MIXED MEDIA PAINTING with ALCOHOL INK and POSCA [70]
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- A MIXED MEDIA PAINTING
With alcohol ink and posca markers.
Overworking... when is it too much.... when do you need to stop.
It is so easy to overwork and do to much. I find this to be true with most types op paintings - done with acrylics, alcohol ink and more - but especially when I am doing any kind of abstract mixed media painting.
Like I mentioned in the video, I do think I over did it, but after some thinking... I kind of like it anyway. How much do you struggle with overworking you're paintings...?
Mixed media can be so much fun - with this I "only" used markers and alcohol ink, but I think is was enough to make it really interesting.
I absolutely love posca markers, especially for drawing on alcohol ink. There are so many colors, you can always find one that matches your painting.
In this tutorial I used Nara paper, grain alcohol and copic ink - BG 09 and RV 69. And of course Piñata Brass.
If you would like to see some more alcohol ink tutorials, both for beginners and more advanced, here are some videos that I thought you might like and hopefully find useful:
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FUN PAINTING IDEAS for alcohol ink
• FUN PAINTING IDEAS wit...
ALCOHOL INK - "LESS IS MORE"
• Alcohol ink - 5 tips o...
ALCOHOL INK - THE TILTING TECHNIQUE
• Alcohol ink art - the ...
ALCOHOL INK FLOWER - with ripples
• How to make an alcohol...
HOW TO PAINT AN EASY ACRYLIC TREE
• HOW TO PAINT A PINK AC...
Thank you for watching - I hope you enjoyed the video.
#mixedmedia #alcoholink #poscaart
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www.hedesmann.dk
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Its stunning! I love how you used the colors and the added embellishment makes the piece. Thank you for sharing your art and techniques with us. 💖💖💖
Thank you very much 💕💕 and you’re welcome
I was about to agree that you may have overworked it a bit but then looking at the final work ...... it's amazing. Spot on! What great inspiration you give us with your videos, thank you.
Thank you very much 😊 I ended up happy with the outcome…. After a while anyway lol
Love it!!! Go Girl! 🎉
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Yes yes yes. Beautiful and I tend to over Posca! So addictive. So beautiful
Thank you 😊
Gorgeous!
Thank you 😊
So great. No not overworked. I love the use of both Posca and Fineliners. I think both Posca and Fineliners give the work an extra touch. Your works are very inspiring
Thank you very much ❤️
love your wispy abstracts, you made it look so easy to do and love learning from you. love the posca pens additions. Thank you.
Thank you very much 😊 I’m a little addicted to POSCA these days lol
Fantastic coloring job, I love it. 👏👏👏
Thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely Gorgous first time watcher loved this look forward to more💐
Thank you very much ❤️ and welcome to my channel
Perfectly amazinggg and beautiful artwork, did a great job🎉❤
Thank you very much ❤️❤️
I love it!💜 8:01
Thank you ❤️
I love it
Thank you ☺️
Love it!
Thank you
Love this piece!! The Posca pens really added something beautiful and unique. They add a "flowing" bit to the piece. If you know what I mean. Congratulations on the 10K!! I think we all appreciate your style and how you teach. I know I DO!!
I always forget I can use my finger to affect the ink. Like you do. Alcohol ink is not easy. I'm new to it and still practicing. I guess practice is the KEY!! Like everything.
I love your work and your style. And am enjoying your channel. I'm learning a lot from you. Thanks for the video. Austin,TX USA
Thank you very much ❤️ so happy you enjoy the videos.
(I don’t have 10 K yes, but I’m closing in 😊 ) and yes, remember to use your fingers to guide the ink, it really makes a big difference
Always feel happy and positive by the way you work ma'am. Thanks so much 😊❤️
Happy and positive is the only way to go 🥰😀 😘
You're too funny! Sometimes its just all about enjoying the process! And rest assured, its pretty!
LOL 😂🤪 thank you
Late to this video, but I think it's beautiful!
Thank you very much 😊
Love your work…and love how to teach in a way that explains well ❤️💛💙
Thank you very much 💕💕
Great video. You really explain processes so well. Yes, I preferred the piece before markers were added, especially the black. The gold was a nice touch. I like white space so… You are very talented!
Thank you very much ❤️ I’m really liking the gold posca these days, can’t seem to stop lol
So of course I just ordered some gold Poscas. So excited!
Of course you did… you had to… I understand 👍😂 lol
wooow very nice look so beautyfull painting
Thank you ☺️
I do see and know what you mean, but I do think it ended up working for you. It’s beautiful and symmetrical.
Thank you very much ❤️
Nydelig😍🙏
Mange tak 🙏🥰
Love it
Thank you very much 😊
Nice!
Thank you 😊
I love this and I love your honesty!
Thank you 😊
I loved this!! I don't think it's too much at all!
Thank you ☺️
Nice name
I love your videos! Always learning from you. Especially how to do the whispy effects. By the way my Grandmother was Danish. My great grandmother (maiden name Rasmussen) was from Fjelde, Musse, Maribo, Danmark and great grandfather (Olsen) was from Kettinge, Maribo, Danmark. Family tree goes back to the 1600s with many other names like Hansen (I don’t know if that is what the H stands for in your name) and locations. So we may be related! Ha!
Thank you very much ❤️ the world is a small place sometimes…. Fun if we were related 🤩 I live about an hour and a half from Maribo 👍Rasmussen, Olsen and Hansen are some of the most common names in Denmark 🇩🇰 my last name is Hedesmann, which is a very uncommon name. (One of a kind, I love that LOL )
@@randihart5731 that is a great name! So many of my maternal ancestors last names of course were someone’s daughter. Boesdatter, Christensdatter, Olesdatter, Pedersdatter. I doubt that tradition still exists. Really love your art!
No that doesn’t really exist anymore, but Hansen and Olsen are still going strong LOL 😂
Beautiful work. I am mesmerized as I watch your videos. What setting do you use on your hairdryer? I’m finding that my alcohol always drys too soon. Any recommendation on how I can correct this.
Thank you 😊 I use the lowest setting and lowest heat. And yes it can dry a bit fast with a hairdryer. You could try adding a bit more alcohol- or use a bulb blower or airbrush to get cool air instead. Hope it helps
Love it! Can I ask what the name is of the pen/bottle you have your alcohol in - it looks easy to control.
Hej Randi 😀
Er virkelig betaget af dine kreationer! De er super flotte 😍
Har selv lige investeret i alkohol ink og synes godt nok det er noget af en kamel at sluge 😂
Fik 24 farver i gave og tænker lidt over om der er forskel på kvaliteten? Selvom jeg bruger en enkelt dråbe, så flyder det ud og alt hvad jeg laver bliver bare trælst at se på 😂
Kan du evt anbefale et mærke? 😀
For beginners what are the tools and which paper need for alcohol ink painting
Well, you need ink, alcohol, synthetic paper like Nara or Yupo, hairdryer or bulb blower
Not! Gorgeous!
Thank you very much ❤️