AS A newcomer two alcohol inks, and a 50 year watercolor artist , I am overjoyed with your video and information. I am a signature member of the National Watercolor Society and thrilled with this new beginning. thank you!
This was the best technique video I have ever seen. You go at a pace that I can keep up with but not so slow that I'm bored. Thanks. I'll be watching more.
You are an excellent teacher and gifted artist. I would imagine you already knew this but...just in case. Your enthusiasm and humor make for an enjoyable learning environment. 😊
What a lovely analogy Marina… Thank you so much for that image!! I am in a cold and dreary place too so, believe me, making pretty things is what is keeping me going! 😂 I am grateful for you every day!! 😊😘💕
Hi Myriam, I'm from Australia & have struggled to get a soft ethereal look. Thank you SO much for the tip re thinning the ink. I have been getting the blobs of dark colour which then makes it impossible to get the look you have achieved above. I was recommended your videos & am so grateful. Thank you!!
Beautiful, Miriam! I’m brand new to alcohol inks (well, any sort of artistry, really-left-brained senior here). Your teaching style and explanations are extremely helpful and fun! Thank you so much. 💕
Oh my goodness this is just what I did for our family Christmas cards. However just before .my work was finished drying I did use the gold flakes for the Vains. It turned out so cool. On I had so much fun with this and it had the perfect colors where I wanted the colors. Then at the end the gold vains were just a perfect amount..
Beautiful. I love watching your videos. I love when you talk about areas you like and why you like them. More instructive to me is when you talk about areas you dont quite like and why, and when you show how to correct. Thank you.
Myriam, you are fabulous. You not only relax me with your voice and trust me relax is not usually in me. You explain everything I need to know and you even gave me an Aussie link to get the photo paper from. You are the first person who told me what you are putting the inks on and I have everything I need in my art room already. I thought I would have to move next door to you and become your new best friend but you make me feel like I did. I subscribed to Sharon’s group this week. I haven’t seen her doing anything with inks except a resin sculpture and it is pretty. I love that I can do this to relax and I don’t need a respirator because it won’t kill me or my husband and 4 little puppies. Thank you. ❤️🌷❤️
Another Gorgeous Dreamy Piece !! There are so many things I admire about you. Your delivery is spot on. You know your materials and are able to articulate with such ease. What I do not understand is, how on Earth you are able to keep all your materials and area so clean and crisp at all times. That just astounds me.
You are so sweet, kind, and funny Jo! Thank you, thank you!! I try to wipe down my bottles etc. so that viewers can read the labels 😂 ... trying to maintain a clean filming area is to hopefully keep the background from being too distracting 😅. I totally appreciate you noticing! 😃😘
@@MyriamsNature I cannot even imagine the time you spend on creating, filming, editing, art shopping, posting all the product information, answering posts, empowering and cleaning too. You are a Warrior !!! Thank you so much !!
I am often a very tired warrior… But I love doing it for everyone so much that I will keep doing it until I just can’t anymore. 😅😃 Thank YOU for your support and encouragement!
thank you Myriam I'm trying this all today. Thanks for the inspiration! I have a tip maybe you can share with all...women who use eyeliner when you have used up all the liquid keep the brush. These brushes are super fine and can be used for intricate work just like you have demonstrated for the gold veining. Mary Lou from Chicago. :)
I'm so thrilled I found your video today. I've been having a very difficult time getting my gold alcohol ink to do much of anything but blob. Tomorrow my fine point paint brushes arrive and I cannot wait to try this out. Your work is stunning!!!
I usually don’t finish watching most of these tutorials, but I couldn’t stop playing yours. You did a great job, not only with your instructions, but your voice is so calming and inviting. You are also more organized than most! Thank you.
I particularly enjoyed this video. I have just received my Kielties, put a bunch of Copic and Blick marker refills into bottles with the needle tips. I’m ready to start and I love your techniques here. Thank you so much for all you do for your fans. 💖🌟🧚🏼♀️
I love this. I'm going to get the airbrush, I wanted one when I first started using the alcohol inks and then I forgot about it. Love those gold lines.
