Here's a tip...you can also print out the image onto 'tracing paper' and then transfer the image right side up onto your painted background using decoupage medium. No need to rub off the paper! :)
@@toriesepahmd6468 Its tracing paper. Transfer paper is something else. It's usually a thin paper covered with graphite that is used to transfer a line drawing to another sheet of paper , by pressing down with a stylus or ballpoint pen. It also comes in white to transfer to a dark surface. I don't know what material the white is but the process is the same. Most craft stores should carry it, an art supply store will have it too.
You're so inspiring! I've used image transfer in art for more than a decade now, but always had to use magazine images because they transferred best since I don't have a laser printer. Never could figure out how to use inkjet for a good transfer. I don't know why I didn't ever try your techniques (well, I didn't even try because the other worked so well and is very similar to what you do), but I didn't, and now I see how to do it. Thank you so much!
I love your experiments with image transfers! I do Goldens' brand fast image transfer, and the fluid matte medium is so expensive! I'm doing a bench with panels that I want to use other peoples images on, but it's of a vacation spot I visit, and want to live in someday, so I don't want to piss off the locals! This is a way of editing carefully chosen pics and making them more my own than other methods afford. Thanks so much, I'm pretty excited now; I had resigned to using lesser pics than I originally wanted b/c I can't afford to purchase use of 6 images!
love it, thinking of doing something similar on canvas of a very old house in the middle of australia without your help I would never even attempt.... cross fingers for me. and thank you for all your knowledge and beautiful artwork artwork.
This is a really great idea. Thank you so much for sharing this😊 I have had trouble transferring photos so I will definitely try this method. 7:00 a.m.
lol. you are adorable and informative. For some reason, after watching your video, I am feeling very happy, creative, inspired, and optimistic! I am remodeling my bathroom and I was thinking about painting over my tile and doing like a refinishing glaze technique with an acrylic resin topcoat to protect the new finish. BUT...now, I'm thinking, ...why not create my own unique glass tiles~!!!??? I am excited I'm going to go to our dollar store and get a bunch of picture frames with glass and experiment. I bet you could even use mirrors! Other than broken windows, or broken mirrors, I can't think of how else to get cheaper glass other than going to the dollar store getting those little picture frames there for their glass inserts. Or... even photo transfer like you did on the glass but then put those pieces of glass into acrylic pour and make those little individual strong acrylic tiles that will be durable enough to last in the shower and be strong enough to last through cleaning processes? I don't know? Like I said, you've inspired me~! There's one thing I can say for sure, my tile in my bathroom is going to be anything but boring~! I'll let you know how it goes if you're curious. 🙂 I'm going with an oil rubbed bronze look with some metallic copper as highlights in my bathroom. This will be such a cool way to totally customize and beautify my remodel project on a budget!!! Thank you for the inspiration!
@@katescarratt4267 thank you so much for your care and reply! i am successfully using this technique to make a completely unique wall in my bathroom. I accidentally broke a couple pieces of glass (gotten from picture frames from the dollar tree so the Glass is very thin... but it works!) The broken glass has actually made it more beautiful and unique. I just have to be careful of course when working with the broken pieces, of course, but so far this has made my wall completely shiny and so unique! I will create a quick video & share the link with you here when I am all done. I love your channel - your smile and carefree attitude along with your great ideas and techniques! Thank you for sharing them! :)
New subscriber!! I do alot of thrift flip and DIY projects, but came across your channel while searching information on decoupage for a furniture project. Thank you for sharing and for all your inspiration!!
You have such a lovely smile. I always like people who smile while talking. I really enjoy your videos. Question... on one transfer it looked like there were a couple small boo-boos in the image part where the ink came off. For a fussy person like me who will see nothing else, is it possible to correct it with a bit of paint?
Really enjoying reading your book. It’s so clear and comprehensive with so many great ideas! Helps to have injet ideas since that’s what I have at home, however I can order cheap laser prints from the office supply store as well. I am looking forward to trying this method very soon!
I need to print a picture on a little canvas and then attach in the middle of a dress…do you think that would resist in time if the dress is hand washed?
would like to know how long to wait to let the matte dry after placing the photo on wood. You didn't say how long you waited. You just said until it dries. How long is that?
I love your videos! I wanted to ask if you can use gloss medium for transfers too? Your photographs are great too! Nice to see another person who still uses old style darkroom techniques as well as digital!
