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Kathryn Kanadian
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2006
Box Card Design & Construction
Watch as I use two examples of box cards to review and demonstrate the considerations for design and construction of a 3D box card, using cardstock, paper embellishments, wire or other material to raise elements, and adhesive.
Jennifer McGuire's tutorial for pop-up vase cards: th-cam.com/video/1-pkRIzfBqA/w-d-xo.html
Jennifer McGuire's tutorial for pop-up vase cards: th-cam.com/video/1-pkRIzfBqA/w-d-xo.html
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Etherial Wings
มุมมอง 3484 ปีที่แล้ว
Watch as I demonstrate the techniques used to create these glowing wings on an etherial background, using watercolour paper, Distress ink, and an embossing folder. I also show you how to apply Distress Glaze to protect your finished blended Distress ink piece.
Lifting Alcohol Ink
มุมมอง 9584 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to use alcohol ink, Lift Ink and a rubber stamp to create a dimensional piece of art.
Graphic 45 Flutter Collection: Beetle Folio Album
มุมมอง 1964 ปีที่แล้ว
Overview of a completed folio style photo and journaling album, featuring the beetles of Graphic 45's Flutter cardstock collection.
Baby Shower Folio Album
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Overview of a folio style photo and journaling album, with a baby shower theme.
Stationery Gift Boxes
มุมมอง 1.1K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Overview of design choices for five stationery gift boxes made from one card stock stack. Tutorials for the gift box and the contents can be found on YT (Maymaymadeit).
Fanciful Forest: An alcohol ink tutorial
มุมมอง 1K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to make abstract art with alcohol ink and a blending tool on photo quality paper. Watch as I create a background for four greeting cards with alcohol ink and an alcohol ink blending tool on an 8.5" x 11" sheet of premium weight glossy media paper.
Bright Lights: An alcohol ink tutorial
มุมมอง 4744 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to make abstract art with alcohol ink and a blending tool on photo quality paper. Watch as I create a background for cards and other projects with alcohol ink and an alcohol ink blending tool on an 8.5" x 11" sheet of premium weight glossy media paper.
Mermaid Flower: An alcohol ink tutorial
มุมมอง 3.4K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to make abstract art with alcohol ink, an airbrush, and a dotting tool on photo quality paper. Watch as I create a flower as a focal piece for a greeting card.
Green Queen: An Alcohol Ink Tutorial
มุมมอง 1.6K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to make abstract art with alcohol ink, an airbrush, and a dotting tool on the matte side of photo quality paper. Watch as I create this otherworldly flower on a 5.5" x 4.25" piece of photo quality paper using alcohol ink.
Glorious Gatherings: A Distress ink water colouring tutorial
มุมมอง 7114 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to watercolour with Distress ink on photo quality paper that's been stamped with an Archival ink image. Watch as I demonstrate the techniques to colour, shade, and highlight the stamped image on a piece of 4.25" x 5.5" photo quality paper.
Purple Fright Hallowe'en Card
มุมมอง 2854 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to create and assemble the elements forming this frightful 5" x 6.5" Hallowe'en greeting card.
Lucky #7: An alcohol ink tutorial
มุมมอง 60K5 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to make realistic looking flowers with alcohol ink, an airbrush, and a dotting tool on the matte side of photo quality paper. Watch as I create seven flowers on an 8.5" x 11" piece of photo quality paper using alcohol ink.
Lady Magenta: An alcohol ink tutorial
มุมมอง 6K5 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to make abstract art with alcohol ink, an airbrush, and a dotting tool on the matte side of photo quality paper. Watch as I create this flowing flower on a 5.5" x 4.25" piece of photo quality paper using alcohol ink.
