It's so good to go back & revisit these old videos. It reminds me of many techniques that I've forgotten. Also shows where Tim's creativity has come from. Love doing tags. It's sort of my thing. It's what I fall back to all the time. Thanks Tim 😊
I love Tim's unique creativity and how he clearly demonstrates his wonderful products. I also love Tim's awesome jewellery!!! Thanks for sharing this interesting crafting information.
@11:32 ...intentionally broken pieces; I don't WANT a perfect background" ^^&THAT is why I decided to start art journaling the very first time I saw altered art by Tim Holtz!
+Kendra Sanders A lot of people use tags in videos because it is a smaller surface to work on - perfect for a demo. If I make a completed tag I use it when I am giving gifts or writing notes to me daughter's teacher. If I demo a technique on a tag - I use it to cut up later or die cut to add elements to my pages.
Is Glycerin or gum arabic perhaps added to the Tim Holtz distress paints? They seem to resist dye based inks, as they are waterproof, but they are acrylic which are water based. So confused. Would buy them but they are £4.99 for a 1oz bottle and thought I could use my existing acrylic paints instead!
All acrylic paints will resist dye based inks. Distress Inks are a thinner acrylic paint. So it depends on the technique you are trying to do whether you want them or just use the paints you have.
If you think they are too dry contact Ranger. In this video Tim may have re-inked his since he was using them all day. So they may be a bit more juicier than yours.
@@ScrapTimeVideos Ranger won't do anything. They knowingly sold defective products, the tops popped off leaving the pads to dry out, poorly manufactured and quality control absent. Tim mentions them "reworking them because of an issue with the tops popping off" in a demo video proving they knew it was a problem and they didn't replace any of the defective items. They don't care if loyal customers spent hundreds on said ink pads. I give credit to the chemist's that created the distress ink formula, and that's where admiration stops. Tim himself goes two other people and tells them what he wants and they and "they" never get the credit Tim's name goes on all of the products. He is Rangers Cash cow and they are never going to admit their cornerstone product that makes all of their money has a problem. It's no coincidence every single one of his videos has commenting blocked. The day he actually makes something himself instead of riding on the coattails of everybody else I'll be surprised. None of the stampers anonymous sets are his hand drawn artwork. He didn't engineer or produce schematics or lineart for any of the dies with his name on them. He didn't come up with the chemical formulas for any of the products with his name on them. He's just Valerie Parr Hill in a different industry. He's also a flaming hypocrite. He constantly reiterates you get what you if it's not perfect so what, yet he's constantly reworking his own products. The one thing that has never changed is him stating it's what he wanted... Not that he wanted it for his customers, oh no, he wanted it for himself. So...Ranger won't do anything and if you ask the person who can't take criticism or complaints about inferior products you'll get nowhere. Spectrum Noir just came out with water reactive inks...may have to migrate to a competitor that actually listens to it's customers. Btw I'm a graphic designer of 30 years who worked booths like this back in the day. It's night & day seriously. Esteemed institutions like Winsor & Newton, Derwent, Alvin, Staedtler etc would never have such shoddy manufacturing or fake representatives. Dyans paint pens were a disaster and instead of Ranger owning that they gaslit customers into thinking it was their own incompetence. They sell hot garbage and don't care because $$$$. It's still the used car salesman, he just dresses nicer and has trendy jewelry and is now every lonely housewife's bff, instead of being on her doorstep he's on her phone. She'll pay top dollar too for 60 seconds of validation. At least 60 years ago most of it wasn't made in China and actually worked!
No - he is using a heat tool. A hair dryer isn't hot enough and would just blow everything around. You could use an embossing tool - just keep it moving - don't let it sit in 1 spot for too long.
I always watch art journal videos and everybody is using tags.... and I have no idea what they are for? what do you do with those tags after you are done?
A lot of people use tags in videos because it is a smaller surface to work on - perfect for a demo. If I make a completed tag I use it when I am giving gifts or writing notes to me daughter's teacher. If I demo a technique on a tag - I use into cut up later or die cut to add elements to my pages.
miranda whitehead If it doesn't come off don't worry about it. My stencils are covered in inks and paints. The paints won't transfer colour, but just test what happens if you put a wet medium through the stains. Does the stain transfer to your next project. Does it bother you. If so try washing with soap and a scrubber brush.
They are available at a lot of online retailers including Simon Says Stamp - just google them to find a shop you like to shop at. They are probably also available on Amazon.
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It's so good to go back & revisit these old videos. It reminds me of many techniques that I've forgotten. Also shows where Tim's creativity has come from. Love doing tags. It's sort of my thing. It's what I fall back to all the time. Thanks Tim 😊
I love working with the inks and distress paints!
I love Tim's unique creativity and how he clearly demonstrates his wonderful products. I also love Tim's awesome jewellery!!! Thanks for sharing this interesting crafting information.
thank you for posting I 💙 seeing Tim Holtz work
Perfectly imperfect!!! Love it! Sounds like me!!! He definitely isnt OCD!!!
@11:32 ...intentionally broken pieces; I don't WANT a perfect background"
^^&THAT is why I decided to start art journaling the very first time I saw altered art by Tim Holtz!
Beautiful!
Love this & Tim Holtz he's amazing!!!
This is a fantastic tag. Should be framed✌️💕
Sigh! Tim’s so awesome, talented and hugely creative, now if I tried to do all that gorgeous layering, mine would look naff lol!
LOVE THIS !!!
