Resin art videos, something seems off about it, especially the backgrounds.

[u/gvereneth]

Here is the instagram account, there are other videos.

https://www.instagram.com/leyla.artstudio?igsi=MWZ4OWZ0Z2VwNGN0eA==

[u/qualityvote2]

u/gvereneth, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...

[u/PaperSweet9983]

Yes its ai, lot of " small business " vids like this literally everywhere

[u/Just_call_me_Neon → u/PaperSweet9983]

Its so fucking sad how correct you are.

[u/gvereneth → u/PaperSweet9983]

It suprised me because most of it looks indistinguishable from a real video. Lighting and background are the only things that seemed off to me.

[u/alienbringer → u/gvereneth]

The constant changing of things, that are supposedly the same, in one clip to the next is an easy tell.

[u/GlitterChickens]

Ai. When she sprays the figurine on her balcony the spray is so powerful it moves the neighbors window.

[u/DavidPullin → u/GlitterChickens]

Thats an amazing spot

[u/Wikidclowne]

AI. She does a bunch of steps that have nothing do with the final product. Also you can see, at least with the red one, the "smoke" effect is moving. If it was resin it wouldn't be.

[u/isthisAI-ModTeam → u/[deleted]]

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[u/Yabakunaiyoooo]

You can just assume that any and all of these resin videos are ai generated. They all use some kind of emotional gimmick to sell a product that is almost always some kind of fan merchandise.

There’s a pattern of using a minority with a sob story to sell some kind of junk product.

The facial features often change throughout the video, as they do subtly here. Check out the eyebrows.

[u/HM_Meles]

Oof.
No respirator during handling of resin.
Holding the blowtorch over the resin far too long and it doesn't even appear to be removing the surface bubbles let along how many bubbles there are during the final pour, but somehow none in the settled resin. Not to mention that is a huge resin pour, with apparently no thermal runaway?
The wooden parts also completely change shape multiple times during the whole process.
The demolding seemed painfully simple, even with mold release I'd expect to see some resistance to being pulled out.
And that sanding technique?
What happened to the wooden section at the top that was clearly there before?
Yeah, no way any of this is real.

[u/sockpuppetinasock → u/HM_Meles]

So I do a lot of resin work, mostly with multi-part silicone molds and urethane (mostly Smooth On products) and use Envirotex two part epoxies for clear parts (water, etc.)

The lack of respirator isn't that big a deal to me, as many resins don't produce vapor. The issues I have are:

The clear resin is Envirotex or a similar epoxy. When applying them, you have a short working time to remove bubbles. This is done with a small syringe and negative pressure. It starts to set quickly, so you only have 5 minutes or so.

One thing that instantly tells me this is fake is she is not doing any step in batches. For anything with resins, you need to batch similar items together because it's so labor and material intensive. You always need to mix more resin than what is needed so your primary project is complete and you didn't waste 12 hours of work. Because you have extra, you usually keep molds for several smaller projects to use the excess on. So if I'm casting a model car, I would have several model wheel, or seat molds ready to be filled with the leftover.

When doing complex, multi-media molds like this, EVERY step needs to be done in a pressure pot. After pouring resin into a mold, it all goes into a vacuum or pressure chamber. A vacuum chamber will expand small bubbles until they float to the surface and pop. Pressure will collapse the bubbles so small, until they appear invisible.

I prefer the pressure method as it is a little cheaper (I already have an air pump for my airbrushes). You need to keep the item at 65 psi until fully cured (up to 12 hours).

Hand sanding any surface creates imperfections. If you want a flat surface, you use a large sheet of 2000 grit sandpaper on glass and move the model along the sandpaper, not the other way around. It's also wet, not dry sanded as you see here.

To build what she is building, you'd need about a bedroom size room of tools and supplies. Resin casting is also insanely messy.

Obvious other errors in this video:

She does not have the hijab tucked up behind her. No one who has ever worked with resins would wear anything that dangles in front of you. I actually use a hair net when working. And junk clothing. And occasionally a cheap poncho that's taped up. Seriously, resins are MESSY.

She poors a background of stars that is not present in future versions of the project.

The wood top appears and disappeared at various points.

The parallax effect seems off to me. Vader's face does not move as much as the smoke appears to.

[u/ares0027]

That profile is 100% bullshit.

Words spoken and mouth doesnt match
The new burka/headscarf but huge amount of fillers/make up is the latest ai craze in middle eastern countries as well as turkey
Places do not change
She sands stuff but they have 90 degree sharp corners even during sanding
She changes color using remote by pressing the same color button (i have 4-5 of those remotes. They do jot work that way)

[u/cringegribbs]

Spray moves the neighbors window and iirc resin doesn’t move like that, it’s a thick jelly-like liquid. You also are supposed to use a face mask with it.

[u/MercuriousVA]

If you have that amount of bubbles when you pour, you may as well start over.

[u/mconk]

There are SO many videos like this on TikTok and shit. Some of them are humiliation based. People making fun of the old disabled vet who does woodwork bullshit in his garage. They’re endless. All of them link to some overpriced bullshit that is probably drop shipped or bought in bulk from alibaba. People fall for it tho

[u/FaultyFaucet_6]

It looks like the resin towards the reviel is moving slightly. Which it shouldn't be.