Realize a sea work of art step by step, with Joyce

On the {{tosize_get_product_url_by_sku('MDF Blank', 'mdf panee', 'category')|raw}} l I made an artwork of a sea of, among other things, resin and sand. The work is finished with an aluminum edge.

I first gave the panel two good coats of black gesso. Then I attached the aluminum edge and taped it with painter's tape. For the sand I put a thin layer of casting resin on part of the panel. Here I pressed a thick layer of sand. After 24 hours I removed the loose sand. After this I applied the first layer of water with clear casting resin. That's where I put the shells in. On the edge of the water I applied white casting resin (white one mixed with pigment paste) and spread it widely by blowing with a straw. Let this dry well first. The second layer of water has been given a somewhat transparent turquoise color by means of acrylic ink. The casting resin should be a bit thick so that you get height. Also here I blown the white border. Make sure it is dry before continuing. The last wave consists of two opaque shades of turquoise using acrylic ink for a gradient and again a white border. I also blown out some white here on the water. If necessary, remove the masking tape in parts on areas where you are finished.

50,0 cm

Beautifully sawn panels! Very nice quality! Surface remains nice and smooth after painting.