My largest canvas yet! Alcohol Ink on Canvas.
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- This one was really fun. I wasn't sure what to expect with the canvas and the added tooth of the canvas. All in all I really liked it. Truth be told, I feel like a little more of an artist when working on canvas :D.
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I love that he went straight to it even though he did not prep the canvas. That's the beauty of art.
Alcohol inks are generally used on non-porous substrates like tiles, Yupo paper, the backside of certain types of photo printing paper, glass, metal, ceramics, etc...non-porous substrates.
The inks will sink somewhat into a canvas whether it's gesso'd or not.
Most people prep the canvas with a product you can buy at Home Depot called Kilz2 for alcohol ink painting.
I use another gloss product which also works.
If you want to use alcohol inks in a canvas the most important point is to blend the Kilz2 when prepping the canvas. Give the canvas a couple coats(dry between coats) and remember to blend well so the canvas does not have steaks. You will then find the inks will flow and not seep into the canvas.
Some examples of non porous substrates for alcohol ink painting are:Yupo paper, ceramics, metal, the backside of some glossy photo printing papers, tiles,etc.
Hi there thank you for the info !! I wanted to ask is there any other primer that can replace Kilz2 as I can't find it in my country :( ? I saw a video where an artist used gesso spray..
@@lucamidorikawa8629 Hi Luca, I'm Mimi.
I use "Liquitex Gloss Medium and Varnish" to prep my canvases for alcohol ink painting. I just love painting with the inks on a large canvas.
I don't know a lot of people who use this (most try Kilz2), but Liquitex Gloss works great for me.
It's a bit thick so must be diluted with water to thin it and so it's just not sitting on top of the canvas. It binds to it and becomes part of the canvas.
I add about 1/2 cup of water in a plastic cup.
Then I add about the same amount of the "Liquitex Gloss Medium and Varnish" to the water.
Mix it very well to avoid lumps in it.
You want it to be quite watery, thin when you pour it on your canvas.
I take a wedge or small craft squeegy to spread it on the canvas in the beginning, but I always find myself using my bare hands to spread it evenly so there are no lines when it dries.
Both Kilz2 and the Liquitex will leave lines if not mixed well in the cup and spread well on the canvas.
I like using the Liquitex Gloss more than the Kilz2.
Liquitex products are sold around the world and I hope you can find it where you live.
You might try this technique on a practice canvas at first so you get a feel for spreading it on your canvas. Once you get the hang of it I think you'll really like using it to prep your canvases.
Most important: mix well and spread evenly.
I had hoped to teach a class on this technique eventually, but I became ill, had to take a break from art. I've had to have multiple surgeries. I have another major surgery coming up in 2 weeks.
I can't wait to get the surgery over with, heal, move forward in life and with my art again.
I hope this info helps you.
Have a great week. Mimi
🌻✌&❤
@@1disneyana Wow thank you so so much for this information ! All the best for your surgery and I hope you get back to art as soon as possible and start teaching :)
Liquitex is available readily in my country so this makes my job so much more easier ! Thank you so much for your detailed information I am definitely going to try this out
@@lucamidorikawa8629 You're most welcome. Thank you for your good wishes, kind words. I really appreciate it. 🌼🍃
@@1disneyana much love Mimi
Not sure what you chaps in the US call it lol but using tin foil makes a really interesting alternative to expensive Yupo,.Quite a lot of art/ embroidery and textiles equipment are ridiculously expensive to buy in the UK ,so invention becomes necessary if one wants to stay creative !
The thing with using foil is that it will mould itself around canvases ( old tacky canvas pictures even will make a good base) .I just use PVA blue or a quick spray of mounting spray to adhere the foil to the background .The thing I love is by heavily applying rubbing alcohol ( again yet another not commonly thing used in this weird little island) lol the foil showing through in parts can give a really amazing ethereal quality .Thanks for sharing this with us ,Sophie x
Beautiful, I liked at the stage where the orange was visible, when all was brighter. First time I have seen this art, betcha it’s addictive.
