Damn It. Fake Dmitry. by Denis OUCH - main product image for Resin Society

Vendor:Denis OUCH

Damn It. Fake Dmitry.

$3,000.00
4.8 4 verified store reviews

Damn It. Fake Dmitry. offers precise containment and form setup for epoxy resin pours when project dimensions match this product size. It helps reduce messy setups, leaking edges, and rushed form building before resin mixing.

  • Made for epoxy setup and containment
  • Designed for resin blanks, molds, or pour setup
  • Supports cleaner resin work and material protection

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Form your resin with precision

Damn It. Fake Dmitry. helps shape epoxy pours

Product details

Use and benefits

Brand or supplier
Denis OUCH
Product type
Home and maker product

What arrives

One Damn It. Fake Dmitry. in the selected option unless the product page clearly lists a set or kit. Props and styling accessories shown in photos are not included.

Exact fit matters

Choose the right size option

Confirm the selected dimensions before use. Set up Damn It. Fake Dmitry. on a clean, level work surface, seal or prepare edges as required by the supplier, and test your setup before mixing resin.

Confirm your project dimensions align with the product size before ordering

Best used with compatible epoxy resin workflows where the form size, depth, release method, and sealant setup match the pour. Follow the resin and form manufacturer's guidance.

Always follow the manufacturer's care, use, and safety guidance.

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Getting it to you

Shipping rates and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout.

Shipping rates and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout.

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items and we will coordinate directly with Denis OUCH.

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items and we will coordinate directly with Denis OUCH.
Damn It. Fake Dmitry. by Denis OUCH - main product image for Resin Society

Street-lit and human

A raw face, wing, and a blunt SMH scrawl—color pushed to the edge, still wet in attitude.

Room, meet rhythm

Damn It. Fake Dmitry.

Edge, held

Walls can flatten a space; they ask for something with pulse, not polish. Damn It. Fake Dmitry. carries the grit of spray and swipe—the kind that makes a living room feel less arranged and more lived in. The bleeds and drips pull you closer, like overhearing a conversation on the street. It turns a blank wall into a place to pause.

What it changes

Art is the moment a home chooses a point of view. The neon halo, the wing’s scrape, the heavy SMH—each mark argues and then settles, giving the room a backbone. You don’t just look; you share air with it. That presence lingers long after guests leave.

Who leans in

Collectors and home-makers who want a charged, contemporary statement that reads as lived, not staged.

Where it lives

Hang it where conversation begins—above a low sofa, across from the dining table, or greeting you in the entry.
  • Epoxy pours
  • Casting setup
  • Resin forms
  • Wood and resin projects
  • Shop prep
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About the maker

Denis OUCH

Denis OUCH presents work seen at their art online store/gallery, contributing products relevant to the resin artist community.
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Questions on resin setup?

Frequently asked questions

What is the overall mood and palette?
Gritty and kinetic, with bold black lettering, vivid green and pink accents, and layered neutrals that carry spray and drip textures.
Will it work in a small space?
Yes—its high-contrast marks create a focal point that energizes compact rooms without needing additional decor.
How does it read with neutral furniture?
The piece punches through calm palettes, adding tension and color while still letting linen, wood, and stone breathe around it.
What kind of lighting suits it?
Soft, indirect light brings out the layered textures; a single directional lamp will sharpen the drips and shadows for drama.
Where does it make the most impact at home?
In social zones—living rooms, open kitchens, or an entry—where its raw energy can start the conversation.