(soft music) Hi, welcome back. Certainly glad you
could join us today. We're gonna to be following a Bob Ross tutorial,
but using resin. Welcome to The Joy Of Resin. (soft music playing) This video is brought
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for all your website needs. (sighs) Why am I nervous? (laughs) I don't know, 'cause there's
no reason to be nervous, cause we're using
UV resin today, which we control when it cures. So, there's not as much time
I don't think that means there's no reason to be nervous. (laughs) Okay. So we chose a seascape
sunset painting. Because, one, we haven't done that type of Bob
Ross tutorial yet. And two, it seemed
more doable with resin. Yeah, gradients, water,
Clouds. we have some
experience with that. Also I just want to show you the very nice, like
fail safes we have. So that I can't get
resin on the computer. (laughs)
Well... Let's hope this holds up. Now, Bob, what you got for us? Hi. Glad to see you again today. Hi.
We do a fantastic seascape, thought that's
what we'd do today. The top part of the
canvas is totally covered with a thin even
coat of liquid white. Maybe we'll have a beautiful bright little scatter daze. A touch of yellow ochre. Now we have to remember that while he's putting
on all those colors, he's putting it on
over a liquid white. All of that is
blending with white. So we need to add white
to all of our resins, to kind of tone it down. So we're not like
painting a rainbow. Now we grabbed some pigments that generally match his colors. Mm-hmm.
It's not going to be the exact same, and we're gonna have to wing it a little bit, but... I'm using something that I've never used before. I'm using these really strong liquid pigments to
mix in with my resin. I'm gonna use all pearlex. I want it all to be kind
of shimmery and shifty, 'cause I feel like that'll
help hide mistakes. This is gonna be
really interesting because I'm actually going
for his actual colors, and you are doing like a glitter interpretation of it, almost. Sort of. So, like Evan said, we're gonna be using UV resin. Meaning, we can do a layer, blast it with these UV
lights to harden it, and then do another
layer on top. So yeah, I think
we can just take it a chunk at a time. I've got like the yellow
and I've got a gold, so I'm gonna do those for
my two tones of yellow. Oh, wow! Look at that! Dang! That's opaque. That's thick! (laughs) It's not light enough. Oh, yeah. There we go! Yeah. It's like mustard. Yeah. It's like mustard. (laughs) Oh, that's not the
color I was going for. (laughs) That's baby poop. (groans) It's so
brown! It's so... Oh no, that's kinda nice. I finally feel like
I have enough volume. I think I'm ready. Are you ready? Okay. I think I'm ready to... I don't know, maybe. I'm gonna go for it. (yells) This is my liquid
white coat right here. Look at this precision, Katelyn. Ooh! You know what, I meant to do something earlier. 'Cause I'm gonna
go off the rails. I'm sorry, Bob. You're not going to
follow Bob steps? I can't think about that here. I gotta do the thing. (laughs) (blows resin) It's kind of hard to reach without getting my shirt resiny. That's not a good horizon line. Off to a great start. (laughs) Which side was in my mouth? This side, okay. That doesn't seem too
off the rails to me. You're still like
doing the steps in the same order. Hmm, we'll see. Oh Katelyn, look at this. It's like painting,
but with resin. You know what is
resin, but goopy paint? That hardens incredibly hard. Good, we're starting on the sky. 'Cause it's like the most basic. Yeah, once we get to
the ocean and the waves, you kind of want
that to look like... Ocean waves. Ocean waves. Yours is abstract. I feel pretty good about that. I think yours is abstract. (laughs) I'm really glad that we are trying
different techniques, because I think it
will be interesting to see how they
turn out, you know? I'm gonna white right there. (blower whirring) This isn't enough. Enough volume of resin? It's not enough volume of resin. I was..what if I just add
some more resin on there. (blower whirring) (laughs) Drip.
(gasps) Where? What?
