Behind the Scenes: My Resin Art Journey and Process
See the raw reality of my resin work—from the heavy tools I carry across cities to the messy, satisfying process of perfecting a pour. This is where I share my journey.
What does an artist carry to the office? Not files and laptops, but a suitcase full of power tools like grinders, sanders, and routers. Ready for the next project in Mumbai.
A sad moment for any artist. This reel shares the story of losing my cherished set of tools during travel for a workshop. They were like an extension of my hands.
A motivational thought paired with the process of working on a resin guitar. Your work is your identity, and the respect you get is decided by the skill you have.
I am lucky to be in that 1% of the population who truly enjoys their work. For me, my work is my hobby, my passion, and my life.
Experimenting with a different art form: pendulum acrylic art. This technique uses gravity and motion to create mesmerizing, symmetrical patterns with paint.
A quick tutorial on the "dirty pour" technique, where multiple colors are poured together to create a beautiful, unpredictable abstract marble effect.
A satisfying close-up of creating swirling patterns in blue and white resin, a simple yet beautiful effect that can be used in many projects.
A student joyfully mixing and pouring resin during a training session. The happiness of creating something with your own hands is unmatched.
The satisfying process of sanding an ocean-themed resin piece to smooth out the surface and prepare it for polishing.
Do you want to make your own resin products? This video shows a student learning the entire process, from pouring to the final sanding and finishing.
About Behind the Scenes & Miscellaneous Art
Resin art is not just about the finished table; it is about the hours of sanding, the heat guns, and the specific grit of sandpaper used to get that glass-like finish. When I am not teaching, I am likely on the road with a suitcase full of grinders and routers, preparing for the next workshop. This is the unpolished side of the craft where I show you that success in resin requires more than talent—it requires constant trial and error with materials and mixtures.
The Truth About the Craft
People see the glossy river table and think it is magic. I show you the reality. It starts with selecting raw wood, dealing with resin bubbles, and spending hours with an orbital sander. I carry my own grinders, routers, and buffing machines to every workshop because I believe you cannot learn the craft without handling the real equipment.
Why I Share My Process
I post these clips from my workshop floor in Behror and rental spaces across Mumbai, Delhi, and Jaipur for a reason. I want you to see the mistakes. Whether it is a failed pour, a silicone mold I made from a biscuit, or the frustration of lost tools during travel, these are the moments that made me an artist.
What You Will See Here
- Technique breakdowns: From dirty pours to pendulum art, I explain the 'how' behind the visual.
- Tool Talk: I share the specific equipment I use and why it matters for durability.
- The Grind: Real-time footage of sanding, buffing, and finishing—the parts most people skip.
If you are just starting out, watch these videos not just to copy the art, but to understand the discipline. Whether you join my beginner classes or the professional flooring bootcamp, the philosophy remains the same: no shortcuts, just hard work and the right technique.
Mehul Arts
I am Sunil Sharma. I don't just sell art; I live it, right down to the resin stains on my clothes and the heavy tools I carry in my suitcase. If you have ever felt that same crazy spark for a hobby, you and I will get along just fine.
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