I'm doing a colour photo transfer but one small item in the photo is not a bright enough red. What medium would you use to touch up the photo and brighten the colour BEFORE transferring it? A dry water colour perhaps? Acrylic?
@nitsa Hello and thank you for the wonderful tutorials. Have you ever been able to transfer a photo to a wax surface without actually adhering the paper on to the wax? I’d love to know and see a video if you have. ☺️
Hi Nitsa, thank you for all of your helpful videos. I would like to purchase an inkjet printer that uses pigment based ink and, among other things, would like to use it to create transfers. Can you tell me whether this process will work with pigment ink? I believe your printer may use dye based ink? Appreciate any knowledge you may have on this, I expect others may have either type and so it would be useful to know if there are any differences or if both work the same (could be an idea for a new video? :)).
Hi Charlie, myself I don't have access to pigment ink type printer but I read a little about it. What I found is that the pigment ink is not water soluble. So my guess is that this process will not work with a pigment ink printer. Seems like these printers are more available recently so I will definitely have to add a disclaimer in my next book. Thank you for your question 👍
Thank you for your time considering this, it is much appreciated. That’s what I thought but an expert second opinion is always worthwhile. I’ll probably go with the pigment ink printer as I want to paint over some printed images and so having non water soluble ink is necessary. I’ll let you know if I have any luck with any transferring techniques. All the best, Charlie.
For transferring to water bottle I will use the transfer method in this video: ua-cam.com/video/_YfXXJ4DbWM/v-deo.html It's going to be more durable than any other transfer method. You probably won't need to coat it with any sealer (although it's always a good idea) and you will able to gently wash it.
This did not work for me after a bunch of tries to transfer to a piece of quality watercolor paper. I think my inkjet printer paper is a little too thick maybe? The paper is difficult to rub off even with different amounts of paint, and when it does rub off, the image comes off with it. I tried rubbing newly printed image, I tried dried image, I tried some paint, I tried more paint, I tried spritzing back of image with water. Nothing worked. Oh well, on to a different project.
I have tried this on canvas board, canvas and I'm not having good results. how long is a "few minutes"? it will start to transfer and then it will pull the paint up with it. please advise. I would like to join your classes too. Thanks.
Sandy, its difficult to time it exactly because it depends on how much medium I applied and even the weather. I pull it a little at the corner to see if it's okay to peel the paper. Also make sure at first you're only peeling the "top part" of the paper without touching the image yet.
I tried with midge lodge and watercolor paper. The image transferred but in scraping I also took a layer of paper. My question is did I wait to long to remove transfer paper or did I use too much water or wrong substrate? Thanks
The paint is the transfer medium so instead of drying clear (like other mediums) the paint becomes the background. The image itself is black and white.
I bought your book on etsy- which came in 5 files. Which file has "pg 38?" as referenced in your video? I'm having a difficult time figuring the files out.
Hi Libby, sorry about that, Etsy doesn't allow a large file so the book is broken to 5 smaller files. The paint transfer method is included in the "introduction to image transfer" file on page 14 👍 Anyway, If you would like (a free) access to the original e-book please contact me through Instagram (@NitsaCreativeStudio)
I really have a hard time removing the paper over the acrylic paint. It usually starts to bubble and form ridges. Haven’t been successful at all. I haven’t tried it on canvas panel tho. When I use framed canvas is when I have the worst time. Help! Thanks!
I don't own a printer and I'm thinking about having a friend print my photos and phrases at The UPS Store. She said that they use a Kona Toner printer. Do you know if this is similar to an ink jet or laser jet? Or, do you know if it'll work from that type of printer? Thank you!
Hello, your channel pop up and not sure why, but started to watch your videos and I really like your job. I will like to try to make some canvas for my craft room. I do not have a laser printer, so I think I can do it, btw, I just subscribe to your channel 😊
Maybe less paint will solve the problem? Also you can place a heavy book on top for the short duration of the drying, it might help to press the paper down evenly.
Hi Reba, I'm sorry to hear that but I don't think you actually ordered one of my books. I don't have any book for $10 and also non of my books is about multi-media. Feel free to message me on Instagram or FB if you have a receipt, I will try helping you if I can.