I was worried I blew some over onto yours. Oh no! You'd know. (laughs) So, how do we make it
look more like a sky? Bob's already looks like a sky. Mine... (laughs) I think the clouds
will help a lot. (blows resin) (exclaims) Basically, just like blasted. A sun into existence. (laughs) I'm gonna see if
my gamble paid off. Come on tape! Oh, yeah! Oh, yeah! That's a nice line baby. Let's do it. Let's do it. (mumbles) (words are hard) Okay, just hold on a second. Make sure everything's
out of the way. Thank you. Okay, blasty time! Oh wait, turn it off. Why? There's a bubble in mine. Oh, yeah. (laughs) Look at how wrinkly
the texture of mine is. And look at how bubbly the texture of mine is. Oh yeah, yours has lots of little micro bubbles, mine looks like melted cheese. (laughs) It does look like melted cheese. It's melted cheese. Yours is Velveeta. (groans) Poke test? Poke test, alright. That's probably good enough. Bob, what do you
have for us next? There we go. I guess we didn't actually finish the steps, because he's still
doing the sky. What if he does
something completely different that we missed?
That we do this together. Just straight white.
White? And go right up in this area, and I want this
to be very bright. So I'm gonna take white, and put it right there. Shake them off.
Beat the devil out off it. And beat the devil out of them. I'm gonna go into a small
amount of Phthalo blue, and grab a little touch
of Alizarin crimson. What's crimson? Red. I want this to be a
little bit to the reddish. And let's just begin laying in some happy little clouds. And in your world, you decide where
the clouds live. It's tiny little strokes, little circular strokes. That's going to be
hard for us to do. I Know. And we'll take this... We definitely can't do that. Three hairs and some air. Now then, to really add
a little more contrast, I wanna show a cloud
that's a little closer. Don't overdo. Don't overdo. (laughs) "Don't over do it." Bob, do you know who
you're talking to? (laughs) If you want to,
you can go in here with a fan brush and you can add some little streakers. Lil' streakers. I don't know if
that's gonna happen. There we go. Isn't that a beautiful sky? And you can do it. So? Are you a doubting
your first layer? Not really. Can I, can I.. I know that this isn't
part of the plan. But can I have like
a slight little, like redo moment
of my first layer? 'Cause I like how
soft yours are, but I like the bold
colors of mine. So I wonder, if I
do, did you just use like the magenta?
I use that. Might just pour some of these on there with some resin, and then like kind of... AUTOMATED VOICE:
Spread it around. Let's try it. So, we'll do that, and
then we'll do the clouds and we'll get back to it. I'm sorry for your edit, but I just messed up. I'm fine. I want you to be
happy with your work. I want to make some
happy little clouds and it's going to be hard
for them to be happy. Evan on top of cheese sky. (laughs) It's still gotta be cheese, no matter what.
Yeah. (laughs)
That's like the texture of yours now. It's cheese
But still. (upbeat music) You're just gonna... Ooh! 'Cause I want it to like blend. 'Cause you don't wanna
lose your colors. Yeah, I also want
to kind of like add a little bit uh... AUTOMATED VOICE: Sheen to it. Yeah, yeah. That is saturated, but also kind of
softens the edges between your colors
since it's another layer. Ooh! I definitely like that. That's nice. That was a good addition. I'm going to just do
a little bit more. Ooh! That's really nice, love. I'm ready for clouds. Let's do it! Let's do it. (classic music plays) I'm so ready. Okay, I really just
need two colors, right? Yeah, it's kind of just color, and then more concentrated
