Alcohol Ink : How it works and some surprising ways to use it.
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2023
- What are alcohol inks and how do you use them? These are the most versatile art supply I have ever used. Alcohol inks work on plastic, glass, ceramic, metal, wax, wood, pumpkins, bones, shells, stones...woooo! This video shows the basics of how they work, what you need to use them and the endless possibilities for application. Perfect for the beginner or fine artist. Products used include, Pinata Color (alcohol inks) from Jacquard, Yupo by Legion, Claybord from Ampersand, ArtResin, cold wax, acetate, and ceramic tiles.
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what an amazing teacher!
Fabulous video! Thank you SO much! ❤️♥️❤️good information and techniques❣️🙏❣️
You are so welcome!
Exceptionally great video. Can't wait to try new techniques!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love using photo paper ink and isopropyl yay so much fun
So very pleased I've finally found your channel. You are fun easy to listen to and follow.
Thank you so very much! Happy arting :)
I love this! Good work!
Thank you so much!
Great informative video...ty💕
Thanks for watching!
I found this video super helpful, thank u
Glad it was helpful!
❤😂thank u! I loved this
Very educational I have learned so much omg thanks
Yay:) so happy you enjoyed it!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Can you do this on a canvas for the background and then paint over it (mixed media)
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Ths was great! What kind of resin would you use? I’ve tried the Piñata varnish… what else can you seal with?
I use Art Resin and have a video on sealing with it and one on using the inks in it:) You can also use Kamar varnish to seal. It is a spray varnish most commonly used by oil painters. Hope this helps!
Hiii fabulous video! Can you please tell me where that stencil you showed came from? It was around the 6 minute mark.
I use stencils from The Crafters Workshop
store.thecraftersworkshop.com/
Thanks for the video! I am a newbie. Can the alcohol ink be dropped into a container of water to create a design and then dip a nonporous object, such as a styrene plastic model car to transfer the design to the model car body?
Nope. The alcohol does not work well/at all with water. I do this process with other materials quite a bit, for demo and workshops. Testers enamels or Marabu Easy Marble Paints will float on water and give you the effect you are looking for. Marbling kits designed for paper or fabric give more detailed prints or dips but do not work as well on slick surfaces, it is possible with the right surface prep tho. If you have never tried the process all around, I would suggest you give the Marabu a try first for this.
Can you use them on a canvas? And if you're going to light them on fire on a tile is it supposed to be thin layers?
Yes you can! You must make the surface smooth tho for them to have the flowing properties everyone loves. Many folks use KilZ a primer you can find at hardware and paint stores. This dries slick and smooth and will allow you to work on stretched canvas.
Working with fire use caution as the ink burning is not always a visible flame. Yes, work in small areas one little bit at a time.
Have fun!
Hi..... can they be used on a very well prime canvas???
They need a slick surface to work and move as seen. You can use them on canvas but will need to add a slick primer not just regular gesso. Most people use KILZ primer for this. It can be found at hardware stores.
What kind of paper do you use?
Yupo is the paper I use. It is made by Legion and can be found in most art stores:) I prefer the orange cover, it is their medium weight.
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