How do you transfer a photo WITHOUT needing a ink jet or laser printer??? If the answer happens to be that it's not possible then I'm gonna have to request you send me a very big box of ķleenex and artificial shoulder to cry on thanks
Haha cute! The only way to transfer a photo without printing it yourself is sending or uploading it to one of the online printing services and have them print it for you on canvas, wood, a shirt, a mug etc see? I just saved you from buying a new box of tissues 😉
Go to kinks or staples and they will print a copy for you. Just make sure what type of printer they have so you get the correct ink. And any small business that has print in their name. Public libraries have copy machines!!! Go for it girl!!!!!
This is such a creative process and I love the finished artwork 🤩
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Here's a tip...you can also print out the image onto 'tracing paper' and then transfer the image right side up onto your painted background using decoupage medium. No need to rub off the paper! :)
Great tip! Thank you Julie! 🥰
May I ask what transfer paper is? Do i get it at the craft store?
@@toriesepahmd6468 Its tracing paper. Transfer paper is something else. It's usually a thin paper covered with graphite that is used to transfer a line drawing to another sheet of paper , by pressing down with a stylus or ballpoint pen. It also comes in white to transfer to a dark surface. I don't know what material the white is but the process is the same. Most craft stores should carry it, an art supply store will have it too.
I love this. Now I'm looking through my photos to find one to transfer! Thank you!
This process looks fun and easy. Love how you added background color to make it look vintage
Thanks so much Yvonne 🥰
You're so inspiring! I've used image transfer in art for more than a decade now, but always had to use magazine images because they transferred best since I don't have a laser printer. Never could figure out how to use inkjet for a good transfer. I don't know why I didn't ever try your techniques (well, I didn't even try because the other worked so well and is very similar to what you do), but I didn't, and now I see how to do it.
Thank you so much!
Wonderful! Thank you so much April 🥰🌼
I love your experiments with image transfers! I do Goldens' brand fast image transfer, and the fluid matte medium is so expensive! I'm doing a bench with panels that I want to use other peoples images on, but it's of a vacation spot I visit, and want to live in someday, so I don't want to piss off the locals! This is a way of editing carefully chosen pics and making them more my own than other methods afford. Thanks so much, I'm pretty excited now; I had resigned to using lesser pics than I originally wanted b/c I can't afford to purchase use of 6 images!
Thank you Jodi 🥰 I'm glad to know it makes things easier for you 👍
love it, thinking of doing something similar on canvas of a very old house in the middle of australia without your help I would never even attempt.... cross fingers for me. and thank you for all your knowledge and beautiful artwork artwork.
I have seen this done with Mod Podge but never with acrylic paint. Thank you so much! Now I have all kinds of ideas!
Wonderful! thank you so much Ann 🥰
This is a really great idea. Thank you so much for sharing this😊 I have had trouble transferring photos so I will definitely try this method. 7:00 a.m.
I had my roommate watch too, he said you did a really good job and likes the idea of photo transferring now that he's seen how it is done.
Thank you Cheryl's roommate 🥰
This looks so amazing! Can this be done on a clear acrylic Christmas Ornament? If not then what do you recommend?
You're so full of joy, keep it up and thanks for the instructions!
Thank you - thank you! Appreciate YOU!
And I very much appreciate you Shelly 🥰
Oh also, I love your bloopers at the ends!
Your techniques are very smart. I love your work!
Do you have videos on transferring inkjet images to canvas bags?
Superb, I think I found a technique to transfer inkjet printed decals to my rc models.
Never tried with acrylics. But it's a good idea. Thanks 😁👍
Have fun! 🌷🥰
Easier to watch you then read the book 🤪 thx that looks really easy 🤩 and the result is beautiful 😍 just love your images 🥰
A combination of the two is best 😉 thank you Reni 🥰
You are amazing and so are your videos!
Thank you
lol. you are adorable and informative. For some reason, after watching your video, I am feeling very happy, creative, inspired, and optimistic! I am remodeling my bathroom and I was thinking about painting over my tile and doing like a refinishing glaze technique with an acrylic resin topcoat to protect the new finish. BUT...now, I'm thinking, ...why not create my own unique glass tiles~!!!??? I am excited I'm going to go to our dollar store and get a bunch of picture frames with glass and experiment. I bet you could even use mirrors! Other than broken windows, or broken mirrors, I can't think of how else to get cheaper glass other than going to the dollar store getting those little picture frames there for their glass inserts. Or... even photo transfer like you did on the glass but then put those pieces of glass into acrylic pour and make those little individual strong acrylic tiles that will be durable enough to last in the shower and be strong enough to last through cleaning processes? I don't know? Like I said, you've inspired me~! There's one thing I can say for sure, my tile in my bathroom is going to be anything but boring~! I'll let you know how it goes if you're curious. 🙂 I'm going with an oil rubbed bronze look with some metallic copper as highlights in my bathroom. This will be such a cool way to totally customize and beautify my remodel project on a budget!!! Thank you for the inspiration!
