Making Large and Colorful Circles with Alcohol Ink
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Wanted to try my hand at making some more bubbles/circles again, but with a little more detailing. This is so much fun to do! Really can stretch your creative abilities. Hope you enjoy this video, let me know what you want to see next!
This technique was requested by a follower and is inspired by the paintings of Stacey Oflanagan (thecolourfulheartist on Instagram). There are several other artists out there who also use this technique in their works, including Artist Till Death (found on UA-cam). I personally have not watched their videos, but taught myself my own method of making these fun circles. My advice is to use whatever method works best for you! :)
Materials used: Ranger Ink Shell Pink, Purple Twilight, Sandal, Botanical, Pool, Cool Peri, Wild Plum, Coral, and Pinata Rich Gold. Posco pens (but any acrylic pen will work!)
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This is stunning, I love bubbles and dots , it’s so colourful,,,,.xxxx 💕🦋🌸🌺
You did a brilliant job tutoring us. Thank you very much for all the marvelous information, artist Teresa Kovalak‼️
My comment disappeared. That's crazy. Lol beautiful work!
Thanks so much I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial.🖌🎨😘💕
Beautiful. Putting dots is like a meditation. I can see how you can lose track of time.
LOVE this video Teresa 💙💙💙 I have just watched this for the second time....I tried one of these a few weeks ago, much smaller scale as it was my first like this ...my glasses didn’t leave as clear a circle as yours did, so I went over them with a brush dipped in alcohol.....I just realised after watching this my inks were probably not dry enough when I lifted the glasses.....I don’t have a heat gun, just a strong dryer and my airbrushes.....I would love one of those dryers you were just gifted, but seem to be not found in Australia unless you buy one which is shipped from the US but our plugs for the power are different....anything close to what you have is at least 1000 watts or more, I wanted just the low 500 watt....oh well looks like I will have to miss out, every time they bring something new out the speed and heat is just getting higher and higher...lol... I want LOW .....I have been looking for one for over a year now, think it’s time to give up, they are definitely not making appliances lower wattage sadly 😢 great video and Thanks for taking the time to share....I will give this one another go ....I will just dry the ink with my airbrushes 😄😄💕💕🎨🎨🖌🖌
If you don't have a heat gun try using a blow dryer and less alcohol. Otherwise put the glasses on and let it set overnight.😉
Teresa Kovalak thanks Teresa
I will try that, leave overnight ...my hairdryer is so strong it would push the glasses lol 😂 its 2000 watt! Only used it to dry the dog after his bath 😂😂
Hi Teresa! I love circles! I am going to go back and watch the bubbles video now! Again I am so glad I found you, finally someone who has been using the inks and does a great job talking me through the process!
Laura m🦋
Thank you so much for all your kind words, I'm glad you enjoy the tutorials. 🎨🖌🥰💕
@@TeresaKovalak I do enjoy them very much. I've recommended you to some of the crafter I've met in online boards.
In place of glass jars, cups, glasses, why not use different diameters of pipe..copper, iron, aluminum, plastic? Cookie cutters might work but the idea is to allow the inner circle to dry along the same time as the area surrounding the pipes. Just an idea that came to me while watching you're video.
Just started with alcohol inks. This demonstraion is very very useful.
Thanks so much I'm so glad you enjoy my tutorials...🖌🎨
I love it! Thank you for sharing your technique with us! I'm just getting started, so I appreciate that you took the time. Big Thank you 😁
Thanks so much I'm so glad you enjoyed the Tutorial.😘💕 And just so you know alcohol inks are addicting.😉🖌🎨
I believe the dryer/blower is the Conair 3-in-1 Tourmaline Ceramic Hot Air Brush Combo Kit. It's on Amazon.
Yes it is.🖌🎨🌈
Thank you for the instructions. I just started playing with inks. No art background just time because I retired. I will check out more of your videos
Me too. Retired and just started. I’m addicted!
How fabulous! It looks like there’s light shining through it.
Love the circles you created. The mix of colors looks pretty. The big bubble is my favorite.
I really like alcohol inks and this video was fascinating. Thank you so much for a new technique.
This video was great! This was very informative and you gave clear and concise advice. The painting turned out beautiful. You have a wonderful imagination! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!