version of that color. (bottle squirts) Oops, excuse me. (bottle squirts again) (laughs) I'm gonna add just like the tiniest amount of black pigment, but I really don't
wanna overdo it. I feel like I need some
like dark high contrast because my sky is so dang light. Whoa! that's a dark... That's a dark color. Oh, Bob. I don't know what I'm doing. Now, my big question. Do we just do this
and paint it on, or do we add some clear and then use that to
mix, feather the edges? You might want to
add a layer of clear. That seems right. Okay, yeah. Just like a thin, thin. Just a thin thin. I'm gonna start pouring. I will use shy-ringes. This is nerve-racking. (exclaims) (blows resin) Looks a little cloudy. (continues blowing paint) (exhales deeply) I'm getting kinda lightheaded. (blows paint) Oh man! (laughs) Yeah, don't wanna... AUTOMATED VOICE: Pass out. Here, you know what? (blower whirring) I don't know what
I feel about that. The dark? I like it. Ooh! Yours are looking nice Thanks baby. You know, it's all interpretive. Interpretive sky,
interpretive clouds. Wonder how this is gonna be when we're done. Definitely thicker
than when it started. Yeah, look at that. I got distinct clouds. I think I might need
to blast mine soon. (sighs) We're making something. Yeah. We're making something. Yeah. Honestly, so far, I gotta say,
pleasantly surprised. I thought it'd be a
lot harder to control. Now, so we've seen
the final painting. We know that he's
about to do this like incredibly detailed wave. I don't know how he does it. He probably just like
twirls his magic brush at the painting
and a wave appears. But I think that's gonna
be the hardest part. Yeah. This is like the warm-up. (laughs nervously) Is this is like the outer layer? (suspenseful music) Katelyn. Yes. I'm gonna so
something very brave. What are you gonna do? If you want to, add
some little streakers. Little streaky clouds. (groans) You're going in
for a skinny boy? Do I like it? I like it. (exhales deeply) (laughs) Just going to keep on
going like a little bit, like this area right here
is a little bit weak. Ooh! Is that too bold?
Is that too bold? I don't know. No, I like the bold. I like the bold. Are we talking enough
in this episode? I feel like we're like deep in concentration mode. Is actually a really
fun challenge though, I think we're like so into it. It is so unique. It's something I... You know, obviously
we have never done, but I think that there's
like something here. And I'm just so intrigued by it. It's like glossy,
thick water color. Should we blast? Let's blast. Okay. Are we going with the sky? I'm down to call
it the sky good. So interesting how lumpy it is. You can distinctly
see the layers on mine with the clouds. Yeah, and you can definitely see like where mine has uh... It's got some lumps happening. Some peaks. Stylistic lumps. Like 3D painting. Are we ready to
do the next chunk? Let us look. So to come in here, and sketch out where you want the major wave to be. And let's just say, it's
going to live, boom! Right there. And this is not a
commitment at this time. You can still change it. Comes up like it. Maybe it comes over. Maybe the foam is
gonna crash up in here, somewhere like that. (sighs) Wait, I thought you'd
paint the ocean, and then put the
wave on top of it. He's just straight
up drawing a wave. Shoreline, maybe it'll come... Oh, like it. Okay. I don't know if we're
gonna be able to do that. After you practiced up... It's a very dark vibrant color.
Maybe we'll do it faintly. Maybe there's a little
foot land back here. What!
We're adding land now? Little peninsula way
back in the distance. Bob? All right. Now we
can begin putting in some of the good stuff. He's gonna do the waves. Okay. That's the next step, I think.
