Unstoppable Pours Resin Art

Unstoppable Pours Resin Art Epoxy Resin Art, Keepsakes & More My name is Leah-Marlene, and at 43 years old, I have learned that strength is not about having an easy life.

Welcome to my world of epoxy resin art, where resilience, creativity, and transformation come together in every piece I create. It is about continuing to rise, even through the hardest moments. I live with multiple sclerosis (MS) and fibromyalgia, conditions that challenge me daily with pain, fatigue, and uncertainty. Instead of allowing those struggles to define me, I pour my energy into creating

beautiful, meaningful resin art that reflects perseverance, healing, and hope. I am also an addict in recovery, and that journey has completely changed my life. Recovery taught me the power of rebuilding yourself one day at a time. Epoxy resin became more than just art to me. It became therapy, purpose, and proof that broken things can become something extraordinary. Every piece I create is made with passion, patience, and heart. The flowing movement, bold colours, and layered textures in my work represent life itself: unpredictable, messy, beautiful, and always evolving. My business is built on the belief that no matter what obstacles we face, we are capable of creating something meaningful from them. I consider myself unstoppable, not because life has been easy, but because I refuse to stop moving forward. Thank you for supporting my small business and for being part of this journey with me.

Join me this morning at Stittsville Market at The Barn to enjoy the weather, vendors, and community ☀️ Stop by and say h...
08/16/2026

Join me this morning at Stittsville Market at The Barn to enjoy the weather, vendors, and community ☀️ Stop by and say hello!

6154 Abbott St. in Stittsville from 9am-1pm.

08/15/2026

Creativity that refuses to be contained. PRIDE captured in resin, and transformed into art.

Six polished coloured resin spheres descend diagonally across a pristine white surface, each one acting almost like a tiny lens, catching the light and releasing it as a vivid streak of colour.

The shadows stretch like beams of coloured energy across the canvas, while the geometric arrangement creates a sense of movement and progression.

12”x12” Wooden back. With 3 different mount positions to alter the display position to suit your desire.

08/08/2026

PRIDE shines! 2 inch resin spheres in each of the six colours, on a 12x12 wooden canvas that has been painted with satin white.
Mounts on the back allow for the canvas to be hung in 2 positions.

Come be today at West Side Pride in Stittsville! Many many amazing vendors, community organizations, and entertainment...
07/25/2026

Come be today at West Side Pride in Stittsville!
Many many amazing vendors, community organizations, and entertainment!
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Stop by to see me at Unstoppable Pours Resin Art and check out some PRIDE specific creations.

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜Join me this Saturday, July 25th in Stittsville for a high energy & love filled event! Happening rain or shine, W...
07/21/2026

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Join me this Saturday, July 25th in Stittsville for a high energy & love filled event!
Happening rain or shine, West Side Pride will be an event with 70+ vendors, high energy entertainment, food, and of course, community!

Even writing this post brings back so vividly getting to meet Gilbert Baker in August of 2015.
I have been creating many pieces with the respect and appreciation I have for the symbol of hope & diversity that he created so many years ago 🏳️‍🌈

Come on out to enjoy the community and energy…and of course visit the many talented vendors that will be there.

See you at Alexander Grove Park from 11-4pm this coming Saturday.
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Working on some new dandelion puffs 🤗 🌱🐇🌱
07/03/2026

Working on some new dandelion puffs 🤗
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06/19/2026

Flood coating is a final layer of epoxy poured over a cured resin piece. In this video, it is a layer poured over a cured resin sphere containing a dandelion puff. Silicone molds naturally wear down after repetitive use, and can leave scuff marks or surface scratches.
Flood coating is often crucial because it erases those surface scratches left from molds, and leaves crystal-clear glass like finish.

In this piece I’ve used Let's Resin 1:1 epoxy resin. This is the resin I’ve used in all of my pieces over the past 3 years 🤩

I’ll be there this Sunday, and hope to see you there! The corner of Stittsville Main & Abbott St. 9-1pm. xoLeah Marlene
06/18/2026

I’ll be there this Sunday, and hope to see you there!
The corner of Stittsville Main & Abbott St. 9-1pm.

xoLeah Marlene

Celebrate Father’s Day at the Market!

Grab Dad, the kids (and the dog 🐾) and join us this week.

Shop local, enjoy some fresh air, and support amazing vendors. Rain or shine, we'll be there!
📆 Sunday, June 21
⏰ 9 AM – 1 PM
📍 6154 Abbott St
🐶 Pet Friendly
☔ Rain or Shine

Here's who's joining us this week 👇

06/17/2026

Studio time today! I mix very slowly to avoid bubbles, and that can take up to 8min for 500ml. Here is a speed up quick clip.

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Carleton Place, ON

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