That gold just makes that painting!. It reminds me of a Japanese tradition to use gold to mend things that have broke. Like a cup or bowl. I always liked that and this reminds me of it.
This is beautiful! I’ve watched many of your videos because you explain the process so very well. Your explanation of how you mix your inks before you lay down the color and why was so very helpful. I love to listen to you as you try and decide what you want to achieve.
So glad I clicked on your link. I was just coming to see you use the Claro Extender, but was pleasantly surprised to see you pull out the Kirkland photo paper as I placed an order just last night for it! :) Thanks for all of the tips and tricks!
I love how you kept control of the inks by blowing them back toward the center, and using alcohol to keep the soft look. I would love to see some landscapes by you if you do them in alcohol inks, or in distress inks. Thank you!
Shockingly I have just discovered your glorious videos and I am addicted! So informative, beautiful and calming. You make everything look doable! In addition, as I am Canadian, I soooo appreciate your links to Canadian suppliers. Very thoughtful.
You have such a love for the medium and art that really comes across in every video I've watched. You have a graceful way of teaching and an adorable sense of humor. Thank you for so generously sharing your talent and knowledge.
Great video ...so happy you take your time explaining every step so well, and the colors and products and why you do this or that. You are my best find on the internet!
I just love you and your sense of humor. Love you ideas also. You like pretty much the same stuff I do. We think alike on composition and color. Love it!
I just discovered your channel a couple of days ago and am absolutely entranced by your alcohol ink work. I have watched a lot of acrylic pour videos and while I love the look and techniques, the amount of paint being wasted and the whole process seems overwhelming to me. I haven't worked with alcohol inks but had just ordered some from Ranger to start playing with and if I can actually get something that looks decent, after practicing a few years, LOL, I will invest in other tools and inks. Having said that, I know I do not have an artists eye because when you finished the blowing I thought it was the most beautiful thing I have seen in a long time. It looked perfect to me. Then you added the gold and I wouldn't have thought to do that but as you were working and you mentioned areas you didn't like and why, I was scratching my head because I didn't see anything wrong. I hope I am making myself clear. At each stage I was sure it was done and then you would add something and it just made it more gorgeous. I am not sure I would ever get even close but I hope I have fun playing with it. I am subscribing and look forward to many more alcohol ink projects. I will work on watching your past videos and I watch the acrylic pours, etc also but they don't really excite me the way alcohol ink does. I think I like the very ethereal look to them. I am hoping that in one of the older videos you will discuss how to seal and preserve your masterpiece when finished? Thank you. Deborah
Hi Deborah! First of all, thank you so much for such a kind and thoughtful note. Like you I am drawn to the ethereal look you can get with alcohol inks, but they can also be used for very deep/bold pieces too. You’ll find them quite versatile I think 😁. I believe with all of my heart that you will be able to create pieces you love with the inks... they are forgiving, exciting, and so much fun! Have faith that you can because I do!! I wish you much fun and success on your ink journey! 😊😘💕 Oh ... Once my alcohol ink paintings dry totally, I spray them with a clear, glossy varnish designed for varying mediums including acrylics, oils and watercolors. A wonderful thing about this particular spray is that it is the only varnish I have ever found which has no bleeding impact on alcohol inks. It will not cause the inks to move in any way… Even the finest alcohol ink details are preserved and protected. Here is a link for it - Kamar Varnish: amzn.to/2Evyv9N I hope that helps a bit. 😊
@@MyriamsNature Oh yes, that is a big help, Myriam. I have followed your links and looked at all the products and it seems a reasonable investment. In other words, it doesn't seem like I will have to sell my first born child to get the needed supplies. I really love your voice and the way you teach. So many either turn the sound off and don't say anything or they tell you what they are doing but not the why's. I have the kind of brain that benefits from understanding why I am doing something. Thank you again.
