Magic Sculpt Resin is a versatile and easy-to-use sculpting material that has gained popularity among artists and hobbyists worldwide. It is a two-part epoxy putty that combines the benefits of both epoxy and clay, making it perfect for creating intricate sculptures and detailed models. One of the key features of Magic Sculpt Resin is its self-hardening property. Once the two components are mixed together, the putty starts to cure and harden within a specific time frame, allowing artists to work on their creations without the need for additional tools or equipment. This makes it a convenient material for sculptors who prefer working with their hands and want to avoid the hassle of using kilns or ovens. Magic Sculpt Resin also offers an impressive working time, allowing artists to take their time and perfect their creations before it sets.
I just checked the Night Owl Lacquer storefront, and it looks like this collection is still available. There are listings for the entire collection, as well as listings for each individual polish.
I took a break from posting on this blog due to everything in my personal life taking up more of my capacity, and am hoping to ease back into a regular blogging cadence. Cute Little Son of a Witch is described as a black base with purple to green shifting shimmer and healthy dose of reflective powder to mimic the bright headlights of cars when trick or treating.
Magic Sculpt Resin also offers an impressive working time, allowing artists to take their time and perfect their creations before it sets. This extended working time is particularly useful for complex and detailed sculptures that require meticulous attention to detail. Additionally, the putty can be easily sculpted, shaped, and molded with simple tools, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced artists.
Glistfn and glow magical winter
Hidey-ho, Campers! I am jumping back in time a little bit to share another Fall collection. I thought I had managed to post all the Fall goodness I purchased, but I recently realized this Night Owl Lacquer collection got missed in my blog. Tragedy!! This one is so good, and it NEEDS to be shared. So, I am taking a step back from Winter and holidays … all the way back to Fall and crisp, clear nights and crunchy leaves and cozy sweaters and … Well, you get the idea.
Falltivities is a 5-piece collection celebrating the colors and activities of Fall. And I freaking LOVED this collection! I thought every polish in here was beautiful, and this collection evoked those cozy Fall feelings that I adore. So let’s look at some pretty polish, y’all!
Dancing in the Moonlight is a “midnight blue jelly with various sizes of navy holographic glitter”. This polish has a good formula. I found it easy to apply, and it was opaque for me in 2-3 coats.
This blue has my heart. Are you surprised to hear this? (I bet you are not, especially if you’ve been hanging around in this blog at all — ha, ha!) This base is so deep and squishy-looking on the nail. The glitters have an amazing twinkle as light travels across them. It reminds me of how the stars twinkle in a velvety, deep Fall night sky.
Favorite Flannel is a “dark purple filled with purple/burgundy/red/bronze/gold shifty crystal chameleon flakes and charcoal sparkle micro flakies”. This polish has a great formula. The base has a tint to it, but it is sheer going onto the nail. I thought it built up well, and I liked the opacity in 3-4 coats.
This polish is nothing short of magical. I love the base color. Once it builds up, it is so dark and vampy. And the flakes pop well against the base color. I was able to see so many colors in the flakes, and they shift pretty much constantly. I particularly love the coppery-oranges and the deep, bright pinks.
Lost in the Corn Maze is a “mustard yellow crelly with a strong red/gold shimmer”. This polish has a good formula. I found it easy to apply and build, and I liked the opacity at 2-3 coats.
I didn’t get a macro of this polish. I wanted to get one showing the shift in here, but none of my shots turned out. Bummer. This polish is so unusual. It’s like a golden-toned, shimmery mustard color, but I found the shift toward red to be really strong on my nails and against my skin tone. I am not sure I will wear this one often, but I think it is really pretty. And I appreciate how unique it is!
Roasting Marshmallows is a “white crelly with a copper shimmer and various sizes of copper holographic glitter”. This polish has a great formula. It is so, so easy to apply and build, and I liked the opacity in just 2 coats.
Ugh! I looooove this polish. LOVE!! You know how I am a total sucker for all things copper. And the coppery glitters look so pretty against this white base. I like how the shimmer is delicate and perfectly scatters itself across each nail. This is another favorite for me out of the collection.
