Re-purposed Wall Art with EnviroTex Lite® Resin

I posted a few weeks ago a piece of art created and then coated in Envirotex Lite®. Today I am sharing her sister with a few changes!

Materials:

EnviroTex Lite®

Canvas (got this from a store changing decor)

Ann Butler Designs Iridescent Paint

Mono Printed Papers

Tombow Mono Glue

Dreamweaver Stencil Paste (Matte Black)

Acrylic Paint

Instructions:

Find a piece to up-cycle.

Make a bunch of mono prints using a gelatin plate of your choice. Tear them into strips.

Starting at the top of the canvas, layer the strips! I used the Tombow glue to attach all paper strips.

Continue to work down the canvas. I was going for a sunset look so I layered accordingly.

I flipped the canvas upside down and started applying greens for the landscape.

After the canvas was covered I allowed it to dry.

I then painted a rough tree outline with branches flowing more than stiff.

The texture was added using the stencil paste and a palette knife.

Once dry I did the dry brush of earthy colors over the paste and let dry. I wanted a little shimmer so I used Iridescents.

THE MAGIC HAPPENS - Enter EnviroTex Lite® Pour On Resin!!!

I mixed the resin in small batches to insure complete mixing for the best result! Measure out equal amounts of the EnviroTex Lite® resin and hardener.

Mix together and stir for 2 minutes. Pour into a second cup and stir for 1 minute.

I do this in the garage with a tarp covering anything I don't want resin to get dripped on and leave a permanent spot. I prop the art on some cups so the art does not stick to the table.