Marine miniatures: how to create masterpieces from epoxy resin on the example of the works of Roni Langley

American Roni Langley (Roni Langley) creates simply amazing handmade things from natural wood, originally decorating them with a special epoxy resin. As a result, incredibly realistic sea waves appear on kitchen boards, plates, clocks and other objects, as if they are about to break out. Even with a cursory glance at the work of the girl, you can feel the freshness and salty taste of the sea breeze…

A talented girl makes unique home accessories, watches, paintings and even surfboards in a bright marine theme. The girl herself cuts out each piece of wood, and then applies resin with a special technique. It turns out beauty!

A resident of the state of North Carolina says that she was interested in art since childhood. When she ran into college debt, Roni decided to turn her passion into a career.

She now hand-creates hundreds of epoxy resin creations, from cutting boards and serving trays to tables and bowls.

The girl independently cuts out pieces of wood, and then layers the resin on them. The layers blend together as you fill them, creating mesmerizing patterns in a wide variety of shapes.

The process of working on each masterpiece can take up to 10 hours, but the creative efforts of the girl pay off — her work is popular, and she has her own store RLL Designs.

Not only do the creations look amazing, but they are also waterproof and scratch resistant.