Green Queen: An alcohol ink tutorial
มุมมอง 3.2K5 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to make abstract art with alcohol ink, an airbrush, and a dotting tool on the matte side of photo quality paper. Watch as I create this otherworldly flower on a 5.5" x 4.25" piece of photo quality paper using alcohol ink. WIDE FORMAT VERSION of this video: th-cam.com/video/Zzop_Y_zK-I/w-d-xo.html
Mermaid Flower: An alcohol ink tutorial
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Mermaid Flower: An alcohol ink tutorial
Fanciful Forest: An alcohol ink tutorial
มุมมอง 6005 ปีที่แล้ว
Fanciful Forest: An alcohol ink tutorial
Color Challenge: An alcohol ink tutorial
มุมมอง 9K6 ปีที่แล้ว
Color Challenge: An alcohol ink tutorial
The Scenic Route: An alcohol ink tutorial
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The Scenic Route: An alcohol ink tutorial
Colorful Cauldron: An alcohol ink tutorial
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Colorful Cauldron: An alcohol ink tutorial
So beautiful
Really beautiful 🤩
This is gorgeous! You've really inspired me to try my inks again💕
Again....a great informative video....and i love the results😊💕
Wonderful tutorial... thank you so much 💕
❤ this was gorgeous. My fav color is dark earthy greens/ (forest green/hunter green) but these are lovely. I clicked because the thumbnail-looked like a photograph to me. I have all the things to try this. (Except an air compressor.-but i have a decent camera tool for getting dust off..and it works well) im going to try my hand .. also appreciated all the technical tips. Instructions> it really was well done. Thanks so.much
Olá sou do Brasil tudo bem? Como chama esse aparelho que usou para dar o efeito de flor, fica lindo.
Love your work. What is the kind of airbrush do you use?
Como se llama el papel que usas ?
Can you tell me where you purchased the bottle with the alcohol in it
Thank you for several tips as I am a newbie!!
Oh its lovely Kathryn thanku so much x Ps could u use the brayer to help push the stamp down?
Stunning, thanku for a wonderful and informative tutorial x
Wow beautiful work!
Как красиво!
Fab tutorial. Thank you! What do you call the little bottle with the needle attachment for the alcohol? Thanks~
Can you tell me more about the airbrush you use?
Thanks for the video. I’ve just started with inks, and I didn’t realise how much practise it takes!
How are you going to mount this? How are you going to display it?
Beautiful
May I ask for a picture of your air brush and compressor, There are so many Master pro sets. Appreciate it. Ty
What air brush do you use (brand) and where did you buy it.
Hi Kathryn, I’m first time on your TH-cam… 😍😍😍 May I know what is the device that you are using to blow the paint please?
Thank you so very much for your tutorials, your art is amazing !! 💛 from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 🇨🇦
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for the tutorial.
can you tell me about your air brush...what do you have the gage set at?
Hi Jenn. I don’t pay attention to the specific setting per se; my method is to adjust the air output from the airbrush until it feels right against my palm. Each ink color has a different viscosity and larger pieces require more air flow to move the ink, so I find it easiest to adjust as I work.
What air blowing tool are you using?
Gorgeous
I've been doing this for quite some time and I know when I see a beautiful piece. You are VERY skilled.
Love your work. Can you share how you display your work? Thank you.
Thank you, Ann! I hope to do a video about this but in the meantime, work on vellum, like the piece in this video, is sometimes mounted first onto white cardstock to add visual light and physical weight and strength. From there, it is mounted on a card base and/or matted and framed. I also keep scans of some pieces that are printed onto fabric and other substrates and made into prints, pillows and other lifestyle items.
Beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you, Maureen! My pleasure.
Beautiful! You make this look so easy. I know that it's not! This means that you are a true artist! Thank you for all of your sound advice and sharing your wonderfully gorgeous technique.
Thank you very much for you kind words, Mary. Please accept my apologies for the tardy response. :)
Thank you so much for your video. Your flowers are beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you. 🥰
This was really beautiful. Looks like a bed of flowers and I love the colours. The tool you were speaking about is called the Tim Holtz Ranger Blower - I was looking at it just yesterday. 🥰
Hi Maureen and thank you for your comments. When I made this piece, Tim hadn't introduced that tool yet; I was referring to the one meant to splatter Distress markers. It really wasn't designed for moving alcohol ink and the one he has out now I understand is very good.
Oh I didn’t realize your video preceded the blower. Sorry about that. I’ve heard a number of tutorial creators say they find it very good to work with. :)
Thank you so much, Kathryn. I have learned so much from all you have explained. It's wonderful how the artwork evolved. Can you just tell me what psi you had your airbrush set to? I am experimenting with mine, but it would be good to know what you find to be a good air pressure. Blessings :)
Hello Christie and thank you for your kind comments. My apologies for the belated response. I don't really keep track of the psi when I'm working but will guess it was in the 20-25 range. I will often blow on my hand in a way that I think would be needed to move the ink, then replicate that on my hand with the brush until it *feels* right. Of course, it can be adjusted as needed because some ink needs more (or less) pressure to behave the way you want it to. I hope that helps.
