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context: It will run its course, but when well done is always unique and interesting.
  When the $20000 epoxy starts to yellow, people will fall out of love with it. >
  
  I've favorited similar. I love this kind of stuff. >
  
  Now, tbh, I'd never buy it. I don't have $1700 to just drop on a novelty table. But I still think it's super cool. >
  
  Same. Just like the several suits of armor I have favorited. In the hopes that one day I randomly have 5-7k that is so disposable and meaningless to me that I can buy them. >
  
  Wholesome. :) >
  
  Tons of art is in poor taste! 
  Many Tattoos, most modern art, lots of mass produced art, country cute housewares. There is not shortage of lazy art that is well executed >
  
  Totally agree. It’s a fad. >
  
  The Hobby Lobby effect. Hobby Lobby starts selling Cricuts, everyone makes leather earrings and vinyl sticker "Live, laugh love" sings. Then it was tumblers, now it is epoxy. I sell jewelry at craft shows and the market is insanely oversaturated. It will die off within a few years.    
  However there are people out there making some great art with it. I really like Minibricks. >
  
  If I had a nickel for every person I graduated high school with who became a SAH mom and lists those fucking tumblers on Facebook market place for 50-60 dollars...my dad bought one for a charity thing from my sisters school and it leaked in a week...