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My best results by far! Anyone agree?

All were made with 3 different selfmade inks, all containing different ratios of pigment/ink to alcohol
The red has twice as many drops of bought ink than the blue.
Wanted to see how the red behaves compared to the blue.

First row: Colored inks, white, than color again
Second row: Colored inks, white, than color again, but swirled after all were done at about 30 minutes after the resin was poured
Third row: Colored inks, white, than color and white once more

Observation:
- Color dulls slightly when cured, giving the red a beautiful soft pastel look and blending perfect with the blue.
- Swirls did stay every so slightly. Do I need to come back an hour after mixing the resin to actually keep them?
- The swirled ones (second row) have far less 'frost' than the first row, interesting. Does swirling prevent the white from sinking down like with the others?
- Just love the third rows frosted look.

Conclusion:
- The added drops of bought ink doesn't really chance anything, other than deciding the hue of the color. Good to know when I need a specific shade.
- Colors do not seem to muddle/mix much. Still should avoid to put colors together if I don't want certain colors to appear along the line.
- There is still negative space. Should add a black / white background next time and see what those results would look like!

Further testing needed! Cotton Candy colors WILL return for those lol.

Question: If I were to sell these, would anyone be interested in getting one? Or would you prefer different colors instead?

If you like my content, consider leaving a fav and watch me for more. You can also request what colors you'd like to see in the future and the better this account does the more opportunity it will give me to give you something in return. Like hosting giveaways and such.

Description
My best results by far! Anyone agree?

All were made with 3 different selfmade inks, all containing different ratios of pigment/ink to alcohol
The red has twice as many drops of bought ink than the blue.
Wanted to see how the red behaves compared to the blue.

First row: Colored inks, white, than color again
Second row: Colored inks, white, than color again, but swirled after all were done at about 30 minutes after the resin was poured
Third row: Colored inks, white, than color and white once more

Observation:
- Color dulls slightly when cured, giving the red a beautiful soft pastel look and blending perfect with the blue.
- Swirls did stay every so slightly. Do I need to come back an hour after mixing the resin to actually keep them?
- The swirled ones (second row) have far less 'frost' than the first row, interesting. Does swirling prevent the white from sinking down like with the others?
- Just love the third rows frosted look.

Conclusion:
- The added drops of bought ink doesn't really chance anything, other than deciding the hue of the color. Good to know when I need a specific shade.
- Colors do not seem to muddle/mix much. Still should avoid to put colors together if I don't want certain colors to appear along the line.
- There is still negative space. Should add a black / white background next time and see what those results would look like!

Further testing needed! Cotton Candy colors WILL return for those lol.

Question: If I were to sell these, would anyone be interested in getting one? Or would you prefer different colors instead?

If you like my content, consider leaving a fav and watch me for more. You can also request what colors you'd like to see in the future and the better this account does the more opportunity it will give me to give you something in return. Like hosting giveaways and such.