Thank you Dee-dee! It is really addictive. On yupo paper the colors are so much more vibrant!
I haven’t delved into inks but am getting ready to. Looks like so much fun. Thanks for your beautiful piece you’ve done here
Thank you Jerry! I really enjoy the inks. Its so fun to see how it comes out.
This was pretty fun to do! Im sorry for the way the video cut out at the end. My wife called, and the phone cut off my recording. So there I was talking to a not recording phone for a couple more minutes. If you record on a phone remember your airplane mode. Seriously though, I appreciate you watching! A special shoutout to Kerinbot@ octopunx.com, Judy O, and Bambi O! I appreciate you guys so much!
Yow!! Yeah just yelled in my ear man!!.....woah I have to learn not to have my headphones up too loud when watching you...ha ha ha.
Instead of just blowing air have you ever added ink to the bowl and guided it that way? Painting ink on canvas will end up pretty dull but you can resin coat it for a fabulous shine. Composition and the overall design not too shabby Will. So nice to see you enjoying this medium but be very careful of that fumes, should probably wear a fume (not a dust mask which I see some do??) mask. Over time you can build up sensitivities and get real sick.
+Neena Me sorry I hurt your ears! I've been thinking about wearing a mask, but I'm really banking on having a big wide open garage dissipate the fumes. Although I did feel like it was getting a little bit much on this piece since there was so much more alcohol evaporating. I'm working up to resin I really want to try it! For some reason it feels like that's the next fronteir
Cool! Thanks for the shout-out!
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Thank you for the video, what airbrush and air compressor did you use?
Love your videos... have a quick question for you... have you used Liquitex Professional Flow-Aid Fluid Medium before and if so is it the same kind of thing as floetrol?
I love it, and I love your energy as you paint! I'll be watching you regularly!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Barbara ♥️♥️
It feels great to be appreciated 😊
You rock!
Just a few budget suggestions here: I haunt thrift stores for ugly painted canvas pieces. Now you have a prep ready canvas to start with. Then do YOUR stuff as usual. The cost is great cause the uglier the painting is, the less expensive it will be. Especially good if you are going to do a large piece. Love this site - lots of talent out there. Oh...btw, has anyone tried adding gold flakes sprinkled over the piece once you are done. Gives your work a little elegance.
Wow!! Fantastic!! Very well done!!
What did you do to the canvas in order for it to work with alcohol ink?
Can you recommend the best air brush motor?
What kind of air brush do you use. What is the psi. Thanks
What did u pour onto the canvas before using alcohol inks
Hi do you do any treatment to your canvas before working on it ? Thanks alot !
How did you keep everything from mudding up? I am pretty new to alcohol inks and art in general. But I was shocked up the colors stayed so constant and not muddied. Was it how you were blowing.
Did you seal the canvas first or is it specially for inks.
Will, that came out purty. Will be interesting to see how it dries. Looking forward to more.
🎅Merry Christmas🎄 to you & yours. "And Fleas on your Dog." 😎
+pat Q well thank ya kindly ma'am! 🤠
Merry Christmas to you and yours too!
Looks beautiful! I, too, would love to know what brush/compressor you're using please. My compressor runs CONSTANTLY and doesn't have the best psi. I can only spray for about 2 seconds before I run out of pressure. Very frustrating. 😔
Hey Will-was the canvas gessoed before you started?
Thanks
Let me act as Will's helper here, because he seems to be occupied too much to reply to the same question again and again. Somewhere down there he answered: "I didn't do anything to the canvas. This is just one of the pre-gessoed canvases".
I could have foretold (from experience) that the inks would seep into the canvas and look dull in result, but I think, Will's demo has some value nonetheless, because it shows what happens if you do not prepare your canvas with Gesso, a thick layer of paint or some other stuff, first. So, thumbs up for Will!
I love that dark green.