Love this....is thay called a air brush or is it both air brush and spray gun....and also do you know where I can purchase it ....I have to try this out I am 60 and need to keep my mind busy.....this looks awesome also have to see if the paper and inks are sold here in South Africa.....thank you for showing us this helps us keep our minds together God bless you I cant wait to find out tom if we ha e everything here
Hello Linda and sincere apologies for the overdue reply to your kind comment. I try to call it an airbrush (the correct term) but air gun comes to mind almost every time. :) I hope you're able to source the paper and ink in SA.
Beautiful 😍
How high is your psi? Also thanks so much for all the info and sharing your vision and talents learned more in one video than I have in the last fifty. I love how you take your time to get what you want. Best wishes and thanks again for the beautiful work!!!
My apologies for the delay in responding to your very kind comment. To be honest, I don't pay much attention to the psi; I gauge the force of the air by the size of the substrate and how it feels when I blow the airbrush against my hand, plus the "weight" of the ink (some colors need more pushing than others). This was an 8.5" x 5.5" piece, so I'll guess it was between 20 and 30 psi. It was my pleasure and I'm so pleased you got helpful information from this tutorial.
Just beautiful thank you for showing the technique .Could you please tell me what the name of the airbrush you are using? I’m new to alcohol ink and need to buy a few things.I would appreciate it very much.Thank you!
Its beautiful and I see a finger. Lol!
Hahahaha! That darn finger! Thank you, Cynthia. :)
That is gorgeous. I'm very new and I've been practicing with my air brush not being very satisfied, but looking at the way your doing it, is exactly what I wanted to do, so now, thanks to your technique I might pursue this, there could be a glimmer of hope for me. I love abstract so much and the ethereal look it is very Zen to me. Thank you so much for this video, now I feel inspired to try again.
Thank you, Cynthia! I"m so pleased you're inspired and will try again. It's a wonderful medium when it plays nicely. :)
Beautiful! 💖 So informative...thank you! 😊
Thank you, Darlene! My pleasure.
Absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you, Maureen!
Very pretty! Tell me about your air brush... brand, where to buy etc.
Thank you, Kris! The airbrush and condenser unit are MasterPro brand. It's a junior system that can be purchased through Walmart, Amazon, etc. I considered a few points, including cost -- plus I wanted a condensation release valve (I live in a relatively humid region) and I wanted to be able to easily adjust the psi. The system I found (there are many out there, even just under the MasterPro brand) met my needs and had good reviews. I hope that helps.
Your air brush makes no noise, what do you do to make it so quiet?
I record my voiceover after removing the sound in the original video (including the condenser unit for the airbrush). It's actually a fairly quiet machine; however, it would be too distracting if I tried to talk over it while demonstrating.
I may be a little late to the party---however I love this!! I am rediscovering my alcohol inks, and came across this video. I will try this-- on some vellum I bought forever ago!! Thank you!
Thank you Lisa-Lin! This party never ends, so any time you arrive is a great time. :)
@@TheTallestOne the vellum was so long ago, I can't find it😅So I tried on Craftix paper. Came out so-so, will need to practice more!
That is absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. So interesting that you use photo quality paper when you see so many using yupo. It’s also more biodegradable eventually.
Thank you for your feedback, Maureen! I use Yupo from time to time; however, it really benefits from having a light backing (I use white cardstock) to highlight the piece. The photo quality paper is versatile because both sides can be used for different techniques with alcohol ink (and on the front glossy side, with water-based inks too).
@@TheTallestOne Thanks a million for replying, at such length too. I haven’t tried this technique yet but I’m dying to try it. I’m rather pressed for space. 🥺🤗
Could you please say what PSI setting you use your air compressor on for this. I have heard of a setting of 25 PSI, would that be appropriate for this technique.
My apologies for the belated response, Lyn. I don't have a "standard" psi setting for my work. It varies depending on what I need to make the ink move the way I need it to. For example, I've done pieces with a single flower bloom on a 12" x 12" substrate which means the petals and leaves are quite large. To get a consistent, smooth flow of ink to form such a large petal requires a higher psi. To be honest, I don't look at the gauge number as much as I pay attention to how the air feels (I aim the airbrush at my other hand to tell myself whether it will serve the purpose -- and adjust, as needed, while I'm working on the piece). I'm going to guess that, for this piece, the psi was in the neighbourhood of 20-25.
@@TheTallestOne I understand what your saying, you have answered my question thanks. I have a large air compressor that I can control but was wondering what to aim for, if I was to get a mini hand unit to take out and about with me.
美しい❣️ I really like it.
Thank you!