Just begin putting in some happy little... We've gotten a little
ahead of ourselves. I just need to know, Bob. I know... This is breaking the rules. Just want to see what he does. Oh my gosh! It's just the whole video. You're just looking
through like... Oh, he's adding
yellow to the wave. All the splashes. Are we going to add the rocks? Are we going to add the land? I feel like with resin, I'm gonna want the
waves and the blue to spill over onto the earth. Now, when we are
doing the ocean, if we don't have the
sand already there, it's gonna to be really
hard to like have the ocean spill out onto it. I'm gonna go off the rails and I'm going to go
ahead and add the sand before I do the ocean. (laughs) Do you wanna join
me on this journey, or do you wanna follow Bob? I think we're we're trying to follow a Bob Ross
tutorial with resins. I think we need to
follow the tutorial. (exhales deeply) We're at a turning point where we can decide what's
more important. Our own perfectionism
about how these turnout, or following the tutorial. Do we need a cat break? I hear the Supurrvisor in there. Yeah, let's take a little break. (laughs) Oh, wise Supurrvisor. What words of wisdom
do you have for us? JOOB: Give me ham. Don't lose confidence. Thanks for the encouragement. She's like, "This
is a good spot. (laughs) You can stay here." JOOB: Yes. Supurrvisor approves of break. Thank you Joobie. (purrs) Yes, we shouldn't take more cat breaks mid-project. Ooh! JOOB: That's enough. All right, Supurrvisor
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we had some dinner, and I think we decided
with our game plan. I am going to stick
to Bob's tutorial because I feel like that is in the true spirit
of this challenge. And that the true spirit of you. And that is also the
true spirit of me. I follow the rules. So I'm going to do
exactly what Bob says, the best I can, in
his order, with resin. I'm just gonna do it the way I think resin should be. I'm gonna follow the
way of the resin. (gong crashes) Okay. So, he starts with
drawing his wave. Now, I've never drawn
with resin before. (laughs menacingly) Kind of does like
a whoop-de-whoop. Can you see it? (laughs) (mumbles) Okay, and then he kinda
does like a little curl, where like the foam will be. I think that's a great,
happy wave of Katelyn. Thanks. My shoreline. I'm running out of room
a little bit, but... Reminds me of the barn. (laughs) Don't speak of the barn.
(laughs) Oh, god! It's too
much, it's too much. It was like picking
up underneath and I'm just seeing the
blue from the trees. Oh, no!
Noo You're gonna throw off
my mojo completely. (laughs) There we go. (laughs) Okay, I feel like I have
my outline right. Okay. That was good. Now I have my guide. My turn. What are you gonna start with? 'Cause if you're
not following Bob, what are you doing? I'm still gonna outline things, but the order that we do the elements thing,
after I outline, I am gonna do the beach. Okay. Yah beach. (laughs) Yah beach? Yeah, beach. I have a lot of worries about that wave, honestly. I might make the wave
a little bit smaller. Like that is a California wave. This is like a Florida wave, (laughs)
you know? Okay. Okay. We have our guides
for ourselves. A lil boop boop later and we're all good to go. How are you going to
get the shoreline? Or like the horizon line?
What do you mean? I'm kind of free hand it, of course.
(laughs) I want this ocean to
be really, really dark. I can't have... I almost said I can't
have a watered down ocean, but that's a little
bit of an oxymoron. (laughs) Yeah, I'm just gonna
be doing my sand. So you're starting... You're kind of going bottom up? I'm gonna... I don't know. I'ma wing it. (laughs) Because I'm doing the ocean now, I'm going to add a little
bit of blue glitter. That's beautiful. You like it? It looks like a starry night. What are you thinking
about my sand? Is it too dark? It's too light. Oh, yeah. His is like, his is pretty dark. What if I mix some of this in? This is a good or bad idea? Sorry, I can't look. I'm trying to make sure
my horizon is straight. (laughs) It's not. At least we can go over this multiple times. I will say I like my sparkles. Other than that, my
ocean's looking kinda weak. But you know, that's
what we thought about our sunrise
in the beginning. I liked my sunrise. (laughs) I'm pretty confident
until this point honestly. You wanna do one more coat now? I'm down to blast it. Let's hope that a
second coat of this will make it right. I'm gonna go ahead and start adding my sunset colors. (blower whirring) (groans) Right now, I'm like, (groans of disgust) Oh, this looks... It was rough baby. I'll admit, this looks bad. What does Bob say? "It's little circles,
just a little circles." Restrict your strokes. Just get that two inch... Ooh! (laughs) It's gotten worse! (exhales deeply) Actually doesn't look
that bad on camera. Oh, it's only in person. (laughs) That's great. All right, let's blast it. (laughs) Sorry. So when you do your beach... I'm gonna have to
try really hard not to go over the ocean, yes. Yeah, because I am having
like issues already. You might need to do the beach and then the ocean again.
