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Basic Resin Workshops

Hosted by Akima Kai Artgraphy www.AkimaKai.com

Private Resin Workshop-
Basic
For one person: $250
Two or more people: $150/pp

About 60 minutes

About 60 minutes
What is the difference between the basic class and basic II
class?
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The basic workshop is 30 minutes shorter than the basic II workshop.
The ​basic workshop is for those of you who want to have an experience
and simply have fun and are not sure if you want to do it at home yet. It
is the perfect for way for the whole family to have fun together.
 
The basic II workshop is for those of you who want to learn how to
make your own art at home. The instructor will explain what tools,
brands of epoxy resin and other equipment you should buy. There will
also be plenty of tips to help you not to waste your epoxy and time on
your first project.

What's includes

Recommendations on what
to wear and what to bring

  • Wear old clothes which you can mess with. You do not need to look pretty to join our workshop :)

  • Long hair? Tie your hair.

  • An apron, if you have an apron that you don't need, please bring it.

  • Epoxy resin curing time is more than 48 hours if you are not able to come back within a week or two to pick up your art work please bring $10 extra cash for shipping fee.

Who is your instructor?

Akima Kai is a professional underwater photographer that has always had a passion for the Ocean. During the lockdown in 2020, she started thinking about how could she
make her own Ocean. That's how her resin and wood artwork all began. Her resin art pieces are extremely in demand at available at Waimea Blue Gallery in Haleiwa and Greenroom Gallery in Waikiki.
​Several people approached her about offering a workshop. So, here she is. Ready to share her valuable knowledge and experience for all of you to enjoy.

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​To see her stunning epoxy resin art and photography visit her website at www.AkimaKai.com

 

The workshop will be hosted near Waimea bay,

North Shore Oahu.

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Where is the workshop place?

  • Near Waimea Bay, North Shore Oahu.

  • A few wood plactice boards

  • 1 of 12"x12" wooden panel

  • Epoxy resin pouring material

  • Lots of colors to choose from and create mixes for your artwork

  • Use of heat gun and gloves