This is very cool. Thanks for sharing! :)
Thanks so much I'm so happy you enjoyed my tutorial.🖌🎨 Hope you have a great holiday.🙂
So beautiful ❣️❣️
very nice, I was surprised at the left side turning out so well, but, I knew that right side would. That orange!
I just found you and I’m so excited. I can’t wait to try this technique. I’m definitely following you. Thanks for the inspiration 💕. I love this piece .
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it. 😘💕 Have a great weekend. 🌈🖌🎨
What a fun technique with alcohol ink! Really like how the largest circle turned out. Now, I will be having my daughters and myself be on the hunt for glass shot glasses. In the meantime, I have some plastic ones that I’ll try. This was fun watching you make marvelous colorful circles, using alcohol ink. Thanks for the idea. BTW, I finally got a set of Poska pens. They are sooo much fun to play with. The Sharpie white and black paint marker works well too.
Satisfying.
Thanks so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial.🖌🎨
Thank you for this video. So informative and clear on how to make circles ❤️
Thanks so much, I'm glad to enjoyed the tutorial. 🖌🎨
Excellent tutorial ... amazing results! Thank you so much! ☺
Thanks so much I'm glad you enjoy my tutorials. 🖌🎨 💟
Very Very Cool
Thanks so much I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial.🖌🎨
Beautiful
Thanks so much I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial.🖌🎨🌈
I absolute love this video...
So Beautiful
This is really cool, looks like a lot of fun!!
Teresa, I love this technique. The painting is outstanding, and you have inspired me to do something like this. Thanks
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Brilliant...absolutely brilliant and awesome.
Just starting with inks and this has been so helpful. Thank you and it’s a beautiful piece.
Thanks so much I'm glad to enjoy my tutorials. 😘💕📽
what kind of blower are you using? could you post a link- regular hairdryer is too strong for my taste.
I do not have a link but you can Google Hot Air 1 1/2 inch curling brush Volume series made by Conair.😉
Thank you that was amazing I’ve always wanted to do circles now I know how.
Glad it helped you! :)
❤️ so much fun!
Thank you 😘
Absolutely gorgeous ! thanks a lot for sharing, your art is wonderful ! have a great day
That was very interesting. I’m going to try this for sure.
Awesome! Let me know how it works out for you :)
What a fun technique!
I'm glad you enjoy the tutorial.🎨🖌💕
Is there something in the cups that are upside down? Like alcohol?
No there is nothing in the cups.🖌🎨
Teresa Kovalak Thank You for letting me know, beautiful painting!!
Thank you for the video. Nicely done...love the big bubbles or circles! I have a few of these I started a while back but I did put them down and I have not finished them. This makes me want to but now I’m worried it’s been too long...lol...but I will finish them one way or another! 😉
Hope it works out for you! 😊
Love your circles!
Thank you :) so just to be clear, you’re adding isopropyl to the ink in the glass before splashing it over the paper?
Yes, I thin down the ink a little bit.😉 🖌🎨
Do you prepare your canvas? If so with what. Please and thank you! Gorgeous piece
Why did you use a the heat gun versus the hair dryer??? Too much alcohol?????
At that time I did not own my hair dryer....😉
I have noticed that the inks in your glass containers appears to be dry. Is it ok to let the ink dry in them? If so do you just add alcohol to the dry ink and reuse it?
Yes the glass containers that I put on my painting are dry.🎨🖌
Thank you!! You have helped me to get excited about Art again sep Alcohol Inks..♡♡♡
Just discovered you and am starting out in alcohol inks. Love your work and will continue to follow you. I’m also a dot person. Thanks for your clear instructions.
I'm so happy you found my channel, thank you for joining. I have lots of videos that may be helpful to you, Thanks again and I hope you enjoy. 🎨🖌💕📽
Do you think I could do this with liquid watercolour and acrylic inks?
It’s beautiful by the way x
Do you have a link to the hair dryer? I can't find it on Amazon? TIA!
I'm not on either FB or Instagram so I don't get to see the finished project😢
Beautiful and good idea!!!!
Loved your tutorial, thank you. I’ve just come across your channel 😁
Please please tell me what Conair hairdryer that your using in this video also information on it if you have it. I have been searching for quite some time for a hair dryer exactly like this. You wouldn't believe how excited I got when I saw it, I'm hoping it comes with an attachment that is in a flat shape.
I'm also an artist and I have recently been watching your videos which I'm really liking this expression of art and your talent. I know I'll be trying this after this year ends.