Oh, boy! It's like I pull
her back over it. I'm doing the painting
as Bob intended, in the order Bob
is presenting it. I think next up is doing
the little islandy guys. I'll start with one
and then we'll see. Definitely just looks
like another cloud. Are you gonna not overlap it over the land or over the sea? What do you mean? No. His came down into the ocean. I think that was
just a reflection. Oh no no... You know, Katelyn... I'm gonna mess it
up if I do that. Every painting is a unique expression of beauty. I'm expressing my
island's way back here, not interfering with the ocean. I'm gonna do a
flood coat of resin. I know we're like
burning through the resin pretty fast here. We might have to order
more part way through. It's eight at night, we're most of the way
through our resin. (laughs) I know WE'RE GONNA
finish this in two hours. Oh yeah, Me too. Our estimates were
very much not on... par with reality. Oh Katelyn. Yeah? The bronze. Oh, that's nice. (laughs) Better? Worse? I like the copper. You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna be bold. (exclaims)
(gasps) Too bold! Too bold! Oh, no! (breathes heavily) Good thing I put on
a lot of deodorant. (laughs) Is that too bold? Yes. (laughing) What if I add even more? Even more what? (laughs) Just, just... Just more? Just more in general. Oh, gosh! Oh, no, no. It's not good. I don't like it. It's bad. (laughs) There you go. Yeah, swipe inwards. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bring in that yellow inwards. That helps actually, because on your
top you have a lot of yellow and just
a little white. So that actually
does help, I think. Ooh! The shimmy stroke. Are you okay? Do you need a little break? It's going all right. (exhales deeply) I think it's too soon to tell, on both of ours. It's too soon to
tell on both, yeah. They both look
pretty bad right now. Yeah, yeah. Let's have some fun. Fun? Let's go like right in here. Watch here, grab it. Oh, no. You just come right up like it. And you fade that. Uh-oh! What have we done now? Even Bob messed up.
Maybe there's another way. Right here, and then
right along there. See, just work that back. See, we can't do that.
Mm-mmh. Pay very, very close
attention to angles. All you wanna leave in
here is the dark area. This is a time when the dark... What?! What?!
Oh my gosh! What?! What?! Those are waves with
breaking crests. He left a little
bit of white intact. A little white as
the breaking crest. Hmm. Must begin to
look pretty already. This is where it goes
downhill, for me. Okay, now that we can go...
Adding a little bit of white My time is coming. Can we cheat by
adding some acrylic? I'm already cheating. Just add a little bit of
dark color right here. I didn't expect
dark on the crests. Follow that basic angle. Let's use some titanium white, grab this and pull it, pull it. Strokes are very important. You might need to wash
or wipe your brush. Oh no. I don't know how to
do that with resin. You can't get strokes. You can't get strokes. Let's go right in here. So he's adding some sunset color into the wave. It makes the painting so pretty. Oh, cool. That's already a lot,
do you wanna start? Yeah, my brain is
already having trouble keeping up with everything. I got the waves, I gotta do more waves, I gotta do yellow. What are you gonna to do?
I have learnt something. I'm gonna do yellow
right there, in advance. 'Cause all of the
dark goes over that. (laughs) I'm gonna continue to
work by Bob's word. I'm glad you do
this before I do. (laughs) (mumbles) Right now it just looks like one of those
like glitter gel pens. Like those glitter glue pens.
(laughs) I don't know if this is gonna make you feel better or not, but it looks better on camera than it does on person. Well, everyone's gonna
be seeing it on camera, so it doesn't make me
feel a little bit better. (ham meow) Oh, Jooba! It looks pretty good from the top down too. Okay, I let the Supurrvisor out. Joobie, I need
your encouragement. (ham meow) What do you think? (ham meow) So many encouraging
things to say, wow. Hi. Joobie, what do you
think of our work so far? JOOB: C+ She came out here
to save the video. Yeah, this all goes downhill, we'll just start
This is the whole video. adding more cat footage. (laughs) There she goes. Hi, hello. I'm sorry I can't pet you. I got resin hands. I'm sorry. Oh, Joobie!
(laughs) JOOB: Give pets.
