Ocean-Inspired Resin,
Made for Your Home
Functional decor and wall pieces that bring a sense of calm into your space. From resin trays and catch-alls to small-batch candles. Inspired by the movement of water and natural textures, each piece reflects a soft, glass-like finish.
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Handmade by a Virginia Beach Artist -- Come find us this Memorial Day Weekend on the boardwalk at the Virginia Beach Surf Art Expo!
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REVIEWS
"Absolutely love it! Thank you for taking on this project! I am very happy with the table all my friends love it. You did a great job and I truly appreciate you taking on this project it meant a lot to us."
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Unbelievable{
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that thing
- SHANNON CROLL
Oh happy day!
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My Hart Art arrived today! Everything about the Blue Christmas pine/resin round is beautiful!
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The creations themselves, the packaging, your cards and stamps, & the easy process!
- KIERSTEN SHUE
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Thank you
Thank you
Thank you
I'm in love!
- ANNE MANLEY
Meet the artist
Professional.
My name is Danielle Hart, best known as a Wisconsin Volleyball player where I won 4 straight B1G titles and our program's 1st NCAA National Championship. I now play professionally with the new PVF Omaha Supernovas & Athletes Unlimited. Since the fall of 2020, I have spent my time away from training creating stunning ocean epoxy resin art for clients all over the country.
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Local.
Inspiration is easy having grown up minutes from the Virginia Beach oceanfront, but my favorite go-to? Aerial ocean photography.
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Badass.
Each piece is crafted using a mix of epoxy resin, acrylics, and quick blasts of high heat reaching temps as high as a 1000 degrees with both a heat gun & a butane blow torch. After time in the studio, the back of each piece is then sanded for a smooth surface and wired for hanging.
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Epoxy resin is a unique medium that I’ve fallen for as it carries many characteristics of the ocean — it is somewhat predictable but rather uncontrollable. Epoxy resin is a thermosetting polymer, also commonly used in the making of surfboards and boats. It can have a mind of its own, resembling the water's movements oh-so-well while leaving a stunning glossy shine after the final torch. It is important to me that no piece feels rushed-- that the time is allowed to let my creativity flow & get lost in my work. Each piece is made with a whole lotta love and attention.
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One of one.
It never gets old watching each piece come to life in its own unique way. Learn how to care for resin artwork here.
See a breakdown of the process here.
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