I appreciated this review. I sometimes work with acrylic ink and water colour like this. I haven't used this brand before. I look forward to trying it out.
Thank you for your feedback. I try to experiment as much as I can,especially with watersoluble materials. Wich brands of acrylic inks are your favourites to make this kind of techniques?
@@LaraLuna_Artworks I have a few brands, Daler Rowney acrylic ink- I really like the intensity of these colours and how they blend. Abstract acrylic ink by Sennelier. And Ecoline liquid water colour is nice too. Shade 508 Prussian Blue gets the most use :) It's fun to experiment.
@@shannonw6604 I have Daler Rowney acrylic inks, too, but I never thought to use them like watercolors. Thanks for the idea, I have to try them! I usually used them to paint and add accents on my painting on canvas. I will look for the Sennelier and Ecoline,too, thank you. What kind ow paper do you prefer for working with this acrylic inks? I just bought some more colors of this Aquadrop, I will be trying to make another video. I got also the fineliner to put the inks in, let's see what this will be like. Thanks for sharing your brands with me! I wish you a creative day.
@@LaraLuna_Artworks Usually Arches 300lb cold pressed. Today I tried using acrylic inks with water, on a bare canvas. I laid the shape I wanted in water and used the dropper to add the acrylic ink. Let some swirling action happen. I am trying to use canvasses more, but have a lot of fear. So trying to use experimenting to get over it. I have no end product in mind, so I can't fail. LOL
@@shannonw6604 Yes I understand now. It is like doing watercolor technique with acrylic inks on canvas, that is great. I usually work more on paper and less on canvas in this technique . I use canvases more times and gesso on old paintings and work in phases and use thicker paint. In the last days I used the gel retareder to get a more fluid colors. I do not have fear because I have understood thth whatever I do I can gesso the canvases and the whole process matters and one canvas can have more lives. I usually work spontaneusly and this gets me in different places. I hope you get over the fear and just let yourself go. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
I appreciated this review. I sometimes work with acrylic ink and water colour like this. I haven't used this brand before. I look forward to trying it out.
Thank you for your feedback. I try to experiment as much as I can,especially with watersoluble materials. Wich brands of acrylic inks are your favourites to make this kind of techniques?
@@LaraLuna_Artworks I have a few brands, Daler Rowney acrylic ink- I really like the intensity of these colours and how they blend. Abstract acrylic ink by Sennelier. And Ecoline liquid water colour is nice too. Shade 508 Prussian Blue gets the most use :) It's fun to experiment.
@@shannonw6604 I have Daler Rowney acrylic inks, too, but I never thought to use them like watercolors. Thanks for the idea, I have to try them! I usually used them to paint and add accents on my painting on canvas. I will look for the Sennelier and Ecoline,too, thank you. What kind ow paper do you prefer for working with this acrylic inks? I just bought some more colors of this Aquadrop, I will be trying to make another video. I got also the fineliner to put the inks in, let's see what this will be like. Thanks for sharing your brands with me! I wish you a creative day.
@@LaraLuna_Artworks Usually Arches 300lb cold pressed. Today I tried using acrylic inks with water, on a bare canvas. I laid the shape I wanted in water and used the dropper to add the acrylic ink. Let some swirling action happen. I am trying to use canvasses more, but have a lot of fear. So trying to use experimenting to get over it. I have no end product in mind, so I can't fail. LOL
@@shannonw6604 Yes I understand now. It is like doing watercolor technique with acrylic inks on canvas, that is great. I usually work more on paper and less on canvas in this technique . I use canvases more times and gesso on old paintings and work in phases and use thicker paint. In the last days I used the gel retareder to get a more fluid colors. I do not have fear because I have understood thth whatever I do I can gesso the canvases and the whole process matters and one canvas can have more lives. I usually work spontaneusly and this gets me in different places. I hope you get over the fear and just let yourself go. Thanks for sharing your ideas.