Making Circles with Alcohol Ink - Part 2 - #YT100challenge

This is Part 2 of Making Circles using Alcohol Ink. I laid a coat of Stonecoat Art Coat Resin down and after it cured, I took Pinata Alcohol Ink Gold and using the same bottles and caps that I used in the original paining I added the golden circles on top of the layer of resin.

After the Alcohol Ink cured I put down another layer of Art Coat resin and allowed it to cure. During the curing period I did gain something unexpected to the top left corner circle. A mesquito made a crash landing right into the resin and I didn't see it until the resin was completed cured. What a bother. I will at the very least have to sand and add another layer of resin down so I am thinking on what I could do to enhance the painting. If you have any ideas please share them in the comment section.

#YT100Challenge Video #40 of 100 days of Videos

Supplies used in this video
Pinata Gold Alcohol Ink
Stonecoat Art Coat Resin

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