Hi Myriam, I’ve just stumbled upon your channel. Loving the look of alcohol inks so bought myself some and am going to give it a try! I love the way you demonstrate it, thank you!
Thank you so much, I have been watching your video and they have been most helpful for someone like me who wants to get into alcohol ink. I recently started resin art and this also peaked my creative interests.
You are so very welcome Tiffany! Thank YOU for taking time to leave this kind comment. 😘💕 If you’re on FB, I’d love to have you join my group (if you haven’t already)... there are a lot of alcohol ink and resin artists sharing their work, resources, etc. It’s a great place to ask questions, get inspired, and show off what you make. If you’re interested, here is the link: facebook.com/groups/Myriams.Fluid.Art.Tribe I wish you endless fun on your resin and alcohol ink journeys .😊
Is there no end to this lady's talents! Myriam, you are a master of so many different arts and crafts, something for everyone. I'm definitely going to try this technique, thank you very much :)
Hi Mayriam. I'm new to your channel. I have been exploring and researching painting with alcohol ink. I have an octagon window in the front of my house. I want to paint a star with a cross inside. I am going to try this method but using tape to outline the star and cross and paint over it. Thank you for your inspiration an knowledge. I learned a lot. Wish me luck.
Myr, you made me what to break out my inks! 😊 You’re style is unique, and elegant! And you explain things simple enough for me to grasp! Thanks for the inspiration! 🎨🥰🌹
Yes I’m in Aussie & I’m using the back of the photo paper & it’s working fine 😁😁😁 thank you for sharing, I only found your page yesterday & im already experimenting lol 😂😂😂 stay well 🥰🥰🥰
What a stunning piece, when I saw your post thumbnail my jaw dropped. It’s just so pretty you makes me want to work hard and learn more about this beautiful medium. Your skills with inks and the air brush inspires me. Your video as always are amazing to watch and you always give so much to use all. Again I learnt much from you especially on the papers. I am still struggle to get my knowledge up on this aspect and what’s the best way to seal ink piece. Those colours are just to die for and that pop of gold just take it to a very regal eye catching piece. Thank you so much for you beautiful shout out, it’s means a lot your support but to also now I got your seal of approval, the queen on alcohol inks ❤️❤️ Thank you for being you and being wonderful and also an amazing artist. ❤️❤️. An amazing piece with a lot of humph and something something. Thanks for giving us more ❤️
Oh Sharon you have more than my seal of approval… You have my admiration and respect! I love your work, your warmth and your good humor. You never fail to inspire me and I just love that! Thank you for being you! 😊😘💕 And thank you for always lifting me up!
Oh Myriam! This one made my heart sing!! The colors! The ethereal look! The delicate gold embellishments! So much good information and as always, clear, concise information and perfect video instructions. One of my favorites that you’ve done--but then, really? How can I choose, I love all your work!!!
Omg. That is just divine!!!! Thank you for sharing. Wow. And I have some alcohol ink I’ve not got around to using. Plus some gold stamp-pad ink that I also haven’t got around to doing the re-inking. It’s like I was meant to see this!!!
I was on one of my cardmaking channels just now and the artist there, Jessica Frost Ballas for Simon Says Stamp, was using an Air Puffer to move around her alcohol inks. I don't know anything about them or how much control you have, but I thought I would mention them to you. She said they were purchased at a camera store and are used to remove dust from lenses. "See" you soon, Myriam.
I have one Laura and honestly don’t love it for this (or acrylic pouring... I used it for that too). The puffer requires squeezing for every puff (it gets tiring for involved pieces) and I find I have less control. BUT it may work well for others so I wouldn’t advise against it. Thank you for the kind thought and suggestion! 😊😘💕
Woohooooo. What perfect timing!!! I have been playing quite a lot with AI on ceramic tiles but only yesterday received the gold and silver mixatives from Amazon. I learned so much from this video BEFORE experimenting. Thank you once again!
