my 3D Layered Resin Painting - I can't believe this WORKED!!

This was SO fun to film!!! Thank you so much for such a fun prompt word and I absolutely love the spin you put on yours with the word I gave you - it turned out amazingly!!

An underwater scene would be stunning with this medium. You would be able to make different types of sea creatures at different depths and really illustrate sun coming through the water.

That turned out so good!! You can really see the 3D effect with the motif you chose too! Amazing, hope you do another one 👏 And that intro had us dead 😂

Hi Jazza! I think 2 part epoxy is definitely the right way to go! Some of the UV resins I've used in the past are designed to pull up from the edges as they cure to create a dome effect and I think that's why you were getting the warping. These 3d resin paintings look so cool and I really want to have a go! If you do a bigger piece I bet it would look super cool as a huge mural and if anyone can pull it off I know it's you! Something from RPGs/tabletop games would be an awesome subject too!

his determination is unreal 😅 i would have cried and gave up after the first fail 😭 + resin costs so much

Jazza you should try making a bob ross painting using the depth of the resin! it would be so cool!

Another way to achieve this effect is to buy picture frames from the dollar store and remove the panes of glass You can paint on the back of the glass and stack the layers It’s a much cheaper and more approachable way to achieve a very similar affect

I would love to see you do Vincent van Gogh’s Stary Stary Night in a large scale! I think it would look awesome in this medium.

YES! Majoras Mask needs that representation! 2.1 million views too! You are doing Hylia's work my man! One of the best games ever made and sadly often overshadowed by Ocarina of time (Which obviously is a masterpiece as well). Glad I found this despite being a year late.

OK but imagine how cool a battle scene would be on the layered resin? Especially with fantastical elements, y'know dungeons and dragons type scene. That would be so epic in this form. Plus, it's been a hot minute since Jazza has given us a dramatic battle scene or a dragon lol.

gawd I just admire jazza's determination and courage, if I messed up the beginning, when I restart the piece I would feel rushed and pressured, most possibly won't even try it once again

Thank you for collaborating with Chloe. She deserves more followers and so do you. This channel deserves to be at 10 mil by now.

2 tips if you re-do: 1 - Put the resin in a warm water bath to make it a bit more liquidy. It will self-level better. 2 - Don't put your light right on top of the mold, It's too close. With how big it is, it can be 1-2ft away. How you have it on the movable arm at the end is the best I think.

Here's an idea. You know how some dentists' and doctors' offices have a fish tank built into the wall that allows you to see through the fish scenery to the next room? What if you built a solid resin window (or even layered glass 👀) using this same layered painting technique to create a scene that you can enjoy from both sides... THAT I would love to see!

I think old time Middle Eastern scene with layers of sand/lime-stone buildings, falcons, sand, sand mist, fruits, etc, would be a great fit for large scale project with 3D effect!

love seeing jazza collab with other artists. it's so wholesome to see jazza appreciating other artists' work and vice versa

I’d love to see a resin dragon painting. A dragon breathing fire would look amazing.

I always love seeing these 3D paintings! As a resin artist myself, I'd like to offer up if I may some tips that might help next time. First 3D printing UV resin tends to be softer than other UV resins and boils/burns if your UV lamp is too intense which is where some of your warping may be coming from. Second, oil and resin do not mix so if your oil paints are not fully cured your resin will not want to cure over top of them I would highly recommend opting for acrylics or painting with pigments while the surface is still tacky. Keep in mind when dropping alcohol inks on resin's surface that you need to give the alcohol time to dissipate before torching to avoid flames and work in thinner layers. Resins cure by a thermogenic reaction and can produce very high levels of heat. Lastly a good vacuum chamber can pull bubbles out of your UV resins while a pressure pot tends to be better for bubbles in 2 part resins (because of time). P.S Thank you for the always wonderful content and for being an amazing human being!

That's such a great artwork! I love Nerdforge, and watching Martina make hers.

Gotta love the majors mask art!!!!! Awesome to see some amazong creativity being displayed for such creatively made and inspiring games!