I Love It!!!👏👏👏👏👍❤
Love this video!
great video tfs xxx
Yes, very interesting and I too am wondering exactly what one is now to do with this tag?
+Kendra Sanders A lot of people use tags in videos because it is a smaller surface to work on - perfect for a demo. If I make a completed tag I use it when I am giving gifts or writing notes to me daughter's teacher. If I demo a technique on a tag - I use it to cut up later or die cut to add elements to my pages.
Do you have to use paints or can you use crayons, oxides or inks
You can probably use any medium you would like.
Tim, will you ever come to Dulles Expo in Virginia?
Absolutely love it.
Is Glycerin or gum arabic perhaps added to the Tim Holtz distress paints? They seem to resist dye based inks, as they are waterproof, but they are acrylic which are water based. So confused. Would buy them but they are £4.99 for a 1oz bottle and thought I could use my existing acrylic paints instead!
All acrylic paints will resist dye based inks. Distress Inks are a thinner acrylic paint. So it depends on the technique you are trying to do whether you want them or just use the paints you have.
Gorgeous!
tyfs with us honey!
I recently got my first distress ink pads (minis) but they all seem so dry compared to how they apply in this video...
If you think they are too dry contact Ranger. In this video Tim may have re-inked his since he was using them all day. So they may be a bit more juicier than yours.
mostlymakeup I’ve bought the regular size set and mine also seem really dry 😢
@@ScrapTimeVideos Ranger won't do anything. They knowingly sold defective products, the tops popped off leaving the pads to dry out, poorly manufactured and quality control absent. Tim mentions them "reworking them because of an issue with the tops popping off" in a demo video proving they knew it was a problem and they didn't replace any of the defective items. They don't care if loyal customers spent hundreds on said ink pads. I give credit to the chemist's that created the distress ink formula, and that's where admiration stops. Tim himself goes two other people and tells them what he wants and they and "they" never get the credit Tim's name goes on all of the products. He is Rangers Cash cow and they are never going to admit their cornerstone product that makes all of their money has a problem. It's no coincidence every single one of his videos has commenting blocked. The day he actually makes something himself instead of riding on the coattails of everybody else I'll be surprised. None of the stampers anonymous sets are his hand drawn artwork. He didn't engineer or produce schematics or lineart for any of the dies with his name on them. He didn't come up with the chemical formulas for any of the products with his name on them. He's just Valerie Parr Hill in a different industry. He's also a flaming hypocrite. He constantly reiterates you get what you if it's not perfect so what, yet he's constantly reworking his own products. The one thing that has never changed is him stating it's what he wanted... Not that he wanted it for his customers, oh no, he wanted it for himself. So...Ranger won't do anything and if you ask the person who can't take criticism or complaints about inferior products you'll get nowhere. Spectrum Noir just came out with water reactive inks...may have to migrate to a competitor that actually listens to it's customers. Btw I'm a graphic designer of 30 years who worked booths like this back in the day. It's night & day seriously. Esteemed institutions like Winsor & Newton, Derwent, Alvin, Staedtler etc would never have such shoddy manufacturing or fake representatives. Dyans paint pens were a disaster and instead of Ranger owning that they gaslit customers into thinking it was their own incompetence. They sell hot garbage and don't care because $$$$. It's still the used car salesman, he just dresses nicer and has trendy jewelry and is now every lonely housewife's bff, instead of being on her doorstep he's on her phone. She'll pay top dollar too for 60 seconds of validation. At least 60 years ago most of it wasn't made in China and actually worked!
OMG where do I get the rack for the mini misters!?
for me its hard to tell what size tags ppl are using -i wish more ppl would say wat theyre using -- is tim in this video using an 8 or 10 tag?
I think it is a size 8. But I'm not 100% sure.
ok thanks :)
Can I use a blow dryer to dry instead of what he is using?
No - he is using a heat tool. A hair dryer isn't hot enough and would just blow everything around. You could use an embossing tool - just keep it moving - don't let it sit in 1 spot for too long.
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I always watch art journal videos and everybody is using tags.... and I have no idea what they are for? what do you do with those tags after you are done?
A lot of people use tags in videos because it is a smaller surface to work on - perfect for a demo. If I make a completed tag I use it when I am giving gifts or writing notes to me daughter's teacher. If I demo a technique on a tag - I use into cut up later or die cut to add elements to my pages.
Love ur pic!!!!
Joeye Molenaar
what pic, joeye?
OH MY GOODNESS, his mind goes ninety to nothing. It would take me all day to do what he did in about 5 minutes.
i use distress stain and it won't come off my stencil so what should i do
miranda whitehead and also distress paint
miranda whitehead If it doesn't come off don't worry about it. My stencils are covered in inks and paints. The paints won't transfer colour, but just test what happens if you put a wet medium through the stains. Does the stain transfer to your next project. Does it bother you. If so try washing with soap and a scrubber brush.
miranda whitehead try rubbing alchol, Tim said this in one of his videos
He has got REALLY wet ink Pads!!!!!!
what colours are the distress paints used in this video? thanks in advance!
Antique Linen and Broken China I think.
Where can I get the set od stencils?
They are available at a lot of online retailers including Simon Says Stamp - just google them to find a shop you like to shop at. They are probably also available on Amazon.
WHAT ARE THEY CALLED? i i LIVE IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO THINGS HERE.
Henna du plessis They are called Layering Stencils. Simon Says Stamp ships internationally.
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