Sustainable Resin Practices:

Resin use can be environmentally taxing if not managed responsibly. To minimize waste, I follow these practices:

• I incorporate resin in thin layers combined with other art mediums, avoiding purely resin-based creations. Resin is applied to wooden panels and canvases, but not used for sculptural or molded pieces.

• Any leftover resin is used on blank panels or canvases, ensuring that excess material is utilized for new artworks. This helps in creating details, adding contrast, or sealing pieces, rather than discarding it.

• Since 2021, I use paper cups for mixing pigments and colors, scraping out as much resin as possible. These cups are reused multiple times.

• Prior to 2021, I used plastic cups, which I continue to repurpose for various studio tasks, including elevating artworks. These will be used until they are no longer functional.

Looking Ahead:

I am currently exploring card and paper-based packaging options for UK orders, with plans to implement these for European and international shipments. Once the most effective solutions are identified, I will use recycled bubble wrap more sparingly