Terrazzo Home Accessories with Jesmonite Resin

The Large Terrazzo Chip Design

A course by Lucy Lowe (Hey Kiddo Co.) , Artist

99% positive reviews (74)

3,440 students

Audio: English

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About the video: The Large Terrazzo Chip Design

Overview

“With the smaller chips done, it's time to create the XL terrazzo chips from the casted Jesmonite pot. I will model how to turn this pot into large shards, which we will be placed into the pot mould. Then, for a second time, we will create another batch of Jesmonite to pour into our mould to cast the final shape.”

In this video lesson Lucy Lowe (Hey Kiddo Co.) addresses the topic: The Large Terrazzo Chip Design, which is part of the Domestika online course: Terrazzo Home Accessories with Jesmonite Resin. Learn how to color, mix, cast, and finish eco-resin to create colorful and sustainable home accessories from the initial mold to the final decoration.

Partial transcription of the video

“The Large Terrazzo Chip Design In this lesson, we'll create our XL terrazzo chips. We'll smash this lid with a hammer to make our larger terrazzo chips, which we'll place back into our mould. It's essential to wear safety goggles during this process. Take your lid and place it on a tea towel. Now we'll hit it hard with a hammer until it breaks into several pieces. I'm looking for around four to five large chunks, which I’ll place back into the mould. I've already repeated this process for our three other colours. I'll select my favourite XL chips and place them into the mould. There's a bit...”

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Course summary for: Terrazzo Home Accessories with Jesmonite Resin

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (74)
3440 students
4 units
13 lessons (1h 25m)
5 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Furniture Design & Making

Lucy Lowe (Hey Kiddo Co.)

A course by Lucy Lowe (Hey Kiddo Co.)

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Artist

Lucy Lowe is a UK-based terrazzo artist and the creative behind Hey Kiddo Co. She began her career as a video games developer and discovered Jesmonite while in search of an artistic medium that didn’t involve a computer. Inspired by her love of color, she turned her passion for the material into a career, starting her home studio where she specializes in creating colorful desk decor and terrazzo stationery.

Lucy has worked with brands including Papier Tigre, beingMAVE, Duplikat Press and Brick & Mortar. Her photo frames have also been featured in House and Garden Magazine. In addition to running Hey Kiddo Co. she continues to work in video games, having previously worked on PlayStation titles such as DriveClub and Onrush.