I like to see alcohol ink used in this free manner and not controlled to do things better done with oil or acrylics. Loved all the colors that emerged from two colors.
When I first saw alcohol ink art I believed it was just a beautiful disaster where the inks did their own thing but your work is intentional and deliberate. You are wonderful at manipulating these inks. I wish I had your vision and skill
Love the looks of this technique! This is why I just love this medium. I may be new to it but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see the infinite options available with it! Love your videos!
Would be nice if you gave 5he colors used. Your work but for those relatively new to inks a few tips could help. Your work is beautiful Thanks for sharing your talent.
I love your videos. Have been dropping your channel on F.B a few times. Not many A.I videos out there showing ur techniques or many using canvas. Would like to see a video on prepping of canvass and products used. I personally do not know what wet sanding is or how to do it. Again, thank you for this channel. Absolutely beautiful works. 👍👌
Wowww love this process i always wanted to learn ink art but never got detailed tutori now i find you !!! Supported your channel hope you support back and stay connected !!!
What ink are you using? You say two-color, but they subdivide into many colors. Is that because it's on canvas? I get some of that on Yupo, but not like this. What Black are you using? It seems to have some nice sub=colors. What gold? I make my own gold mixing ultra-fine brass powder in 99% alcohol. yours seems to have some oachre in it.
Tim Holtz "Pitch Black" and "Brass" by Pinata are the only two colors I used. I haven't been able to nail down if it's the 99% Isopropyl breaking the color down to (green blue) or if it's the Kilz causing this reaction. I think it's the 99% because when I use denatured alcohol it's usually blue and like a rust color that emerges. The difference is beautiful but it's really intriguing to me. I need to do an experiment with the different reactions of alcohol ink.
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I like to see alcohol ink used in this free manner and not controlled to do things better done with oil or acrylics. Loved all the colors that emerged from two colors.
Thank you so much Betty!
I love this paint thanks for all what you teache to me whit all your vidéo 😊
When I first saw alcohol ink art I believed it was just a beautiful disaster where the inks did their own thing but your work is intentional and deliberate. You are wonderful at manipulating these inks. I wish I had your vision and skill
@@sherripierson9619 thank you.
Ooh! I had not even thought to try using a wet brush with a dryer! Genius! This piece is beautiful!Thank you for sharing your gift with us all!!
Yea I do this fractured effect with a brush. It helps controlling it to where you need the ink to go. You're very welcome, try it out.
Adoro a leveza e fluidez dessa arte!
Love the looks of this technique! This is why I just love this medium. I may be new to it but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see the infinite options available with it! Love your videos!
So inspiring, maybe I could try…
Absolutely brilliant!!
Astounding piece. And the music! Well chosen!
Thank you B Long
Would be nice if you gave 5he colors used. Your work but for those relatively new to inks a few tips could help. Your work is beautiful
Thanks for sharing your talent.
Thank you so much. I only used two colors, Tim Holtz Pitch Black and Pinata Brass
Also check out my other demo videos I go through tips and tricks with how I do it along with techniques
@@AskariArt watch them all the time 😊💕
Aw thank you I'm having trouble with this one big piece I'm working on. It's taking me 12 hrs so far. I'll be posting parts to it.
I love your videos. Have been dropping your channel on F.B a few times. Not many A.I videos out there showing ur techniques or many using canvas. Would like to see a video on prepping of canvass and products used. I personally do not know what wet sanding is or how to do it. Again, thank you for this channel. Absolutely beautiful works. 👍👌
Thank you Gale for the support! Oh ok that's a great idea I can get into more detail on how to prep a canvas.
Love your process and results! I’ve got to try this! 😊 thank you
You're welcome!
I so love your style 👏 Trying to take your technique and incorporate it into my style - gives me so many ideas and so much fun to experiment ☺️.
Thank you so much Shirley. That means a lot. Look for my next video. It's going to be released over this weekend
Que pinturas utilizas para mexclar con el alcohol?
Debcuantos grados es el alcohol que utilizas?.
Tu teabajo es magico, gracias ❤
That was so inspirational 🥰
Thank you
So inspiring... thankyou... But one important question... happy to follow your products link... but can you tell us what two colours you used?
Where did you get the "Rocket"?
Beautiful!
Thank you Lynn
El secador es de aire frio? ❤
Wowww love this process i always wanted to learn ink art but never got detailed tutori now i find you !!! Supported your channel hope you support back and stay connected !!!
Awesome yes of course and thank you for the support!
Beautiful! The only colors I saw you lay day were black and gold? Was that what was used?
Yes only black and gold
Screw tv shows full of murder and betrayal. This is all the drama I need in my life.
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Beautiful! :)
Thank you 😊
What ink are you using? You say two-color, but they subdivide into many colors. Is that because it's on canvas? I get some of that on Yupo, but not like this. What Black are you using? It seems to have some nice sub=colors. What gold? I make my own gold mixing ultra-fine brass powder in 99% alcohol. yours seems to have some oachre in it.
Tim Holtz "Pitch Black" and "Brass" by Pinata are the only two colors I used. I haven't been able to nail down if it's the 99% Isopropyl breaking the color down to (green blue) or if it's the Kilz causing this reaction. I think it's the 99% because when I use denatured alcohol it's usually blue and like a rust color that emerges. The difference is beautiful but it's really intriguing to me. I need to do an experiment with the different reactions of alcohol ink.
Thanks Peter you gave me another idea for a video that could help others!😊
Another fabulous video! Were you adding alcohol on the brush each time? Thanks! 🙏🏼
+Mary O'Brien yes my cup has alcohol in it. I just dad my brush to help move the ink
Can you see what it is yet?
Ive never seen ink on canvas What do you do to prep your canvas?
I use 2-3 coats of Kilz2 water-based paint and sand in-between each coat
Could you tell us what ink colours you used please?
I only used Pitch Black by Tim Holtz and Pinata Brass
@@AskariArt That is amazing !
ASKARI Art... does that mean you speak Swahili? Hazel