Really nice. Was just introduced to this form of art although I had been using alcohol inks in my Acrylic abstracts. Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Very nice technique. So happy you put photos at the end because the glare of your lights made almost the entire piece look blurred throughout. I know it is a tough thing, this lighting stuff. I struggle with it too. Looking forward to seeing more.
Thanks kiki. Yes the lightsstruggle....I like to work on a glass plate, the plastic is shiny and I need enough light. I always start and finish the video's with the endresult of the creation.
This is like sponging with alcohol inks? I love it! What an interesting way to create a background for, example, atcs. I used to sponge backgrounds in altered books. Got some yupo paper recently, and will try this soon.
Absolutely a great idea! I bought a roll of adhesive clear transparent at the beginning of my alcohol ink journey knowing there was one than one way to use it. Gorgeous galaxy...I want to use pearl blooms and Lindys Starburst sprays or make up a mica solution.
Elsie, I just watched this galaxy creation with alcohol ink and it's just beautiful 😁👍. Your other work is great too, I see you haven't posted for a while. I hope to see more. I was curious was that a hair dryer you used to dry or curling iron? What kind? Thanks
Thanks for your compliments. I was busy with giving workshops in my hometown, Nijmegen in the Netherlands. To be honest this hairdryer was from my mother in the 70's. you see it is orange. LOL. I like it because it is not too hot. I don't want my yupo to bubbles of the heat.... Wil post more videos soon.
Just a small suggestion. You should use captions to say which colors, alcohol, techniques, etc. you are using at each step to help us follow along a little better. Other than that, great video and great results! Thank you. :)
Hi Elsie! Very cool! I'd love to try this! Did you continue to use the same colors, drying after each layer, until you started adding red pepper? Also, for the planets did you use clear contact paper or what do you mean by "masking plastic"? And does the bottle have blending solution in it, or pure alcohol? And did you change felt pads every time you changed colors?
Hai Vonalda, For the second layer i used Peach Bellini and a light blue color (sailboat blue is fine). Yes, I mean clear contact paper (sorry for my English). And I never use blending solution. I think alcohol 90% + is fine. and less expensive. In the second layer I used clean felt with alocohol to "pick up" colors of the first layer. Have fun with this technique, Vonalda!
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Wow that is beautiful!
Great first video, love the technique. A complete listing of colors and supplies would be an added benefit.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
I just love this technique! So very easy and yet so incredibly effective! I must try this one soon for my card making backgrounds.
Wow, what unique and beautiful results! I never would have figured out how you did this, so thanks so much for sharing. ☺
Thank you Eileen!
Really nice. Was just introduced to this form of art although I had been using alcohol inks in my Acrylic abstracts. Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Very nice technique. So happy you put photos at the end because the glare of your lights made almost the entire piece look blurred throughout. I know it is a tough thing, this lighting stuff. I struggle with it too. Looking forward to seeing more.
Thanks kiki. Yes the lightsstruggle....I like to work on a glass plate, the plastic is shiny and I need enough light. I always start and finish the video's with the endresult of the creation.
This is like sponging with alcohol inks? I love it! What an interesting way to create a background for, example, atcs. I used to sponge backgrounds in altered books. Got some yupo paper recently, and will try this soon.
Absolutely a great idea! I bought a roll of adhesive clear transparent at the beginning of my alcohol ink journey knowing there was one than one way to use it. Gorgeous galaxy...I want to use pearl blooms and Lindys Starburst sprays or make up a mica solution.
Thank you Jude! Have fun with this technique!
These are so fun! Thank for doing this video. I love it!
My goodness, this is a wonderful first video....very clever techmique
Thank you Connie!
love how the different layers come through...brillant!
Thank you Theresa!
Love it! Thank you...
Wow this is so awesome! Thank you.
I would love to work with alcohol inks....This piece was amazing ….thank you!
Thank you!
I cannot wait to try this!
Thank you and have fun with this technique Karyn!
So creative. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Nice! Music was good too 😀.
Thank you. I always try to find the right music.
There is soo much choice on the internet. also for free.
What was the beautiful guitar music?
Elsie, I just watched this galaxy creation with alcohol ink and it's just beautiful 😁👍. Your other work is great too, I see you haven't posted for a while. I hope to see more. I was curious was that a hair dryer you used to dry or curling iron? What kind? Thanks
Thanks for your compliments. I was busy with giving workshops in my hometown, Nijmegen in the Netherlands. To be honest this hairdryer was from my mother in the 70's. you see it is orange. LOL. I like it because it is not too hot. I don't want my yupo to bubbles of the heat.... Wil post more videos soon.
Great video. There’s a terrible glare from your light which blocks a lot of what you’re doing. Maybe angle it up to cover the space above the paper.
I know. Sorry. But my next videos will be better. 😉
Very interesting technique.
Thanks Kristine!
The glare from the ceiling fixture is annoying. Like what you did though.
Just a small suggestion. You should use captions to say which colors, alcohol, techniques, etc. you are using at each step to help us follow along a little better. Other than that, great video and great results! Thank you. :)
Thank you Eric for your suggestion. Next time I will.
Hi Elsie! Very cool! I'd love to try this! Did you continue to use the same colors, drying after each layer, until you started adding red pepper? Also, for the planets did you use clear contact paper or what do you mean by "masking plastic"? And does the bottle have blending solution in it, or pure alcohol? And did you change felt pads every time you changed colors?
Hai Vonalda, For the second layer i used Peach Bellini and a light blue color (sailboat blue is fine). Yes, I mean clear contact paper (sorry for my English). And I never use blending solution. I think alcohol 90% + is fine. and less expensive.
In the second layer I used clean felt with alocohol to "pick up" colors of the first layer. Have fun with this technique, Vonalda!
Magnifique!!! Merci pour le partage!!!
masking plastic? do you mean contact paper?
Yes I used transparant contact paper, Cindy.
S was very interesting to watch
Thank you Laura. Are you trying this technique?
Elsie's creations to share I love playing with alcohol inks, who knows, maybe someday
Elsie's creations to share ...ive done some of the techniques with the stamper 😀
What is in the white spray bottle? Alcohol or blending solution?
@@karengriego4095 Hai Karen, this is alcohol. 91%. Thanks for watching!