I bought one of @izzy little resin Tulip babys and i just started painting her creases. Im using a very tiny brush and some PanPastels… Tulip is soooooo tiny that i had to buy a magnifier with a built in light
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She’s adorable!!
Did you use sealant prior to painting and will you? I want to paint my little Tulip just don’t know what to use. Don’t want to ruin her.
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So darling!
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I have not put any sealer on her… I really dont plan on it cuz the only way i handler her is with the tissue paper she was wrapped in when Izzy sent her to me… I noticed that the oils from my hands were leaving some shiney spots on her and since the resin has a nice skin tone already im only doing her creases and just a slight coloring of her tiny feet
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She’s so adorable!
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She is even more adorable in person!! 
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Omg, so cute!! Izzy’s a great sculptor. This picture made my morning 
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Aw she is looking so cute already!!
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Most people use powders or air dry paints. Pretty sure @anjsmiles used BabyFX.
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Yes!! She most certainly is an amazing sculpter!! 
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Thank you Izzy!! She takes the powder very well i still cant get over how cute she is
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She looks great!!
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So stinkin’ cute 
snug as a bug in a rug
You’re doing great 
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How cute!! I love the little smile!!
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@izzy Do you have more for sale? Does ghsp work on resin?
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I think I have one left in stock at the moment - $55+ship.
GHSP does work, you just have to be careful. I wouldn’t recommend sealing the babies with GHSP mediums or varnishes, I did a test and they turned chalky over time.
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Adorable!
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Thats what i was just wondering if you could use like a chalk paint on resin… My mom used to paint the plaster craft stuff with the chalks and she did a baby doe for my dad and it looked so real. but you had to use a sealer. they were dry chalks applied dry with a art brush.
Okay thanks for the info😊