I'm sorry I cannot pet you. Oh, she wants pets. Oh, Joobie, here
I give you pets. They're not as good
as Katelyn's, but... JOOB: Is acceptable. How are the waves looking? I think I like it. Okay baby. Are you ready for this? I'm ready for this. (gasps) Started out heavy over here. Oh, boy! Smooth wave, smooth wave. Has that brush solidified? Yes. (laughs) It sounds like it was just... It's scraping it. Scraping along. I'm gonna do like he did. Where he wipes and swipes. Wipes and swipes. Wipes... Oh, I
wiped away too much. Oh no, I might just
have to do this in a few layers. 'Cause I am like
taking away a lot. It looks great on camera. (laughs) Great. That's kind of cool. That's not cool. That's kind of cool. Thank you. (breathes deeply) (laughs) I'm just gonna do
a little bit of... Just a little happy
bit of yellow. Is that probably too much? Yes. I'm I okay with it? Yes. (bottle squirts) Ooh! Excuse you. Juicy. We have one more bottle. Oh man! After the pumpkins, I was like "Wow! A little resin
goes a long way." Covered a whole pumpkin. Yeah, we know how
that turned out. (laughs) You were meant to
be the chosen one. You are the chosen one. Maybe we should use more? We should maybe choose more. Just begin blending this. Okay, so he's
blending the yellow into the blue. Now, we're going to begin picking up rich lavender color we have down here.
Yes, yes, yes, yes. Okay. We're blending it
right up into it. It's really tough to
get smooth gradient. From like a dark blue
to a pale yellow. You're getting a
pretty good blend. Agitate, agitate. What's happening? I'm trying to blowin' it. (blows resin) Oh my gosh! (continues blowing) That's kind of cool. Ooh! Okay, this is definitely
nerve-racking for me, 'cause I don't wanna go
over what I just did. I'm gonna be doing
delicate work right now. I have the lower wave crashing. I'm about to do the
upper wave crashing, and I'm going to do
it by being bold. (blows resin) Whoa! Ooh! Do I like it? Do I like it? Honestly it looks more
like a wave than a line. Thank you. That's what I was going for. Okay. I'm like mad making
my plan in my head. So what I'm going to do is I'm gonna start working on the beach a little bit more. Oh, yes. (blows resin) Ooh! It's cool. Does it look like water? Maybe if you added some white. Yeah, you're right. 'Cause it wouldn't
really be dark blue. All right. I'm I confident? Yes. Oops! It jammed. Oh no. Probably 'cause this is the one that was partially cured. Oh. Oh! It's squeezing out a noodle. (exclaims) Okay, it's back in action.
Now you gotta blow it. (blows resin) Yeah. What do you think
about the white and blue mixed together? I think it's a little odd
that the blue is at the end, but I don't know if you
could change that now. It's not great, It's not bad. You can always just
extend your ocean, have no beach. I might be into that. (laughs)
That's my backup plan. (laughs) It might be it doesn't work out. (laughs) Just cover it in more ocean.
More ocean. Let's see what Bob has to say, even though you're not
gonna listen to him. (laughs) Take this brush and
just lay it over and just really scrub it in.
Oh. He's doing more dark. Get tough with it,
Whoa! More dark? Think about water churning... Oh my gosh! I just spent so long getting my yellow gradient perfect. Oh my gosh! He's covering the most of it. He's covering so much yellow. No, Bob! (yelling) You're killing me. Fill this in. Seems to
be good and dark also. He just covering all of my work. Continue this angle. Just grab it, and
bring it through. (laughs) Bob, you didn't tell
me this ahead of time? Okay. He's got the white. He's grabbing white. You might wanna watch this too. Sort of hold a brush here, and give it a
little upward push. There's an upward push. That's where the splash happens. And when you begin
running out of paint, turn it over. That curve right there.
He's doing it kind of like at the bottom of the froth. See how there's like
the lines he did? The frothy lines? Oh my gosh! Beautiful little
things are happening. (laughs) There. Two inch press just the corner. And he was so freaking brave. Very gently bring
all this together. Okay
Okay. So, got to do more dark here, cover up all my work. Then add a light
little swishy swishies. You can clearly see my
first layer under it. I wanna try to add
my like big foamy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like his big fluffy floofles. Think frothy thoughts. Think frothy thoughts. So it kind of goes
like up and out? Yup, I'm not gonna do that. (laughs) My shape is different.