Please let us know how it goes. Good luck!
@@katescarratt4267 thank you so much for your care and reply! i am successfully using this technique to make a completely unique wall in my bathroom. I accidentally broke a couple pieces of glass (gotten from picture frames from the dollar tree so the Glass is very thin... but it works!) The broken glass has actually made it more beautiful and unique. I just have to be careful of course when working with the broken pieces, of course, but so far this has made my wall completely shiny and so unique! I will create a quick video & share the link with you here when I am all done. I love your channel - your smile and carefree attitude along with your great ideas and techniques! Thank you for sharing them! :)
Sounds like a fun project! And yes please share a video when you're ready. Thank you for your nice comment 🌷🥰
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very creative! congratulations
Just purchased your book from Amazon. Hoping to share with my hubby who is a hobbyist artist but very good. Looking forward to receiving it Friday!
Awesome! Thank you Debbi 🥰
I love your smile as your explains your videos. But of course mostly I like your projects 😃✂🙎🏻♀gisele
This looks very interesting and I look forward to giving it a try. 💫
Hope you enjoy it! Thank you Jackie 🥰
New subscriber!! I do alot of thrift flip and DIY projects, but came across your channel while searching information on decoupage for a furniture project. Thank you for sharing and for all your inspiration!!
Awesome! Thank you Candice 🥰
You have such a lovely smile. I always like people who smile while talking. I really enjoy your videos. Question... on one transfer it looked like there were a couple small boo-boos in the image part where the ink came off. For a fussy person like me who will see nothing else, is it possible to correct it with a bit of paint?
Brilliantly done. You are so talented. I bought your book already.
Sweet! Thank you so much Candy 🌷🥰
Really enjoying reading your book. It’s so clear and comprehensive with so many great ideas! Helps to have injet ideas since that’s what I have at home, however I can order cheap laser prints from the office supply store as well. I am looking forward to trying this method very soon!
Sweet!! Thank you so much 🥰
That was great! You have a very relaxing approach to instruction that I appreciate ... Cheers
Thanks for the step by step tutorial!
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Love how you do this! Very different from other crafters:)
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so nice of you
This is intetesting...😊 Thank you
Love your videos.
Brilliant video thank u ❤️👀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Enjoyed the video and work as always Nitsa. Have a new inkjet printer . Will have to try it. Watch out for Tsunamis.
Thank you Sybille! Will do! 🧡🤗🌼💜
I think I'm going to like this way very much!!
wonderful! Thank you Reba 🥰
Why am i ending up with so many streaks after varnishing? Im applying it very gently?
I need to print a picture on a little canvas and then attach in the middle of a dress…do you think that would resist in time if the dress is hand washed?
would like to know how long to wait to let the matte dry after placing the photo on wood. You didn't say how long you waited. You just said until it dries. How long is that?
So cute. I love it
Thank you Ashley 🥰🌷
Wow ....God bless u.... love from India
Thank you Parnashala 🥰
Hey, just came across it channel, love your smile... N your art work. Love from India
Thank you so much saanvi 🥰
I love your videos! I wanted to ask if you can use gloss medium for transfers too? Your photographs are great too! Nice to see another person who still uses old style darkroom techniques as well as digital!
Hai thank you for the video. I have a question Instead of brush on finish could I use mod podge clear acrylic sealer spray?
Yes, absolutely 👍
Love it!
Thank you so much Bettina 🤗🌼🧡
merci beaucoup pour vos conseils et astuces très précieuses.
my pleasure! Thank you for watching Veronique 🥰
Love your channel!! Awesome videos and you are so easy to listen to. Ty for sharing!! Can't wait to try it. 😃 Chelley
Thanks so much Chelley! 😊
I love your videos! Thank you for this technique! 😊💜
You are so welcome! thank you Rebecca 🥰
You`re so cute. I love your work. Thanks!
Thank you Selene! 😊🥰
Amazing !!! You answered my question thankyou 🌼
My pleasure 😊 Thank you Jane 🥰
HOW TO APPLY A PRINT TO AIR DRY FOAM CLAY? THE PRINT IS PRINTED FROM AN INK JET PRINTER. THANK YOU.
