Peek-a-boo Geode Wood Grain Tumbler - Epoxy Method

In this video I am working on a Peek-a-boo Geode Wood Grain 20 oz. Tumbler. I started with the epoxy method to add my glitter in a Geode design all around and down the bottom edge of the tumbler. I sealed the Glitter with matte clear spray paint and put a layer of Faux Rizzle Resin over the Glitter and let it cure for 24 hours. After the layer of resin was cured, I placed pieces of painters tape to mark the inside of the tumbler where the geode design were, and then sprayed a coat of Gold spray paint, Black spray paint and then white spray paint over the entire cup. To achieve the wood grain effect I used Alcohol Ink in Latte, Ginger and Sepia and a brush with course bristles. Using 91% alcohol to move the alcohol inks into a pattern. I used Acetone on a paper towel to remove the ink and spray paint to reveal the geode design. Before adding the top coat of resin, I coated the cup with Clear Matte Spray paint to seal the ink. Supplies used in this Video: 20 oz Stainless Steel Tumbler Faux Rizzle Epoxy (5 ml) to apply the glitter - 20 ml to Seal Glitter - 20 ml top coat (total 45 ml) Glitter Chimp Chunky Opal (Geode center) Fine White Glitter (Walmart) mixed with Lime Green Alcohol Ink Fine White Glitter (Walmart) mixed with Turquoise Alcohol Ink and Mermaid Pigment Powder Krylon Gold, Black and White spray paint Alcohol Ink - Latte, Ginger and Sepia Clear Matte Spray Paint Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer: I participate in the Amazon Affiliate Program. I earn a small commission from items purchased through my Amazon Affiliate Link at no additional cost to you. Purchases you may make through my link helps support my efforts to provide informative videos of how I create, and some of the supplies I use in my works of art. I so appreciate your support! To shop through the link, simply click one of the links below, you do not have to purchase the item in the link. The link will open to my Amazon Affiliate page, then just type in the name of the item you are looking for in the search box and Amazon will automatic credit your purchase to my Affiliate account Link for the Silicone Mixing bowls https://amzn.to/2QH3FUR I do not own the copyrights to the Graphics Intro/Outro used in this video. All rights belong to (cc) Videvo.net Music Credits: Dr. Turtle "The Ants Built a City on His Chest" All of my art work is available for purchase. If you are interested in purchasing the piece in this video you can contact me at: kreative.escapades@gmail.com Please make a stop by my Etsy Shop at: https://etsy.com/shop/kreativeescapades To contact me: https://instagram.com/kreative.escapades https://facebook.com/Kreative.Escapades If you would like, follow me to see more of my tutorials by subscribing to my channel and ring the bell so you will be notified of future videos when I upload them. If you have enjoyed this video, please click 'Like' and 'Share'. You help my channel grow when you do and I greatly appreciate your support. I always enjoy feedback so if you have any questions or comments regarding this video please leave them below. If you have an idea of suggestion of future paintings / projects you would like to see, please let me know. PLEASE CHECK OUT THESE IMPORTANT LINKS BELOW. Links to purchase my art or to contact me: Etsy Shop https://etsy.com/shop/kreativeescapades Facebook https://facebook.com/Kreative.Escapades Instagram https://Instagram.com/kreative.escapades Email kreative.escapades@gmail.com YouTube Link http://www.youtube.com/c/KreativeEscapadesbyKimBevill Pinterest www.pinterest.com/kbevill2 If you would like to make a PayPal donation to help offset the cost of art supplies and resin. Here's the link to do that. All donations go right back into art supplies so I can keep making videos. https://paypal.me/kreativeescapades Thanks for watch!! DISCLAIMER: Always use protective precautions when using any paints, resins or any other chemicals, tools, or embellishments that you may see in my video. Some materials may be harmful if inhaled or comes in contact with skin. Use of gloves and respirator and well ventilated areas are highly recommended. #AcrylicFluidArtist, #ResinArtist #KreativeEscapades #Tumblerart #PeekabooGeodeWoodGrainTumbler #FauxRizzleResin