Have you ever wondered what it would be like to make your own Ocean Inspired resin coasters, but you’ve been either too afraid to try or just don’t know where to start?

Well you’ve landed in the right place as I’ve made 1000’s of them so I know a thing or two about making them. Don’t get me wrong even now I can spectacularly mess it up BUT I’ve put together a hands on tutorial to guide you through the process.

Resin is so expense and there are hundreds of different types out, some of which are particularly nasty to use and should be avoided at all costs by novices.

But what if you new exactly what resin to use, what inks, how to use it and where to get started in the first place?

A full list of what you need

How to set up

How to work through the stages as coasters are not just one pour and then your done.

How to get those lovely wave effects without tearing your hair out.

I’ve been working with resin for over 25 years and although resins and colours have evolved so much over the year (we didn’t have any colour 25 years ago, only clear) the principles and techniques are still the same. Resin art is to some degree a chemistry process and the resin gods are not too forgiving if you try and wing it.

So what do you get with this course?

This course is a little different in that it is filmed in real time with a birds eye view of what I’m teaching exactly as I see it. I have found from teaching over the years that people need to see exactly what I’m doing close up, not from afar.

Filmed and divided into modules that follow the exact stages required for your coasters, along with some module notes that you can refer to before you actually start pouring resin.

Obviously since it’s a digital download, no materials are going to be coming down the internet to you but i do give links to the exact materials that I use and if your over the other side of the world I will point you towards the type of resin you should use. I do however have resin kits available to buy here on the website though these are only available in Ireland & EU.

So who is this course for??

Well it’s for anyone whose wondered what it’s like to use resin , make something for themselves or maybe to gift the tutorial to someone else. Maybe you’re not new to resin but you’ve been using it in a different style or techniques such as UV resin and you’re itching to try something new. Believe me this type of resin pouring is so so different from UV resin - personally I’m not a lover of UV, this is way more fun and as it’s such a fluid form of resin art, each piece is different to the next and you never know what you what you’ll achieve!