I'm doing a colour photo transfer but one small item in the photo is not a bright enough red. What medium would you use to touch up the photo and brighten the colour BEFORE transferring it? A dry water colour perhaps? Acrylic?
@nitsa Hello and thank you for the wonderful tutorials. Have you ever been able to transfer a photo to a wax surface without actually adhering the paper on to the wax? I’d love to know and see a video if you have. ☺️
Hi Nitsa, thank you for all of your helpful videos. I would like to purchase an inkjet printer that uses pigment based ink and, among other things, would like to use it to create transfers. Can you tell me whether this process will work with pigment ink? I believe your printer may use dye based ink? Appreciate any knowledge you may have on this, I expect others may have either type and so it would be useful to know if there are any differences or if both work the same (could be an idea for a new video? :)).
Hi Charlie, myself I don't have access to pigment ink type printer but I read a little about it. What I found is that the pigment ink is not water soluble. So my guess is that this process will not work with a pigment ink printer. Seems like these printers are more available recently so I will definitely have to add a disclaimer in my next book. Thank you for your question 👍
Thank you for your time considering this, it is much appreciated. That’s what I thought but an expert second opinion is always worthwhile. I’ll probably go with the pigment ink printer as I want to paint over some printed images and so having non water soluble ink is necessary. I’ll let you know if I have any luck with any transferring techniques. All the best, Charlie.
I love this thank you so so much for teaching us!!!
Any time! thank you Belinda 🥰
@NITZA, I CAN USE THIS METHOD ON COTTON FABRICS???? OR DENIM???
I want to see its done on marble or ceramics tiles...
Is it possible to do the same onto watercolor paper and the paint in watercolor on the paper after please?
Thank you
From Amanda from France 🇫🇷
Love it 💕
Thank you Mary-Anne! 🧡
Can’t wait to try this 😃💛💕
Thank you sweet (and fun) Renee 🥰
Fabulous as usual xxxx❤️❤️❤️😘
Thank you Joyce! 😊
I'm new to this but I want to keep the natural colors of some of my work on a mirror I was wondering if you have any processes that work best for this
Do umi need to clear prime the canvas print before I paint it with oil paints? Thanks
This particular transfer works with acrylics so I'm not sure oil paints will be a good transfer medium.
Awesome stuff to learn thank you!!!! and you are tooooo cute !!!
Thank you! 😊
♥️it!!!
your good at it. I have tried Elmer's, and acrylic paint, but none came out.
I hope you try again 👍🏼
Great tutorial! Does it work on air dried clay? If so would I transfer on it before or after I modpodge? Thank you
I haven't used air dried clay (only polymer clay) but I think it should work before you seal it 👍
Q Que papel se utiliza?
Once you transfer the printed image on the paint and let it dry... Can you paint other layers over the transferred image without it smudging?
Yes you can! If you're worried about smudging, coat the transfer with a layer of fixative before painting 👍
Can you print on bicycle water bottle. I want print my picture on it. Can you teach us for it. Thanks
For transferring to water bottle I will use the transfer method in this video: ua-cam.com/video/_YfXXJ4DbWM/v-deo.html
It's going to be more durable than any other transfer method. You probably won't need to coat it with any sealer (although it's always a good idea) and you will able to gently wash it.
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Does it work on clay?
Please make a vedio image transfer on small pebbles
This did not work for me after a bunch of tries to transfer to a piece of quality watercolor paper. I think my inkjet printer paper is a little too thick maybe? The paper is difficult to rub off even with different amounts of paint, and when it does rub off, the image comes off with it. I tried rubbing newly printed image, I tried dried image, I tried some paint, I tried more paint, I tried spritzing back of image with water. Nothing worked. Oh well, on to a different project.
I have tried this on canvas board, canvas and I'm not having good results. how long is a "few minutes"? it will start to transfer and then it will pull the paint up with it. please advise. I would like to join your classes too. Thanks.
Sandy, its difficult to time it exactly because it depends on how much medium I applied and even the weather. I pull it a little at the corner to see if it's okay to peel the paper. Also make sure at first you're only peeling the "top part" of the paper without touching the image yet.
I tried with midge lodge and watercolor paper. The image transferred but in scraping I also took a layer of paper. My question is did I wait to long to remove transfer paper or did I use too much water or wrong substrate? Thanks
I'm not sure but I think you need to let it completely dry with mod podge and it even needs to cure over night.