Yes, Myriam with a « y », I did get « something out of this »; in fact, I thoroughly enjoyed the entire presentation from beginning to end ! This is a truly beautiful work of art ! I love the branching pattern, the colors, the gold embellishment including the tiny dots, I could go on & on. Thank you for sharing as readily , clearly and generously as you do...By the way, were you ever a teacher? I do love your teaching style. Thanks again.
Oh my gosh thank you so much for such an incredibly kind and thoughtful comment JL… I greatly appreciate it!!! I was never a teacher really (other than being a teaching assistant in grad school) ... I just thoroughly enjoy sharing 😃. Thank you again! 😊😘💕
Love your videos! The link in your description for the small silicone cup is broken. But I found similar items by searching for tattoo ink cups...perhaps that's how you found yours??
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You are legit the Bob Ross of alcohol ink… so many happy little dots
AS A newcomer two alcohol inks, and a 50 year watercolor artist , I am overjoyed with your video and information. I am a signature member of the National Watercolor Society and thrilled with this new beginning. thank you!
love the ethereal look with thinned color and embellished with gold
Thank you Fred!
This was the best technique video I have ever seen. You go at a pace that I can keep up with but not so slow that I'm bored. Thanks. I'll be watching more.
I’m new to alcohol inks and I’m learning so much from your videos. You are a great teacher!
Love the way you explain what to do. Beautiful.
Rounding them out is called neurographing, great way to meditate and open the mind. Love your work.
You are truly gifted ❤
You are an excellent teacher and gifted artist. I would imagine you already knew this but...just in case. Your enthusiasm and humor make for an enjoyable learning environment. 😊
Oh my gosh... thank you so so much Joyce!! I truly appreciate your kindness 😊💕 .
It is just so beautiful! I love everything about it. 🙏Thank you so much!
Looks like wisps of silk scarves blowing in the breeze. Stunning.
I use a small air compresser. Oh this is so much fun. I just love it
I really enjoyed watchingn you create these wispy flowers on this arctic cold, snow-filled, day. It's like taking a stroll in a warm summer garden.
What a lovely analogy Marina… Thank you so much for that image!! I am in a cold and dreary place too so, believe me, making pretty things is what is keeping me going! 😂 I am grateful for you every day!! 😊😘💕
Hi Myriam, I'm from Australia & have struggled to get a soft ethereal look. Thank you SO much for the tip re thinning the ink. I have been getting the blobs of dark colour which then makes it impossible to get the look you have achieved above. I was recommended your videos & am so grateful. Thank you!!
Beautiful, Miriam! I’m brand new to alcohol inks (well, any sort of artistry, really-left-brained senior here). Your teaching style and explanations are extremely helpful and fun! Thank you so much. 💕
Oh my goodness this is just what I did for our family Christmas cards. However just before .my work was finished drying I did use the gold flakes for the Vains. It turned out so cool. On I had so much fun with this and it had the perfect colors where I wanted the colors. Then at the end the gold vains were just a perfect amount..
Awesome video, I am so glad I finally found someone who knows how to do inks, thanks.
I don't know whether I like watching or listening to you more? Both your work and soothing voice are beautiful. TFS!
Beautiful. I love watching your videos. I love when you talk about areas you like and why you like them. More instructive to me is when you talk about areas you dont quite like and why, and when you show how to correct. Thank you.
I love your generosity in sharing your knowledge. Thank you so much
Myriam, you are fabulous. You not only relax me with your voice and trust me relax is not usually in me. You explain everything I need to know and you even gave me an Aussie link to get the photo paper from. You are the first person who told me what you are putting the inks on and I have everything I need in my art room already. I thought I would have to move next door to you and become your new best friend but you make me feel like I did. I subscribed to Sharon’s group this week. I haven’t seen her doing anything with inks except a resin sculpture and it is pretty. I love that I can do this to relax and I don’t need a respirator because it won’t kill me or my husband and 4 little puppies. Thank you. ❤️🌷❤️
Another Gorgeous Dreamy Piece !! There are so many things I admire about you. Your delivery is spot on. You know your materials and are able to articulate with such ease. What I do not understand is, how on Earth you are able to keep all your materials and area so clean and crisp at all times. That just astounds me.
