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Behind the Scenes: My Resin Art Journey and Process

byMehul ArtsOnline classes available; In-person workshops across 9 cities including Mumbai and NCR.Starts from999 per personView full gallery

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.

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