Basic 101 Alcohol Ink Techniques for Beginners
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In this video I cover some basic techniques that everyone should know and that are especially useful for those who are just starting out with using alcohol inks.
Materials used: Krylon Kamar Varnish and UV Resistant Clear. Alcohol Ink Hard-Core Art Panel (Ranger Ink). Alcohol Blending Solution (Ranger Ink). Alcohol Ink Pitch Black (Ranger Ink). 99% Isopropyl Alcohol. Sharpie Brush Marker. Copic Sketch Marker. Fantastix brush tip, Pinceton round petite, Artists Loft Vienna, Liquitex Gloss Varnish, White Acrylic Gesso, Kilz2 Latex.
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What a wonderful comprehensive video. Thank you.
Thank you SO MUCH for this very helpful video! And….I loved hearing the wind chimes! ☺️
Very informative. Thank you very much!
How great explanation, thank you!
Thanks so much I am so glad you enjoyed the tutorial.🖌🎨 Hope you have a great holiday.🙂
The wind-chimes are beautiful. Thanks for all the advice!
Thanks so much I am so glad you enjoyed the tutorial.🖌🎨😘💕🌈
Very helpful
Thanks so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed my tutorial.🖌🎨
Never apologise for windchimes; they are LOVELY! 🙂
I can't believe I didn't find this tutorial until now! After watching so many of your's Teresa, this one really helped me out so much. You're a great teacher, so calm and clear in your instructions and idea's. I can't thank you enough. So much inspiration from you!
Thank you so much for all your kind words, it really means a lot to me.🥰😘💕
@@TeresaKovalak I really did learn so much from this video and appreciate all that you do for us.
The wind chimes are sweet. Thank you for sharing so many videos on how to paint, and now some techniques. I love your work and it inspires me to slowdown and really enjoy playing with AI instead of doing a quick dabbing method. Bless you for your generosity in sharing.
Thank you so much for all your kind words, I'm so grateful that you and everyone else enjoys my videos.🎨🖌💕📽
Thank you Teresa. Very helpful for a beginner.
Thanks so much I'm glad to enjoyed the videos.😘🎨🖌💕
Love your videos. I am interested in your little plates that hold your dry inks. Do you just put drops of ink in them and let them dry or do you add something else. I am looking for some little plates similar to yours.
I love it, thanks for all the explanation that no one else shares!
Thank you so much I'm glad my tutorials are helpful.😘🎨🖌💕
VERY helpful video!!! Thanks so much!
Thanks so much 😘💕🎨🖌
Again,the chimes are lovely. Great tutorial. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks so much I'm glad you enjoy my videos, And the wind chimes to. 😘🎨🖌💕😉
Have you tried $ store canvass board. Guess you would have to do the 3 coats of paint or gesso?
Thank you a lot for all information
Thanks so much I'm glad I could help. 🎨🖌💕
Thank you for sharing all these tips. Very helpful!
Thank you so much I'm glad you enjoy the tutorials.😘🎨🖌💕
Teresa, what a wonderful video! Thanks for all the great tips! ❤️
Thanks so much I'm glad you enjoy my videos. 😘🎨🖌💕
Very thorough video, Teresa. Love the landscape panel. Why, it looks like you are standing on my back porch, leaves and all. ‘It’s the season for dried leaves, wind, and cold. It’s just now starting to get chilly, here in Southern coastal Maine, with ❄️ on Tuesday! Have a great weekend, Teresa.
It sounds beautiful where you are, I'm glad you enjoy my videos Thanks the much.😘🎨🖌💕
Thank you! So informative
Thanks so much 😘🎨🖌💕
As always, Thank you Teresa for your helpful tips and tricks. You are awesome!
Laura m 🦋
Thank you so much for all your kind words.😘🎨🖌💕
Very helpful! I also live in a cold climate and, I was worried about protecting my pieces while painting in the winter. Thanks for your tutorials!
Thanks so much. 😘🎨🖌💕
loved the wind chimes! This was all very helpful. By the way, I have also read that it sometimes helps keep dust off varnish and sealer if a slightly raised bowl, box, etc., is placed over the sprayed art while it is drying. Haven't done that myself, but thought it made sense especially in a pet hair environment. Thanks for the info and the time you put in to it!
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Thanks so much I'm glad you enjoy my videos, and yes I love Wind Chimes.💕🖌🎨😘
That’s a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much, will start looking.
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Thank you, Teresa!
Very helpful, thx
I love this video and your painting is beautiful! Thank you for sharing all your supplies and tricks of your trade.💕Jocelyn
Thank you so much I'm glad you enjoyed the videos.💕🎨🖌
Found you from myserenity crafts. Very helpful vis. And I loved the wind chimes!
Thank you so much I'm glad you found me, and I hope you enjoy the videos.🖌🎨💕
Thanks Teresa I have shared to Alcohol Ink Techniques 😊
I hope you enjoy my tutorials.🎨🖌
Thank you so much for this tutorial it was very informative! I haven’t as yet tried AI projects... I’m gathering information and inspiration 😉 Love your artwork and tutorials...
The alcohol inks are addict in you will be hooked once you try,😉🖌🎨 And I'm so glad you enjoy my tutorials Thanks so much have a great rest your day and happy painting. 🌤
Yes, I I’ve in Marysville about 1 1/2 hours away.
Super awesome to me another michigander.🥰
Teresa, are the alcohol paint pearls the same as PERFECT PEARLS in the small containers? Will you being doing a video using them? Love your work, and again, thanks!
I'm not sure of never use perfect pearls, I do have a video Called Wispy flowers in Pearl alcohol ink. 🎨🖌 Hope this helps.😊
Where did you get your little ceramic trays and little salt dishes? I’ve been looking high and low, any ideas other than the thrift store. Love your videos, very informative.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. You may want to look at the antique shops, sometimes you can find them in their.🎨🖌💕
You might want to try shot glasses. They are taller but work just as well. I’ve used they for years.
You can also use small candle holder dishes. IKEA do range of sizes in packs, very cheaply. I use these for all sorts of painting projects.
Thank you so very much!! Extremely helpful info. I really appreciate you sharing. Love all your tutorials❣️❣️ Can I ask is the first dish you showed us that is numbered on back ceramic? I’ve seen these that are plastic but couldn’t find glass or ceramic in that style. Would it be ok to use the plastic?
Great question yes it is OK to use plastic but the ink seems to climb up the plastic. You can get the Ceramic or porcelain pallets on line. They work the best that is all I use. 🎨🖌 Hope this helps and I'm so glad you enjoy my tutorials.💟
Teresa Kovalak Thanks, I found some on Amazon!! You’re awesome!
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I'm really wanting to know more about your "fantastix". Where could I find that item? and about what is the price?
You can find them at Hobby Lobby they run about $5. Hope this helps. 🎨🖌
Quick question - I bought some ornaments from Hobby Lobby ceramic - i tried using the inks and it soaked through. Do I need to it some type of finish on the before I start with the inks? Thanks for your help
The Christmas ornaments that I use have a glaze on them. If yours do not have a glaze which that's what it sounds like you could put a coat of gesso on it. Hope this helps.🎨🖌 I ordered my Christmas ornaments from Factory Direct craft. I 🎄❄🌟
Thanks for the tutorials. Where in Michigan are you?
I'm next to Ann Arbor, are you in Michigan?🎨🖌💕