Your shape is different. And then like that movement
doesn't make sense. This is a Florida wave. You got to remember. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Florida wave. It's very interesting to see our different styles come out in our techniques.
Resin form? Yeah in resin form. You know, enough layers, You can't really
tell what's going on. You just have to step back and like squint your
eyes a little bit, and your like, "Vaguely oceany." Man, his wave goes up so far, It is crashing over the horizon. Oh yeah. I see the
froth, Katelyn. You see my froth? Look at you! Just like Bob.
Thank you. Yeah. That's like 3D. My wave is making it's
way above the horizon. Bold and frothy. Bold, bold and frothy. Bold and frothy.
Bold, bold and frothy. I wonder how many dollars
in resin we've used. (laughs) These big tubes are like 50 bucks a piece, right? Yeah. So, at least 50 bucks. All right. Okay. Want to watch some more? Let's do it. So he's adding more
shiny wave details. Kind of like you did like
little liney details. Ooh! (mumbles) Let's begin working with some little things
Oh no. That are just floating right on down through here. Oh, water veins. They're like veins.
This is where you begin forming the waves. (classic music plays) What's happening? (laughs) I feel like it's just
not really showing up. It's adding some texture. Yeah, It looks good
on the overhead, but your wave crash
though looks great. On the overhead? Look at that. Oh wow! Mine just looks confusing. I'm like, "Is there a hole in the ocean?" (laughs) I should've followed
along with his colors. His looks like it's flashing. Mine looks like a hole. It's a wave opening
up its mouth to say, "Aah!" Oh, man. Do I try to fix that? I think I know
what I need to do, but it makes me
nervous to do it. This top white part
shouldn't really be here. 'Cause this is the wave. It goes like this. That is just like
the back of the wave. I need to make it
darker like yours. All right, I'm
gonna get to work. This is daring, but you know, daring is a name that I have been referred to as. Ooh, boy! (laughs) It's even more like a hole! (laughs) I don't know if our
audience is cursing me or cheering me on at this point. Yeah. Are saying, "Go Evan, go!" Or, "Stop Evan, stop." Yeah. It looks to me way more like a wave crashing. Yeah. How's this
looking over here? Kind of like tree branches? Little veiny. Okay, shall we keep going? Yeah Right on there. It's like you did to sky, some bright red. Phew! He makes it look pretty easy. Then just blend it together. They must come right in here. (exclaims) Oh! Happy little foam things. Oh, wow! He has a lot of foam. That's a lot of foam. That's a lot of foam. I might even add even more. And that's half... Maybe there's some sand. Comes right, there it is. Look at there. Okay. So If I do say, and I'll do that over
my water reflection. I'm gonna go out the same colors I did for
my sky basically. Time to carefully apply this. I don't want it
going over my water. Pretty smooth baby? Ooh! That's beautiful. Wow! Thank you. Lock it baby! It's time for me
to be bold again. I was looking up
inspiration photos. Look at that. How the sun is
reflecting on the water. I'm going to add
some sun reflections in the water. Ooh, boy. I'm excited. (laughs) This could mess up
the entire thing. Isn't that exciting. Yeah, this is like story of your process though. What can I mess with? Oh, I tore my glove. It's fine. Just let me dip into my pallet to get some... You know, get some... AUTOMATED VOICE: Yellow. Ooh, ooh, ooh, yeah. Katelyn, watch this. Oh, what? I'm just going to add more detail to the background. Do you ever think you'd be finger painting with resin? Uh, never. Oh, this is fun. I'm gonna do too much. (laughs) Look at us. Look at how far we have come. You know, this is the first time we have ever done
resin art in this way. And we're developing
new techniques and already I feel
way more confident. I'm really proud of it for our first attempt.