You are so sweet, kind, and funny Jo! Thank you, thank you!! I try to wipe down my bottles etc. so that viewers can read the labels 😂 ... trying to maintain a clean filming area is to hopefully keep the background from being too distracting 😅. I totally appreciate you noticing! 😃😘
@@MyriamsNature I cannot even imagine the time you spend on creating, filming, editing, art shopping, posting all the product information, answering posts, empowering and cleaning too. You are a Warrior !!! Thank you so much !!
Oops, almost forgetting the kindness you show your fans.
I am often a very tired warrior… But I love doing it for everyone so much that I will keep doing it until I just can’t anymore. 😅😃 Thank YOU for your support and encouragement!
@@MyriamsNature Take care those lungs sweet one, you have much to give...MUCH
thank you Myriam I'm trying this all today. Thanks for the inspiration! I have a tip maybe you can share with all...women who use eyeliner when you have used up all the liquid keep the brush. These brushes are super fine and can be used for intricate work just like you have demonstrated for the gold veining. Mary Lou from Chicago. :)
Thank you for your kind words Mary Lou... and for that awesome tip! 😃 I never would’ve thought of that. I hope you enjoy doing this! 😊😘💕
Wow thanks
Or their partners!! 😂
I'm so thrilled I found your video today. I've been having a very difficult time getting my gold alcohol ink to do much of anything but blob. Tomorrow my fine point paint brushes arrive and I cannot wait to try this out. Your work is stunning!!!
Thanks for telling about the photo paper. Much cheaper . You are very informative and easy to listen to.
I learned how to get great work with thinned alcohol ink and working with the metallic s. Thanks again.
I really love this. The colours are fabulous and the technique is different. Very nice indeed. Thank you. 🥰
I usually don’t finish watching most of these tutorials, but I couldn’t stop playing yours. You did a great job, not only with your instructions, but your voice is so calming and inviting. You are also more organized than most! Thank you.
Many thanks for that Jeanne! I really appreciate it! 😊💕
What a great video. Thanks Myriam for being so explicit in your instructions for beginners.
Gorgeous and outstanding! You are the Bob Ross of alcohol ink! 🖌🖌🖌
Oh my gosh... thank you so much for that high compliment Annette!! 😘💕💖
@@MyriamsNature 👍😄
I particularly enjoyed this video. I have just received my Kielties, put a bunch of Copic and Blick marker refills into bottles with the needle tips. I’m ready to start and I love your techniques here. Thank you so much for all you do for your fans. 💖🌟🧚🏼♀️
Thank YOU my FairyArt Mother!! You do so much for US! 😊😘💕 I can’t wait to see where your ink journey takes you!
I love this! I just started using alcohol inks and used them all wrong. Thank you for your wonderful video!❤️
I love how you successfully added the gold ink, it sure can be tricky. The piece is gorgeous and I love how detailed it is
I love this. I'm going to get the airbrush, I wanted one when I first started using the alcohol inks and then I forgot about it. Love those gold lines.
Love your detail descriptions as you work. Thank you it helps
How is it I've never seen your videos before now! I'm so impressed with your easy manner teaching. I'm learning a lot. Thanks so much.
I have just found you and am blown away. Thank you.
That gold just makes that painting!. It reminds me of a Japanese tradition to use gold to mend things that have broke. Like a cup or bowl. I always liked that and this reminds me of it.
Oh that is so cool... I love that... thank you for that comparison Lori! And thank you for always being such a wonderful encourager! 😊😘💕
Great tips I have some alcoholic but I have yet to do a project with them. Thanks for sharing this info it's appreciated
This exactly what I was looking for. Putting ink bottle with alcohol is a brilliant idea. Would love more tutorials like this. Thank you. 😊😊🙌
This is beautiful! I’ve watched many of your videos because you explain the process so very well. Your explanation of how you mix your inks before you lay down the color and why was so very helpful. I love to listen to you as you try and decide what you want to achieve.
