and you are amazing!! thank you for being the only one who actually gives a tutorial on how it is done!!! Thank you so much for the help!!!
You make it look easy...I guess I've gotta keep doing it. Thank you so much for video. Nice joint.
You are so kind and patient, the way you answer everyone's questions and queries. An amazing artist and a very nice person. You don't see that often!
thank you.
Thank you for taking time to teach us!
this was MUCH needed!!! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with the world
Love your work and your kindness to share the technique with us al! :)))
Thank you so much for this very helpful tutorial
This was so helpful. Thank you so much for sharing.
Muchas gracias Gerardo por compartir...
This is so great, thanks for the video. Love the background music, could listen to this for hours. I do mostly wood burning (pyrography) art, but I'd really love to give this a try, I want to make a coffee table out of a partially milled log and dig out a good section of the surface to make it look like a little koi pond. This is very inspiring, thanks again for taking the time to make this ;-)
awesome idea man!!
Guided Boosy Energy Meditation by the album Soothing Guided Meditations
Just a tip for anyone who wants to try this> use a UV resin. I did two of these, both were octopus, with regular resin and they came out excellent but the time required for the resin to setup was a pain and the hardner will go bad after awhile if not used (turns an amber color). I haven’t tried the UV resin except on an iPhone screen but that resin sets up instantly once the UV light is applied.
mine still turned out lookin like a drowned carrot
Oh...me too. I'm always awed when artists make it look so easy. But I reckon that's why they're artists and I'm a crazy person who probably shouldn't be trusted with epoxy. ;)
Amazing artist...cool guy
Sensacional!! era tudo q eu procurava, tdo q eu precisava ver! Um passo a passo mais claro q este ñ encontrarei! muito obrigada!!! seus peixes são lindos, perfeitos, os melhores do youtube. Parabéns! Ameiiii!!!!
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i was going to say Gesso and paint maybe ..but really pretty i would love to come across you one day so i might buy one.. i have fish and adore them
Amazing art... the good thing is no animal harmed...I hate when people put spider, scorpion and/or insects in resin.
its an awesome job and looks so realistic. thanks for sharing.
Only time that I'm okay with it is when they're dead.
Fantastic talent.
Well explained... Thank you so much..
Thanks for sharing. Great!
Thank you for your detailed video. still trying to wrap my head around the layering process. How you decide to paint what part?
Great work.I think if you can make a few gap or distance in between layers ,it will provide more 3D appearance!
Simplesmente maravilhoso!!! Lindo trabalho..tem tutorial em português?
Great work!
so relaxing
Amazing..thnx soo much
Thanks so much for sharing the finer details of your awe-inspiring art, the apparently simple steps you explain are deceptive as having the ability to know what these might be is what differentiates an artist from the rest of us, and its big of you indeed to let us see - one question, just how thin is a "thin layer of resin'? Obviously it's the depth of a goldfish (or whatever) divided by the number of layers, so in this instance would that be something like @20mm divided by 6 = a layer of 3-4mm thick?
it is around 2 mm let's say a toothpick roundness ... in water or resin the goldfish go to be flat so you do not really need to make those 20mm ...also because much of the bottom part of goldfish is under and you don't really see it so ...4 layers of 2mm each and you get the 3d goldfish . if we talk about much bigger goldfish well you need more layers.
Hi Gerardo. How do you know, how many layers you'll need to paint a fish? Love your art. :) Do you have any experience with a product called ecopoxy? Would that do the job as well as the resin you use? I think the Ecopoxy isn't that poison to you and the environment. Best regards from Karina.
hi great work...just 1 question do you mix resin and hardner together in the beginning and pour in bowl...wat abt the end part anything to make the finishing glossy or thats it.
+beautychickk yes only pour last layer on top and that's it ....
This helped me understand layering also what's the music playing?
thank you very much sir
So cute
I thought of doing this with Dr cases inspired by you but they would maybe be too thick
THANKS SO LOT
Beautiful Talent💜 You're using watercolors?
What you use for acrylic paint not to dry out? Please advice. You have amazing gift.
Thanks ... Yes just normal acrylic color ... they are good because dry fast ... and not waiting to long .
That was clearly a joint ;)
I was about to say the same.. lol!
This is great! But I think it would be explained more if you tell us which part of the fish are you painting on which layer. like for the first layer just the base, second layer the outline of the fish, third layer the eyes and mouth and so on. But all in all it is great. Thanks
czcams.com/video/DMWUgBWSoaY/video.html
Your work is very Beautiful,, What kind of paper are you painting on...
that is plastic sheets. to show the different layers.
Hi! Love ur detail explanation! Just wanna ask if it's a must to let the resin dry overnight every layer? That would take days to finish
+Cherry Ho yes the resins should be dry and every layer you have to wait at least overnight before paint . yes it takes time some time also weeks . if you use resins once you will understand why you can not paint in a liquid resins .
Thanks! I'm so desperate to try! I'd like to ask how thick should each layer be? And how to store the finish product from scratch or something?