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LuLu Luna me too
@@ruchivishwakarma5279 unfortunately i never got a response back, so I'm still on the hunt I've been so busy I haven't even been on line to the Conair company. If you find it could you please pass on the info to me and I'll do the same for you. Thanks
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Conair 3-in-1 Tourmaline Ceramic Hot Air Brush Combo Kit (found it on Amazon).
what kind of paper are you using?
Thank you for showing this technique in real time. Have just started using alcohol inks and loving the different effects that can be created. What do you use to clean your glasses afterwards? Alcohol? Blending solution? I've even heard of hand sanitizer used as a cleaner. Beautiful piece!
Thanks so much I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial.🖌🎨 I use 99% isopropyl alcohol to clean down my table or if I don't like a painting.🌈🌈🌈
I just started watching this video and have to stop and say how much I love your little tiny tank holders. I've never seen anything like them - what are they? OK now I'll go watch the rest of the video and see your pretty work LOL
Great video. Now I have to go and purchase some glasses and bowls to give it a try. Thanks!
Thank you and good luck let me know how it works for you!
I love this but I also saw your previous video too. in fact, I have seen all your videos. The bonus is I can hear you loud and clear. Thank you for my flower painting. I bought a frame for it last night. I will always cherish it. I love to watch you work. My guess is that like Myriam, you make this look easier than it really is. I will try it though because you make it look fun. Thank you, girlfriend, for the lesson and your time. Everybody and their brother walked in on me while I was watching this. I had to restart it like 10 times because I didn't want to miss a word. From now on I'm going to save your videos for late-night so I am not rudely interrupted. My hope is I get to see you finish this. I haven't gotten that far yet. Have a great day my friend!
Thank you so much 💟😘 I'm so glad you enjoyed this. I hope you'll get a moment of silence so you can finish the video! Let me know if you use this tutorial and how it works out for you. And again thank you for your kind words!!
This fascinating to watch! What a gorgeous result. Can you just let it dry as opposed to using a heat gun? Thank you
Love the colors, movement, but most of all the circles.....delightfully fun and beautiful.
SO interesting! Thank you!
What board do you use for large arts ?
Thank you. I am just getting started
Awesome.
Super awesome, I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial.🖌🎨 FYI alcohol inks are addicting.😉
WHAT FOR PAPER DID YOU USE....I LOVE THOSE COLORS...TFS
What kind of paper did you use for this pretty circle painting?
Yupo paper. 😉
Awesome! Love it!
Did you say what your large paper is? I know you mentioned your small examples were on yupo.
Love this. Thank you for sharing.
Stunning!!! Sharing now.
Also what weight Yupo do you use????
It's a mid grade, I'm not sure of The weight I've had it for some time.🖌🎨
Will you trim the picture down and mount it on a board or panel?
I framed this piece and sold it sometime they go...🖌🎨
😲 WOW!!! Beautiful
Thanks so much I really appreciate it, And I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. 😘💕🌸🎨🖌
Gorgeous! I LOVE the color combinations.
Thank you so much 😘🎨🖌
Awesome tutorial...Thanks so much for sharing this.
Great technique and lovely final piece! I enjoyed your tips and tricks. You might consider editing the video or fast forwarding through the parts when you aren't talking. Otherwise, this was really great and thank you so much for sharing!!
Thank you so much and good idea, I need to get my tech savvy assistant on that!
Is this Yupo ? the inks dont seem to move the same on your material as it does on my yupo .Is it special yupo paper ?
What brand of little hair dryer is that you were talking about?? It looks awesome!
It's a conair, I should it at the beginning of the video. It comes with hair drying attachments, you can find it on Amazon! 😊
Conair 3-in-1 Tourmaline Ceramic Hot Air Brush Combo Kit www.amazon.com/dp/B0009PVV40/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_taa_ND7mDb4CVMVY2
What is the con air hair dryer called
I am using a 1 and a 1/2 inch curling brush made by Conair. 🖌🎨 Hope this helps 🙂
Thank you for answering me. There is one here in Canada on Amazon. It’s white for $26,
. Did your coming with curling iron and brush heads?
This is a fabulous technique, thank you so much for sharing. Love your work.
Thank you so very much Barbara I'm so glad you enjoy my tutorials. 🎨🖌💕
Hi
Does the glass need to be warmed by the dryer ?
