I’ve been waiting for a video like this. You should totally do a couple more videos like this with your acrylic pour and galaxy brush set!!! Love your videos and your brushes
I'm so glad to hear you liked the video! Your enthusiasm is incredibly motivating. I love the idea of doing more videos featuring different brush sets. Thanks so much for the support!
Thanks! Yes I always recommend printing on glossy photo paper especially when there are metallic effects. Alcohol ink in "real life" is also done on glossy/non absorbent paper (as opposed to watercolor).
Thank you Alaina, you have a soothing voice which helps when following the tutorials. I’ll be using the guide here to create my dirty pour style trip-tick (writing it as I say it, easier lol). Thank you and look forward to more videos. Always loved your real world art in digital form. Your brushes are amazing. Currently can’t afford the alcohol set, one day, I’ll grab them.
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad to hear my voice adds to your tutorial experience. I'm excited to hear you'll be using the guide for your dirty pour style triptych-that sounds like a fantastic project! I truly appreciate your support!
Thank you, Alaina! They’re beautiful ❤. Just have a question in case you know the answer… do have any idea of what would be the maximum size for printing each piece in Canvas with good quality?
Thanks @scousetrooper yes that's correct that it needs to be 300 DPI. So the panels in this tutorial, the maximum that I would print them would be 8x12" as designed. If you want to make bigger panels, you could instead start on a bigger Procreate document. It's always a good idea to start with the size you want to print and then create the art on that canvas, since it doesn't work very well to size up after the fact.
Thanks! You'd need a canvas that is 50 x 20 inches to accommodate three 16 x 20-inch panels with 1-inch gaps between them, preferably at 300 DPI. Some older iPads will not have enough memory for this - I've got a 2022 Pro and it gives me only 7 layers at that size. I do think that Procreate is possibly planning an update to increase max size though! 🤞
Wow….. so glad I found you
Love it 😍
Amazing to see you upload again. You're my slice of peace. Thanks for this! Hope you are well!
Thanks so much, I really appreciate your kindness and support 🥰
The brush is unique. It’s a beautiful paintig🍀
Thank you!
I’ve been waiting for a video like this. You should totally do a couple more videos like this with your acrylic pour and galaxy brush set!!! Love your videos and your brushes
I'm so glad to hear you liked the video! Your enthusiasm is incredibly motivating. I love the idea of doing more videos featuring different brush sets. Thanks so much for the support!
Thanks to your suggestion I made a Galaxy version now! ua-cam.com/video/0Zuo-1YHGEQ/v-deo.html
@@AlainaJensen that’s fantastic. Going to watch now!
I Love your tutorials! Thank you for giving us so much!
You are very welcome and thank so much for your kind support!!
Fantastic …. It would like awesome on a metallic photo paper
Thanks! Yes I always recommend printing on glossy photo paper especially when there are metallic effects. Alcohol ink in "real life" is also done on glossy/non absorbent paper (as opposed to watercolor).
Thank you Alaina, you have a soothing voice which helps when following the tutorials.
I’ll be using the guide here to create my dirty pour style trip-tick (writing it as I say it, easier lol).
Thank you and look forward to more videos. Always loved your real world art in digital form. Your brushes are amazing. Currently can’t afford the alcohol set, one day, I’ll grab them.
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad to hear my voice adds to your tutorial experience. I'm excited to hear you'll be using the guide for your dirty pour style triptych-that sounds like a fantastic project! I truly appreciate your support!
Thank you Alaina, for another great tutorial! ❤
You're very welcome, I'm glad you liked it!
Love the tutorial. I want to create a triptych with each panel 16 x 20. What size should the canvas be?
Thank you, Alaina! They’re beautiful ❤. Just have a question in case you know the answer… do have any idea of what would be the maximum size for printing each piece in Canvas with good quality?
All depends on your canvas size you’re wanting to print, but general rule is choose a canvas with 300 DPI.
Thanks @scousetrooper yes that's correct that it needs to be 300 DPI. So the panels in this tutorial, the maximum that I would print them would be 8x12" as designed. If you want to make bigger panels, you could instead start on a bigger Procreate document. It's always a good idea to start with the size you want to print and then create the art on that canvas, since it doesn't work very well to size up after the fact.
Love the tutorial. I want to create a triptych with each panel 16 x 20. What size should the canvas be? 27:40 😅
Thanks! You'd need a canvas that is 50 x 20 inches to accommodate three 16 x 20-inch panels with 1-inch gaps between them, preferably at 300 DPI. Some older iPads will not have enough memory for this - I've got a 2022 Pro and it gives me only 7 layers at that size. I do think that Procreate is possibly planning an update to increase max size though! 🤞
Thanks so much…….I think I can manage with 7 layers for this. 0:20