Good morning! Here's a bas relief I created in 2003
way long ago, yes I'm old. 
Here is Dryad, a bas relief. One finished and one in progress.
https://imgur.com/a/BZ5rxJe
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I have never tried that medium. I like the imagery, very mystical.
2 part epoxy. I've worked in it for 30 years or so and have taught many workshops. I have a Beginner's Guide that I can share with you. I believe it's on their website as well [link:http://avesstudio.com|
If you want to try it I can help you.
Thank you so much for the very kind words! As above, so below.
I would like to give it a try but there are two things in queue before I can start something new;
1. I will be moving at some point in the coming months and so all projects are on hold, there are several already waiting. I had to move unexpectedly in a rush a couple years ago and have not been able do get anything accomplished at this place. But I get to move into a somewhat larger place where I will have a work room and a living room, neither of which will be my bedroom! And that will matter.
2. There are a few big projects, finishing a braided rug that's half made, two sewing projects, three beading projects and I have to print another series of my block printed/hand painted greeting cards. Also, I have a new piano and recording set up but I need a quiet room, I have the baffling, I don't have the room currently. The second bedroom will take care of that.
So it might be a little while but I like the idea of the craft, I liked making maps with salt/flour paste in grade school, I got pretty good at it. This looks easier to work with media, that always gets my attention.
Thanks for the info, I'll bookmark this for later. 
A good friend gave me a nice acrylics set, a nice one, and I can't even attempt... It's still in the packaging.
But I'll be getting to it. I tend to work more than one project at a time.
Purely out of my mind, the piece, that is! 