Serenity is a “multi-chrome that shifts olive green/forest green/teal”. This polish has a great formula. I found it easy to apply and build, and I liked the opacity in 2-3 easy coats.
Spectacular!! The green shift in this polish is EVERYTHING for me. I liked the olive and teal, but that forest green is bold and so vibrant that it captured my heart and my imagination when I swatched this polish. It shimmers and sparkles in a very low-key way. It’s more like a “glisten” than a true in-your-face sparkle. I think this is such a beautifully jewel-toned polish for Fall, but it is so deep and rich that I think it will cross over into Winter.
THE WRAP-UP:
So? What do y’all think about this collection? Do you love it as much as I do? I hope so! I love all the warm and cozy vibes I get from this collection, and I think it is perfect for Fall and the arrival of cooler temperatures. Even better, I feel like so many of the polishes in this collection will travel well from Fall into Winter. (Of course, y’all know that I am going to be rocking these any time of the year. Because that’s how I roll — ha, ha!)
I just checked the Night Owl Lacquer storefront, and it looks like this collection is still available. There are listings for the entire collection, as well as listings for each individual polish.
The cured Magic Sculpt Resin is durable and long-lasting, ensuring that the sculpted piece retains its shape and details for a prolonged period. It has excellent adhesion properties, allowing it to bond to various surfaces such as wood, metal, plastic, and even itself. This makes it a versatile material that can be used in a variety of projects, including sculpture, modeling, and diorama making. Moreover, Magic Sculpt Resin can be sanded, drilled, and painted once it has fully cured. This makes it easy to refine and add finishing touches to the sculpted piece, ensuring a professional and polished appearance. Artists can also use various techniques such as texturing, carving, and adding details to enhance the overall look of their creations. In conclusion, Magic Sculpt Resin is a remarkable sculpting material that offers countless possibilities for artists and hobbyists. Its self-hardening property, extended working time, and versatility make it a preferred choice for creating intricate and detailed sculptures. With its durability and easy finishing options, Magic Sculpt Resin allows artists to bring their imagination to life and create stunning masterpieces..
Reviews for "From Concept to Completion: The Process of Creating Sculptures with Magic Sculpt Resin"
1. John Doe - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Magic Sculpt Resin. I found it to be incredibly difficult to work with. The consistency was too thick and it was hard to mix properly. Additionally, it did not dry as smoothly as I had hoped and left a rough, textured finish. I ultimately ended up having to sand and polish the final piece which was quite labor-intensive. I wouldn't recommend this product for anyone looking for a smooth and easy-to-use resin.
2. Jane Smith - 1 star - I had high hopes for the Magic Sculpt Resin, but it fell short of my expectations. After following the instructions meticulously, I found that it took an excessively long time to cure, which was frustrating. The finished product also had a noticeable yellow tint, which was not appealing. Furthermore, despite claims of being self-leveling, I found that it did not settle evenly and required a lot of manual manipulation to achieve a satisfactory result. Overall, I was disappointed with the quality and performance of this resin.
3. David Johnson - 2 stars - I had such high hopes for the Magic Sculpt Resin, but unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. I found it to be quite brittle once cured, which was not ideal for the project I was working on. The resin also had a strong chemical smell that lingered for quite some time, even after proper ventilation. Additionally, I experienced some difficulty when trying to remove air bubbles from the mixture, as they seemed to persist no matter how much I tried to remedy the situation. Overall, I was not impressed with the Magic Sculpt Resin and would not purchase it again.
4. Sarah Thompson - 2 stars - I was not satisfied with the Magic Sculpt Resin. The main issue I encountered was its incredibly long curing time. It took much longer than expected, which was frustrating and delayed my project significantly. Additionally, I found that it had a strong odor during the curing process, which was quite unpleasant. The resin also did not dry to a completely clear finish and had a slight yellow tint, which was disappointing. Overall, I would not recommend this resin due to the lengthy curing time and less-than-desirable results.