Can you inkjet transfer white lettering on black background?
Never tried it myself but it doesn't sound like it will work, but please let me know if you give it a try....
Why did you use colour paint? I didn't see the colour in the transferred image.
The paint is the transfer medium so instead of drying clear (like other mediums) the paint becomes the background. The image itself is black and white.
Do you need to use gel medium
No, that's the beauty of this process, you can transfer your image using just inexpensive craft paints 👍
Can you do this without colours?
Yes, you can use acrylic gel medium instead of the paint, which dries clear 👍
I bought your book on etsy- which came in 5 files. Which file has "pg 38?" as referenced in your video? I'm having a difficult time figuring the files out.
Hi Libby, sorry about that, Etsy doesn't allow a large file so the book is broken to 5 smaller files. The paint transfer method is included in the "introduction to image transfer" file on page 14 👍 Anyway, If you would like (a free) access to the original e-book please contact me through Instagram (@NitsaCreativeStudio)
Very nice but I don’t understand why u need a mirror image??
The image is reversed when you transfer it 👍
I really have a hard time removing the paper over the acrylic paint. It usually starts to bubble and form ridges. Haven’t been successful at all. I haven’t tried it on canvas panel tho. When I use framed canvas is when I have the worst time. Help! Thanks!
Hi Anita, what type of paints are you using? can you let me know the brand and label?
Hi Nitsa!
The brand is Fantastory. Thanks!
I don't own a printer and I'm thinking about having a friend print my photos and phrases at The UPS Store. She said that they use a Kona Toner printer. Do you know if this is similar to an ink jet or laser jet? Or, do you know if it'll work from that type of printer? Thank you!
Never heard of it but my guess is that its either laser or digital but not inkjet.
Hello, your channel pop up and not sure why, but started to watch your videos and I really like your job. I will like to try to make some canvas for my craft room. I do not have a laser printer, so I think I can do it, btw, I just subscribe to your channel 😊
Thank you Carmen 🥰
can you do that on a wine glass?
It should work if it doesn't break
What kind of paper you used..???can you tell me pls..
Sure, I print on standard printer paper (20lb)
Can you give some ideas how to transfer a image on a black round
Maybe use neon colors for the transfer, might look cool over a black background
You deserve all the thumbs up madam. Love your work
When I try this, the paper always wrinkles and I can't get it smooth. So there are always spots where it didn't transfer. 🙄
Maybe less paint will solve the problem? Also you can place a heavy book on top for the short duration of the drying, it might help to press the paper down evenly.
Hi Nitsa Can this process be used on fabric such as denim? Help!
I haven't tried it myself, but it might work if you use fabric paints or add fabric medium to your paints 👍
Do u have to have a special printer?
No, this was printed on a low-end inkjet printer.
Can I also use a laser printer?
Yes defenitely! Please check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/1NSIu14p1gA/v-deo.html
How do we get your book?
It's on Amazon amzn.to/36wIGLc 👍
I ordered your book for$10.00 about multi-media usage. I've yet to receive it. It has been at least 4 months. Please help. Reba Matthews
Hi Reba, I'm sorry to hear that but I don't think you actually ordered one of my books. I don't have any book for $10 and also non of my books is about multi-media. Feel free to message me on Instagram or FB if you have a receipt, I will try helping you if I can.
How do you transfer a photo WITHOUT needing a ink jet or laser printer??? If the answer happens to be that it's not possible then I'm gonna have to request you send me a very big box of ķleenex and artificial shoulder to cry on thanks
Haha cute! The only way to transfer a photo without printing it yourself is sending or uploading it to one of the online printing services and have them print it for you on canvas, wood, a shirt, a mug etc see? I just saved you from buying a new box of tissues 😉
Go to kinks or staples and they will print a copy for you. Just make sure what type of printer they have so you get the correct ink. And any small business that has print in their name. Public libraries have copy machines!!! Go for it girl!!!!!
Absolutely LOVELY personality!
Why is the camerawork on the project always in proper focus, while your face is always unfocused?
Thank you! Its two different cameras and the face one uses software that tries to blur the background but focus on the face.
@@NitsaCreativeStudio Looks like the "face one" is doing the opposite of your intended settings. Check it out.
I guess you're right but one day I'll have a "filming studio" with real equipment 🤞
@@NitsaCreativeStudio And then we'll enjoy you even more, if that's possible.
Please be careful about paint thinner, Nitsa. It may well be what killed Bob Ross.