So hi everybody this is a painting that I'm doing as a speed painting. I was actually demonstrating this evening with a friend in my studio and I was fully prepared and I was going to demonstrate how quickly if you have a concept in your mind of what is you want to achieve and you're very prepared how quickly you can turn this wooden canvas into a beautiful, well I say beautiful ocean painting. So this is a resin painting and the blue that I put down initially around the edges is the darkest of the blues and that's a golden fluid acrylic phalo blue green shade and I mixed that into some resin which I did with all of these products. I then came behind it with a little bit of a second deep blue which is a liquidex, liquidex sorry, ink and that's emuted turquoise and that is a translucent color and when I move the colors around and they entwine your cede has some translucency to it. The rich till color in the middle is golden fluid acrylic in till also and I'm using one mica powder in this piece which is the shimmery lightish blue that you can see I've put down and I there's a black diamond pigment in sea blue I've brought down Amazon and so I've just kind of tapped all the spaces in made sure that I have sufficient coverage because I'm not I'm not intending to tilt this canvas. I look like I'm put them white down right now but I'm actually putting down interference paint in blue and I like that because it gives a it's very difficult to tell you what it is it gives my paintings but it gives a definitely gives a color shift and seems to create some interesting effects and I've just come back on top of it again with a little bit more the mica powder which is black diamond pigments in sea blue so I'm now going to get my hair gun and the intention is that to move kind of disturb these layers and make some kind of interesting effects by disturbing them with the hair gun sorry or a heat gun when I do that they start moving around and depending on the product some will rise to the surface and some will more fall to the into the base of the painting and that's what will provide me with some interesting effects and so I'm just kind of disturbing them making them interact some will come to the surface as I said some will sink the liquid X ink which before just look like another deep dark blue will have some effect because that is a very translucent product one of my absolute favorites I'm now spraying some rust-olium metallic silver straight on top of the resin coming behind it with my hot air gun again to disperse it out create some shimmery waves I want to kind of disturb it out break them up so that the blues underneath kind of show through create the illusion that there's some depth more depth than it really is and in this piece I'm using a total of eight fluid ounces of clear resin I'm using pro marine clear resin tonight I just sprayed a little bit of 91% alcohol because that will break up the spray paint that I put on the top this is a 12 inch square wooden canvas more of the 91% alcohol finishing with a blowtorch make sure I have no air bubbles on the surface and I'm done that was my speed painting and here's some close-up images for you as you can see did create some illusion underneath those silver waves of water underneath I hope you enjoyed this video it was a short and sweet video but I just wanted to film a speed painting and show you how quickly you can lay down your products if you have a concept in your mind this is based on a previous painting that I had done which was much larger I will be posting some photos once it's cured to my Facebook group resin and mixed media are with Tina Kamala on Facebook I hope you enjoyed it guys bye