So glad I clicked on your link. I was just coming to see you use the Claro Extender, but was pleasantly surprised to see you pull out the Kirkland photo paper as I placed an order just last night for it! :) Thanks for all of the tips and tricks!
I love how you kept control of the inks by blowing them back toward the center, and using alcohol to keep the soft look. I would love to see some landscapes by you if you do them in alcohol inks, or in distress inks. Thank you!
Are you still doing video? Would love to see more. Love your style and your laugh makes me smile so much it makes learn so much more fun. Thank you
Shockingly I have just discovered your glorious videos and I am addicted! So informative, beautiful and calming. You make everything look doable!
In addition, as I am Canadian, I soooo appreciate your links to Canadian suppliers. Very thoughtful.
You have such a love for the medium and art that really comes across in every video I've watched. You have a graceful way of teaching and an adorable sense of humor. Thank you for so generously sharing your talent and knowledge.
Myriam, your pieces are so beautiful. The flow and colors make my heart happy.
I love your tutorials and all of the tips and tricks. And you have the most soothing voice.
I just love all of your art work. Thank you.
Hi, realy interesting the way that you explain all your tricks. Thanks alot from me, quebec canada.
Great video ...so happy you take your time explaining every step so well, and the colors and products and why you do this or that.
You are my best find on the internet!
How beautiful. I'm new and you make it easy to learn
I just love you and your sense of humor. Love you ideas also. You like pretty much the same stuff I do. We think alike on composition and color. Love it!
I can’t stop watching this, it’s so inspirational!!!
That’s awesome to hear... thank you Lorie!
I have learn a lot with your videos . Thanks
I just discovered your channel a couple of days ago and am absolutely entranced by your alcohol ink work. I have watched a lot of acrylic pour videos and while I love the look and techniques, the amount of paint being wasted and the whole process seems overwhelming to me. I haven't worked with alcohol inks but had just ordered some from Ranger to start playing with and if I can actually get something that looks decent, after practicing a few years, LOL, I will invest in other tools and inks. Having said that, I know I do not have an artists eye because when you finished the blowing I thought it was the most beautiful thing I have seen in a long time. It looked perfect to me. Then you added the gold and I wouldn't have thought to do that but as you were working and you mentioned areas you didn't like and why, I was scratching my head because I didn't see anything wrong. I hope I am making myself clear. At each stage I was sure it was done and then you would add something and it just made it more gorgeous. I am not sure I would ever get even close but I hope I have fun playing with it. I am subscribing and look forward to many more alcohol ink projects. I will work on watching your past videos and I watch the acrylic pours, etc also but they don't really excite me the way alcohol ink does. I think I like the very ethereal look to them. I am hoping that in one of the older videos you will discuss how to seal and preserve your masterpiece when finished? Thank you.
Deborah
Hi Deborah! First of all, thank you so much for such a kind and thoughtful note.
Like you I am drawn to the ethereal look you can get with alcohol inks, but they can also be used for very deep/bold pieces too. You’ll find them quite versatile I think 😁.
I believe with all of my heart that you will be able to create pieces you love with the inks... they are forgiving, exciting, and so much fun! Have faith that you can because I do!! I wish you much fun and success on your ink journey! 😊😘💕
Oh ... Once my alcohol ink paintings dry totally, I spray them with a clear, glossy varnish designed for varying mediums including acrylics, oils and watercolors. A wonderful thing about this particular spray is that it is the only varnish I have ever found which has no bleeding impact on alcohol inks. It will not cause the inks to move in any way… Even the finest alcohol ink details are preserved and protected. Here is a link for it - Kamar Varnish: amzn.to/2Evyv9N I hope that helps a bit. 😊
@@MyriamsNature Oh yes, that is a big help, Myriam. I have followed your links and looked at all the products and it seems a reasonable investment. In other words, it doesn't seem like I will have to sell my first born child to get the needed supplies. I really love your voice and the way you teach. So many either turn the sound off and don't say anything or they tell you what they are doing but not the why's. I have the kind of brain that benefits from understanding why I am doing something. Thank you again.
