Thank you so much for sharing you techniques via your videos. I've never 'done art' before, but you're last posts/vids encouraged me to have a go with a canvas, some teabags, instant & coffee granules and acrylics. It was a lot of fun and, whilst you don't need to worry about a competitor just yet 😂, I was stoked with the result and it's hanging in my hallway. Thanks again!
Interesting. I love the aged look of the filters. Thanks for sharing! do you have a video showing what you do on top of these layers? Are you collaging? Painting?
I'll be creating more process videos! It all depends on how I'm feeling. I will typically add paint and limestone powder layers down (more on this to come) as well as a mix of collaging.
Not instant coffee, just regular coffee grounds pulled from my coffee machine after we brewed some! I dry them out on a plate and then store them in a mason jar in my studio. You could also use fresh grounds, but I like to recycle!
Is it possible to do some of this when also using watercolor? I’m a watercolor painter, but have been exploring mixed mediums. This would be great as the base of my watercolors.
Thank you for sharing your techniques.
thx! so fun!
So helpful! You are very generous to share this information! Thank you so much. I just subscribed! Best of luck!
So glad I clicked on your video. I workmin a coffeeshop. I can't wait to try the coffee filters
I am *stoked* about finding your channel. This is just what I need.
@@k8marlowe 🥰 so happy to hear!! Thanks for being here!
Thank you so much for sharing your techniques. So inspiring!
Love having found you. Your art resonates with me and I so appreciate you sharing your techniques. Thanks!
@@carolawatson123 thank you so much 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing you techniques via your videos.
I've never 'done art' before, but you're last posts/vids encouraged me to have a go with a canvas, some teabags, instant & coffee granules and acrylics. It was a lot of fun and, whilst you don't need to worry about a competitor just yet 😂, I was stoked with the result and it's hanging in my hallway.
Thanks again!
Oh my gosh I love to hear that!! Thank you so much for tuning in 🥰 happy to be sharing some of my techniques!
Dollar Tree sells the canvas boards and I’m sure it’s cheaper than Michaels. 😊. What a great way to recycle coffee grounds and the filters!
This is really neat. Thank you.
Great techniques thanks for sharing 😊
You could always use round canvas. ❤️
@@oliveappleby8672 that would be neat!
Wow Molly! You’re from Lancaster Pa.? I went to school there. Have you ever heard of Academy of the Assumption (also known as Assumption)?
Interesting. I love the aged look of the filters. Thanks for sharing! do you have a video showing what you do on top of these layers? Are you collaging? Painting?
I'll be creating more process videos! It all depends on how I'm feeling. I will typically add paint and limestone powder layers down (more on this to come) as well as a mix of collaging.
Great video again what kind of cogfee grounds are you using ? instant coffee ? on the video it looks big grounds ..
Not instant coffee, just regular coffee grounds pulled from my coffee machine after we brewed some! I dry them out on a plate and then store them in a mason jar in my studio. You could also use fresh grounds, but I like to recycle!
Great ideas ! I have used coffee in painting but never thought of doing this . Thanks
Hi Molly and thank you for sharing this technique. My coffee machine doesn't use the coffee filter paper, where can I get those paper filters?
@@oscarcartayasainz998 you can buy them on Amazon or your local grocery store :)
Credit card works great for smoothing.
Is it possible to do some of this when also using watercolor? I’m a watercolor painter, but have been exploring mixed mediums. This would be great as the base of my watercolors.
@1105renrut yes, coffee filter would make a beautiful ground for watercolor painting! Try it out and let me know how it goes!
I worry about your coffee consumption...
@blablabla6-k2d 😂 I only drink a half cup a day because I'm pregnant. A little goes a long way with coffee grounds. You don't need much!
@@mollysuppleeart jk, bein' a brat here.
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