Me too. I mean, we're not done, but yes. I'm so glad I fixed that wave. I feel so much relief...
That was your choice. That was bad. It was bad. It was kind of like
a gaping mouth. (laughs) And then I'll do my
little edge frothies. You can't just do these with a quick brush stroke. I have to like manufacture
his brush strokes in precision mode. Yours is looking real nice. Thanks baby. I'm definitely having
a lot more fun, now that we're just
like playing around. I'm not playing around. I've been serious
this whole time. (laughs) I think I might keep watching. Right, lets do it. And let's have a
happy little stone. Lives right there. (floor thuds) What's happening?
This is just fine like for now. He's added a stone. Shoot, I tell you what, We'll have another
little stone right there. Palette knife. You're gonna pull
little bit down. Okay. So, this is
gonna be a struggle. Makes a reflection to
the least little touch of some highlights on here. I'll try a stone. (exclaims) I think we'll call
this painting finished. I sincerely you've enjoyed it.
(laughs) That'll give you
a good idea of how to do a fantastic seascape. Happy painting, God bless. (Bob Ross music plays) Okay. The rocks. Okay. Depending on how yours come out, I may or may not attempt them. I've remained pretty loyal to Bob's vision thus far, but this is like
this is a moment. Make or break? This is a make or break. Just gonna try to draw some little rocks right there. Oh, baby. There's a rock of some sort. It's cat rock. Looks like Joob. Happy little... Happy little fade. It truly is Joob. Hello. You've summoned her. JOOB: Hello. Maybe add like a few more. Joobie is it a rock? JOOB: Is me. Scrape right there. Nice, nice. (gasps) That does look more Rrcky. Hey! Joobie, thank you. Thank you for helping. Thank you for the
support this whole time. JOOB: Give me ham. We really appreciate it. All right. I'm gonna
do one more rock. This white was just... Whoa!
(gasps) Can I erase it? Oop! That's plenty. Yeah, I do like
the rocks on mine This makes me so nervous. I don't wanna do it. I don't wanna do it. Here's a scraper
and a good luck. (laughs) Thank you. I was about to say, "Will we finish this
before midnight?" The answer is no. No it's 12:01. (sighs) I'm gonna start
with the little guy and then you do your reflecty. This view just kind of shows off how textured everything is. Oh, that's a nice detail baby. I'll do the other rock. I'll do the other rock. (thud)
(gasps) Oh my gosh, baby. Yeah looks okay. Okay, locking em in! This is the most work
I've put into a piece of art in a long time. I know. I'm I done? I'm I done? We must sign our work. (laughs) Please let me be able to write my own name without
messing it up. (laughs) Locked down. (sighs) I know. What a marathon. I know, we've only been doing this since 4:00 PM today. It's been a learning process and I'm happy that
we took this on. Me too. I feel like I've grown
as a resin artist and as an artist. (laughs) (upbeat music) I think that this was a very successful experiment. I would say so too. Maybe it took us
close to eight hours, but we had a good time Yeah. We did consider covering the entire
thing in resin. Like a thick coat
of clear resin. Yeah, like pour over. Well, we just ended up
painting the sides black and it looks really good. It looks finished. I like that we didn't
hide the textures, the waves and stuff. It's a 3D resin,
100% resin painting. How many people have
this in their house? Not many. Well, I
mean, we're two people. (laughs) We're not, we haven't
been yet fully merged into a single entity. Not yet. All right guys, if you want more Evan
and Katelyn content, we have two gaming channels. We have a podcast and
the second channel, and we live stream on Twitch. Hope you guys enjoyed
today's video, and we'll look forward to seeing you in the next one. Bye.
Bye. How's your shirt? Have you gotten any
drips on it yet? I thought I had some drips or I thought I had
like some black powder, but it's actually cat hair. Oh, okay. Which is usual. I'm going to see what
the cleric's prices are. Oh, there's a fancy boi. I knew he liked to
hang out around here. (laughs) Hi Fancy boi. Hello Fancy boi. I hear you like to
hang out around here.
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