Epoxy Resin Artwork with 5 NEW Pearl Ex Colors

Annie Morcos (@anniesARTstudio) uses the 5 NEW Pearl Ex colors with epoxy resin to create a stunning piece of artwork.

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Jacquard is excited to introduce 5 new Pearl Ex colors, including 2 of the brightest, most reflective and opaque colors we’ve ever offer, and 3 dazzling new Duo colors.

Hot Copper is an exceptionally warm, almost orange copper color, with unmatched opacity. This means almost all visible light reflects off the surface of the pigment, making it one of the reflective and brightest metallic colors possible. Colors like this look especially good on black surfaces because the contrast makes them “pop.”

Knox Gold is the warmest gold we offer, even warmer than Aztec Gold. Its properties are identical to the Hot Copper—exceptional opacity that makes for an impressively smooth, brightly reflective effect. If you could melt this stuff down into bricks, they’d start stacking it up in Fort Knox!

With the 3 new ones, Jacquard now offers a total of 6 different Duo Colors. Duo colors are often misunderstood, despite being some of the best sellers. They are essentially special effect pigments that display a property known as “iridescence.” Think of an abalone shell, a soap bubble, or an oil slick: the color you see changes depending on the angle. From one angle the color looks red, from another, it looks blue. Hence the term “duo color”: the duo pigments shift from one color to another, depending how you look at them. Background color can also make a difference. On a white background, you see more of the first color in our naming system, on a black background, you get the second. These colors are amazing for custom paint jobs and special effects. *

We are introducing 2 totally new Duo colors, Duo Purple-Blue and Duo Aqua-Blue. The third is an old friend we have returning to the fold. The popular Duo Green-Yellow was unavailable for several years, but it’s back and is as beautiful as ever.


*There are also 5 “interference” colors in the Pearl Ex line. Technically, interference colors are also iridescent, But rather than toggling between one color and another, interference colors toggle between colored and being completely transparent / invisible.