In this resin art experiment, I decided to do the very sensible thing (read: absolutely not sensible) and throw neon pigments, fluorescent colours, glitter, and glow-in-the-dark powders into Aqua Cast to see what happens. I was aiming for a celestial, cosmic night-sky vibe—something magical and a bit chaotic—without carefully planning the design. Sometimes the best results come from letting the materials do their thing, and this one is all about that “crafty curiosity” energy. I’m basically chasing that colourful galaxy look inside resin: bright pops of neon, shimmery glittery bits, and then the surprise factor of glow powder once the lights go down. Along the way I talk through the choices (and the waffling), what I’m hoping each pigment will do, and why I love experiments like this even when they go a bit rogue. If you’re into whimsical resin crafts and you want permission to play, this is your sign—grab your sparkles, embrace the chaos, and make something that feels like a tiny universe trapped in a pour.