Hi Myriam, I’ve just stumbled upon your channel. Loving the look of alcohol inks so bought myself some and am going to give it a try! I love the way you demonstrate it, thank you!
I like how you do the lines. I needed to know how to do it. 💓
Thank you for sharing your experience. It is very helpful. Beautiful work.
Ordered all the “stuff” I need to try this out, can’t wait for Amazon to deliver! You are totally inspiring!
Just bought my first lot of pinyata and waiting for a chance to give it try. Thank you and please do more videos.
Just love your video!!! You are talented and so positive!!! THANK YOU!!!!
Love your tutorials. You are so well prepared. Your presentations flow quite naturally. Easy to follow instructions.
Merci pour votre générosité. Session très instructive.
Thank you so much, I have been watching your video and they have been most helpful for someone like me who wants to get into alcohol ink. I recently started resin art and this also peaked my creative interests.
You are so very welcome Tiffany! Thank YOU for taking time to leave this kind comment. 😘💕 If you’re on FB, I’d love to have you join my group (if you haven’t already)... there are a lot of alcohol ink and resin artists sharing their work, resources, etc. It’s a great place to ask questions, get inspired, and show off what you make. If you’re interested, here is the link: facebook.com/groups/Myriams.Fluid.Art.Tribe I wish you endless fun on your resin and alcohol ink journeys .😊
Is there no end to this lady's talents! Myriam, you are a master of so many different arts and crafts, something for everyone. I'm definitely going to try this technique, thank you very much :)
I love that. It's so pretty.
Thank you for all your helpful videos and suggestions. Your artworks are gorgeous...
Hi Mayriam. I'm new to your channel. I have been exploring and researching painting with alcohol ink. I have an octagon window in the front of my house. I want to paint a star with a cross inside. I am going to try this method but using tape to outline the star and cross and paint over it. Thank you for your inspiration an knowledge. I learned a lot. Wish me luck.
Myr, you made me what to break out my inks! 😊 You’re style is unique, and elegant! And you explain things simple enough for me to grasp! Thanks for the inspiration! 🎨🥰🌹
That’s awesome to hear... thank you very much Penny!! 😊💕
Beautiful! I am learning so much from you! ❤️. I did my first one today and You already solved 2 issues I had ❤️🇨🇦
what a joy started my day with your art bless you
Yes I’m in Aussie & I’m using the back of the photo paper & it’s working fine 😁😁😁 thank you for sharing, I only found your page yesterday & im already experimenting lol 😂😂😂 stay well 🥰🥰🥰
How are you doing, Myiam. I understand you have been ill, I sure hope you are doing better now. I just love your Ink Art. I think it is magnificent.
What a stunning piece, when I saw your post thumbnail my jaw dropped. It’s just so pretty you makes me want to work hard and learn more about this beautiful medium.
Your skills with inks and the air brush inspires me. Your video as always are amazing to watch and you always give so much to use all.
Again I learnt much from you especially on the papers. I am still struggle to get my knowledge up on this aspect and what’s the best way to seal ink piece.
Those colours are just to die for and that pop of gold just take it to a very regal eye catching piece.
Thank you so much for you beautiful shout out, it’s means a lot your support but to also now I got your seal of approval, the queen on alcohol inks ❤️❤️
Thank you for being you and being wonderful and also an amazing artist. ❤️❤️. An amazing piece with a lot of humph and something something.
Thanks for giving us more ❤️
Oh Sharon you have more than my seal of approval… You have my admiration and respect! I love your work, your warmth and your good humor. You never fail to inspire me and I just love that! Thank you for being you! 😊😘💕 And thank you for always lifting me up!