+Cherry Ho czcams.com/video/72eoLsqkpREc/video.htmlheck this my video and this czcams.com/video/ab-_8tizC5Iy/video.htmlou have a lot to learn from them ... the storage it is not problem once you finish the work it will dry hard like a glass and its not so easy to scratch
Thanks soooooo much! I can't wait to try
Could you tell me what type of resin you use? Also, does it have to be acrylic paint? Can I use oil paint? Many thanks in advance!
I use Epoxy resin any clear epoxy resin will do... and yes should be acrylic , because oil take very long to dry ... but I never try oil you maybe can try it ... it is imperative that the colour are complete dry before you pour your resins....
Awsome videos i found them because i have this crazy idea but no idea how to acomplish it in which this amazing art style may be my solution... would this still work for a much latgerr size area outdoors inside the balcony floor and where people will step on it from time to time? Im thinking i could do the fish and plants in those small containers and then take it out and just put it on the place i wanted them to be and just fill the rest of that huge area with resin?
you can ! keep in mind resin it is very expensive ... and to cover big area it cost money. second it is not good for out door ... in door OK also if they walk on it . but with time get bad ! and more important , resins it is like water so must be hold by something if not will spread all around ... before take big project I think you should talk with whom will sell you the resins... if you never used resin ... you can make big mess ... and it is also a dangerous medium to use because it is flammable ,,, and some resins are also toxic.
Indeed the biggest i could buy 700g or so was 50Eur it is gona be hell expensive... but something just marvelous to walk on inside my garden in the balcony... it can be closed so no rain will enter or resin will get out and i researched a bit on it as well know about the dangers and how it will not be clear forever.... you say ok but in time is bad for stepping on it? Will it crack? D: maybe theres a coat of some kind i could use on top to protect it? My balcony has this step down like 5cm high and making it even with the entrance would be a huge bonus
resin with climate change works in different ways ... then if it is very hot the resin expands, but if it is very cold it shrink ... especially if your balcony has shiny tiles ??? so it could break with time ... but the main problem remains ... how and with what do you do the perimeter of the balcony where you should put the resin ???? remember it is like to pour water ..
if you can solve these problems well ... you can protect the surface with the Plexiglas. and when it looks bad you change it.
Its made of stone or rock of some kind so very cold and no shiny tiles, wont get much heat from direct sun prob all my plants are more low sun... the perimeter is like alrdy made basicly its a big rectangle hole in the ground. Maybe it would look nice just one last question i rly dont want to be a bother xD resin its rly the only material for a water like finish for this isnt it?
if so ... it can be done ! yes resin is the only medium look like water . I don t know of any other material
Thankyou.
Thank you so much for sharing your work and teaching us in the process! I've never tried this before but I want to give it a try. How do you know how much detail to include on each layer? Also, where can we look to purchase something you have painted? Thank you again!
czcams.com/video/b_4sB-2hMxA/video.html
if you want paint goldfish check this video and just follow it ...
or this
czcams.com/video/72eoLsqkpRE/video.html
if you like to buy some of my art just visit my web page and check if you like something.....in "Gallery-Shop ". thanks
Nice
great. what kind of paint did you use
Acrylic ... normal acrylic color.
@@chierchiagerardo thanks
how do you blend in the scales on the fish?
+uriel velasquez czcams.com/video/b_4sB-2hMxA/video.html have look a this ...
How durable would this be as, say, a keychain...? I want to do a layered piece for a friend that he can keep with him, but I'm worried that without a supporting border the layers will split apart during use.
resin is exactly liquid like water and behaves exactly like water ... for this you need a support
I have the casting mold. I meant will it break apart easily once hardened if done in layers this way?
@@lisafoster4468 the only mold I know for resins are made of silicon ... if you have silicon mold ok. you can go easy for it.
Hi, What type/kind of resin do you use? Thanks
clear cast epoxy resin
ok thank you
where do you buy the contains in wood? Q_Q
they are called MASU CUPS they are from Japan so check the web for something ...
which type painting material and resins using for this work pls explain and where will get
+HAVIR SALEEM SALEEM you need Epoxy Resins CLEAR CAST ...you still can find it on ebay... I think!!!
+HAVIR SALEEM SALEEM you can also find hard setting gel ( resin) in the floral section of some stores.
hi,can i use varnish instead of resin
I don't know this ... but maybe the vanish do not dry well if is used in big quantity ...
what type of resin you are using?i mean the brand name and type?plz reply
+rakhi r kumar clear cast epoxy resin
gerardo chierchia thank u
And by the way I thought the end result was fantastic
What kind of paint was used acrylic ?
+Claire Slater yes
Onde consigo comprar as tintas
acrílico
Where do you get resin from? How much is it usually?
you can get from ebay or if you are in usa from amazon ... it is about 60 usd a litre ... expensive! just look for Epoxy clear resin for casting .
Thanks. I found a really cheap bottle (16 oz. for 5.98 US$.) Oh, and I really enjoyed your video,. When I first saw this art, the only thing I wanted to do was learn how to do it. :)
wt is that gum name
+naseer khan epoxy resin
Was that a joint in his hand ? Lmao !!!!!!!
it certainly looked like one! Wonderful artist. The joint probably added to his creativity...LOL
cool video, next time puff puf then pass lol
That was clearly weed xD it's nice to see artists smoke weed for creativity and patience.
you dint explain anything. Good job.