I keep the heat gun blowing on the glass so when I pick it up it dries quickly. I hope this helps you out. 😘💕🎨🖌
I really like this but the smaller ones you showed at the beginning of the video the circles seemed crisper, did you let these just naturally air dry?
This was excellent. Tedious and relaxing process! At the end, I saw a Poodle with sunglasses. Towards the right, is the face. I wonder what would be the results if we found a heavy Tube replacement for the glasses? Then let it air dry? Without the manipulation of a heat tool? Just curious. The dotting is awesome. If I understand correctly, we can use alcohol to remove the ink.... same day, but come back later to Add, gel pen, acrylic pen, etc. what about adding more colors of ink later? So many questions. Thank You for this excellent video. The real time is appreciated.
What a great tutorial! A very interesting and creative alcohol ink piece! I just found you now I will have to give this try. Oh yes I have to hit the Goodwill store first, lol!💜🤗🤣
Hi Teresa, do you happen to know the model number for the Conair hair dryer? I can’t seem to find it online or on Amazon. Thanks! -Mimi
Me either.
It’s actually called a “hot air brush”. It looks like an electric round brush with a cord attached to the end. If you type that in the search bar on Amazon, you’ll find it. Hope it helps!
Beautiful love 💕
Thank you so much 😊🎨🖌
Adorable!
Hi Teresa, I’m from London, England could I ask please what size and type of card/paper do you use for this? Many thanks for the super tuitions. Xx
Hi love your Artwork, question what material are you using to put you INKS on. ?
It's Yupo paper.
My question, too. She mentioned Yupo when showing the small white squares, but didn't mention the large sheet was Yupo. thanks for asking, Miria!
Love your bubbles. Looking for your conair blow dryer cant find it even on amazon. Any hints.
Thanks so much I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial, Any blow dryer will work but if you are trying to purchase the same one I have I got it on Amazon.🖌🎨🌤🌈
GRACIAS POR ESTAR Y COMPARTIR.
What was the ratio of alcohol ink to isopropyl alcohol in your small containers?
I just give a good little squeeze, so it would be about 3 tablespoons of alcohol to a teaspoon or a 1/2 teaspoon of the ink. I hope that helps you out.😘💕🎨🖌
amazing!! love it♥
Wow! So amazing. I'm so excited your vifeo came up as a suggestion. Off.to the thrift store I go for glasses. Question cause Imnee to alcohol inls, where do I get the large paper you're using at the best price? I know people say yupo? I just didnt know if this is the same and yhat there were bigger sizes
Cool technique! thanx for the post
Beautiful!
So pretty!
where I can foud yupo paper big? in usa texas
If you have a paper company in your area they should be able to order it for you, That is how I got mine. You might wanna check online 1st... And I hope you enjoyed the video.🎨🖌💕
Also try Hobby Lobby,
Michael's and Joann Fabrics.
Hiya 👋 but Excuse me! WoW your bubble prints are Gorgeous....But! I think you are Totally overlooking A very missed opportunity here 🤔
If you rewatch your video, I swear if you took a professional picture from above during Every step of your process, I can only imagine you would be able to sell prints of every one with all the glasses still in place! the actual composition and effect that gives is Mind blowing??
I was watching it and still thinking Wow how does that look like that!
your bubbles are amazing, but The glasses still on, to me was more Amazing
optical illusion and all that.....Or I've had a Wine too much...But I dont think so lol please try and see what I saw 😉👌😘
I know everyone re-watches their videos before publishing, but you are making teaching videos without maybe seeing your own potential, right in front of your face! PLEASE ask your friends if I'm right lol
and also you have my permission to delete this comment ASAP, before anyone else thinks I'm onto something also!
I'd buy a print of any one of the full process btw....👌
Can this be done on a gessoed surface?
What kind of paper did you use? I may have missed that part ...?
yupo paper is what she used. it's like a plastic sheet similar to paper.
Interesting technique!! Thank you for the step-by-step demonstration, it was very clear. I now am wondering about how this process will work on the new paper that Duralar? puts out. 😊
Hi Teresa - What type of paper are you using? What size? It looks like 16x20, but looks can be deceiving in a video. Great job.
Thank you for mentioning us. Such a fun piece. 👍♥️
No problem, I think your work is pretty awesome. 🎆🎉🖌🎨💕