Painting my First Layered Resin Painting (it's 3D!)

This time I painted a layered epoxy resin painting to create a fancy 3D effect!

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🧰 MATERIALS:
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- Glasscast 3 Epoxy Resin
- UV Resin
- Foamboard
- Mold release

🔨 TOOLS:
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- Sandpaper
- Hot glue gun
- Heat gun
- Misc brushes & sponges

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[Nerdforge]

The camera had some issues capturing the depth of the layers, but it looks very trippy! What other kind of motifs could look cool using this technique? 🤔

[kamaracso]

A minute of silence for those amazing mountains.

[Miscast]

Oh my god, wow. What a beautiful result. I looove the colours

[Smooxox]

This is the first video of yours I've watched, I've just come from watching Jazzas and Chloe rose's video and loved all 3 videos, this turned out absolutely devine, you're so talented 😍

[jolsevi]

This is so cool!! Btw, this effect is called “parallax”. You can make it even more apparent by having the resin layers increase in thickness as you get closer to the foreground. ✨🌳🖤

[ontargetarchery]

Can we just pause for a moment and appreciate her painting skills! 3D or not this is an amazing painting

[leonardfibigerlewis]

Absolutely amazing! Here is an idea: fit a strip of narrow led’s (probably warm white) at too and bottom behind the ‘tree layer’. The light should then shine through and illuminate that layer, enabling an even more 3d effect. I did this before (using the led’s on layered resin and if done correctly it may very well blow your mind.)

[danaondrackova]

every layer more I was like "wow" "woow" wooow" "WOOOOW!" you should seriously try resing landscape of an underwater town or burried treasure with fishes and oh my gosh the possibilities!

[orkayaker]

Gorgeous. Wish the canvas size was larger so you could see the clouds and mountains you did at the beginning because they kind of got covered up. But what a talent!! 👏👏

[rozertigga]

I just saw a glance of this art in jazza's resin art video and i came all way through to see this masterpiece 😍😍😍 and it's worth it ✨

[Zakethehero]

She just painted those clouds and mountains so effortlessly... my goodness, she is just so insanely talented.

[terakhirgwmakan]

After seeing several artists try to paint resin like her, I think her paintings are still the most amazing

[jennylawson]

This is not only a great idea, but it showcases what other things can be created with this technique. Amazing job and thank you for being so inspiring ❤️

[erin]

Yeah, the camera only has one "eye", basically, so everything gets flattened and it's really hard to see the depth. But it looks pretty cool!

[uiffegl]

Just a tip: If you pour resin, the best way is in the corner and dont change position of pouring until all surface is filled.

[thewestfire]

I wish I was half as artistically gifted as Martina. Her painting is next level, and her Fantasy has such a realistic look to it, it’s crazy.

[EvesterBee]

I was so sad when the mountains got covered up but the end piece just looks incredible!!! This is amazing!

[suzannebaxter]

A modern day female Leonardo Da Vinci your passion for your art is so magnetic and so engaging that I am saddened once its finished, but I have never seen anyone have as much different layers to their talent as you, and so many mediums that you engage in it is simply mind bobbling. Your smile and your cheerful persona is so engaging so magnetic I don't want to leave.
This piece is beyond stunning

[SteelPhoenyx]

Beautiful! This reminds me of the layered cell technique used in traditional Disney animation... like Bambi, Snow White, etc. Very inspiring!

[fallenwallgaming]

I bet using neon fluorescent paints and glow in the dark paint you could make some seriously wild paintings. Add glow in the dark paint in a lower level, using this one as an example, behind the tree then using UV led strips on the bottom top and sides you could make a glowing light come from behind the tree. Just some ideas for future projects.