Myriam you inspired me so much. I’m off to ‘Woolies’ to buy me some photo paper and I can’t wait to experiment. Oh, and straws. Thank you.
I am so inspired. Thank you so much!
Gorgeous. I've missed seeing your videos. Loved how you used the airbrush to manipulate the alcohol ink. Thanks for sharing.
Gorgeous! You are so good at doing these tutorials.
Oh Myriam! This one made my heart sing!! The colors! The ethereal look! The delicate gold embellishments!
So much good information and as always, clear, concise information and perfect video instructions. One of my favorites that you’ve done--but then, really? How can I choose, I love all your work!!!
That is just so wonderful to hear Susan! Thank you!! 😊😘💕
THANK YOU FOR THE PAPER LINK I scored some alcohol ink...but I cannot justify yupo cost...and your tips were good. thank you very.much
Nice Nd easy illustration, love your informative video
Absolutely beautiful, thank you for explaining everything so well
Brilliant video! I’m waiting for my air brush to arrive in the post today, so excited to try it!!
thank you Myriam for this tutorial. It was wonderfully explained and your painting looks lovely!!
Omg. That is just divine!!!! Thank you for sharing. Wow. And I have some alcohol ink I’ve not got around to using. Plus some gold stamp-pad ink that I also haven’t got around to doing the re-inking. It’s like I was meant to see this!!!
Such great advice - many thanks! 🙏
I was on one of my cardmaking channels just now and the artist there, Jessica Frost Ballas for Simon Says Stamp, was using an Air Puffer to move around her alcohol inks. I don't know anything about them or how much control you have, but I thought I would mention them to you. She said they were purchased at a camera store and are used to remove dust from lenses. "See" you soon, Myriam.
I have one Laura and honestly don’t love it for this (or acrylic pouring... I used it for that too). The puffer requires squeezing for every puff (it gets tiring for involved pieces) and I find I have less control. BUT it may work well for others so I wouldn’t advise against it. Thank you for the kind thought and suggestion! 😊😘💕
Wow this is wonderful thank you
Woohooooo. What perfect timing!!! I have been playing quite a lot with AI on ceramic tiles but only yesterday received the gold and silver mixatives from Amazon. I learned so much from this video BEFORE experimenting. Thank you once again!
Woo hoo indeed! That’s awesome to hear... thank you for telling me Annette!
Just soooo pretty!
Myriam, l love your techniques and humor!! I'm new to alcohol inks and delighted to find your channel. Looking forward to learning more!
Gorgeous as usual! I'm renovating my house using beachy colors and that would look lovely on one of my walls along with your jellyfish piece!
Yes, Myriam with a « y », I did get « something out of this »; in fact, I thoroughly enjoyed the entire presentation from beginning to end ! This is a truly beautiful work of art ! I love the branching pattern, the colors, the gold embellishment including the tiny dots, I could go on & on. Thank you for sharing as readily , clearly and generously as you do...By the way, were you ever a teacher? I do love your teaching style. Thanks again.
Oh my gosh thank you so much for such an incredibly kind and thoughtful comment JL… I greatly appreciate it!!! I was never a teacher really (other than being a teaching assistant in grad school) ... I just thoroughly enjoy sharing 😃. Thank you again! 😊😘💕
Miriam-I just discovered your channel and am living your videos. Great tutorials, and you have such a lovely, fun personality! Thank you! 💜
Enjoy your videos so much. Hope you'll continue to post more videos of your work.
Thank you Myriam! I’m new to exploring this medium. Having fun and your video encourages me to have more!
Love your work! Could you do this method on sanded and primed stainless steel cups?
Love your videos! The link in your description for the small silicone cup is broken. But I found similar items by searching for tattoo ink cups...perhaps that's how you found yours??
This is stunning!!
This is the best alcohol ink video I have watched. Thank you so much for sharing your passion. 💐
Oh my gosh, thank you, thank you Louise! 😊😘💕