Thank you Anne!
Hi Will, glad I found you...so how did the ink dry on the canvas? Did it dull down a lot?
Hi Loni :) Im happy to be found :D
It dried pretty much the same as you see here. I went over it with a couple layers of Kamar varnish, and they brightened right back up!
thats cool like a comet
that is epic! air brush looks like fun! amazing results
Thank you Lissie ! You rock
It really is fun... I feel like I have a whole other level over how the painting ends up looking like. 🤘🤘
i want an airbrush now..:)
Was the canvas primed? If so, how and what type? Thanks!
Let me act as Will's helper here, because he seems to be occupied too much to reply to the same question again and again. Somewhere down there he answered: "I didn't do anything to the canvas. This is just one of the pre-gessoed canvases".
I could have foretold (from experience) that the inks would seep into the canvas and look dull in result, but I think, Will's demo has some value nonetheless, because it shows what happens if you do not prepare your canvas with Gesso, a thick layer of paint or some other stuff, first. So, thumbs up for Will!
Did you prime your canvas first with anything? Love your work
Thank you Rose
What is the air brush you are using and where could I buy one. Thank you
Hey Denise!
The one that I use is on this list. www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2OALTEXFS4RSX After almost passing out from blowing through a straw I bought one so I didnt pass out on a live. That'd have been so embarrassing!
Will:what did you prep your canvas with? I understand "Kilz two" is recommended to seal the canvas so the inks won't seep through the canvas. Any ideas?? thanks Angie
Let me act as Will's helper here, because he seems to be occupied too much to reply to the same question again and again. Somewhere down there he answered: "I didn't do anything to the canvas. This is just one of the pre-gessoed canvases".
I could have foretold (from experience) that the inks would seep into the canvas and look dull in result, but I think, Will's demo has some value nonetheless, because it shows what happens if you do not prepare your canvas with Gesso, a thick layer of paint or some other stuff, first. So, thumbs up for Will!
I haven't tried it myself, but maybe varnishing the canvas BEFORE using inks on it might help prevent the inks from being soaked up.
Angie Beasworrick Just want to let you know that Kilz two is also recommended for use as a primer....even if the canvas is pre-gessoed.
What fun. Love it
Thank you so much. I appreciate it!
Did you prep the board before you started? Thanks
Not even a little! The canvas is pre gesso'd but other than that... nada.
Great! so cool I love it!
Thank you Bridgett! ♥️♥️
What did you pour on the canvas at the beginning?
He poured alcohol straight from the bottle.
Which airbrush are you using? I am trying to decide which one to purchase. Thank you.
I'm using a pointzero airbrush from Amazon. That's their name brand. You can find it in my link tree down below. I have a place where you can see all my art supplies on Amazon.
Do you buy all your in the uk? Unless you buy a set I find a number are out of stock. I have to buy in UK and get sent out to me by container as they cannot be sent by air.
Hey Trisha, I live in the US. I buy all of my stuff online, although some of my stuff cannot be sent through air mail.
Hey Will! Shocked you didn't use a primer before you inked on a canvas!!
When you started I thought you had gone overboard, but I really like the end result.
I thought I had too 🤣🤣🤣
Cet magnifique, j’adore ce que tu fait. Mais j’ai une question: une fois completement sec comment tu vas fixer les couleurs? Car si une goute d’eau va sur ton tableau que vast’il se paser? Sa ne bogeras pas ou sa vas laiser des taches?? 😳😩
Merci beaucoup. J'utilise un vernis de pulvérisation qui est spécifiquement pour les encres d'alcool. Le vernis Kamar est le nom.
Thx beautiful art
Hi! I’ve only worked on small sizes for now, but that’s inspired me to try something bigger, and something on canvas! I have ranger inks and did try a quick something but hadn’t found it worked, but maybe I didn’t use enough blending solution. I saw you use a ranger ink with the alcohol... does that work as well as the blending solution? What % alcohol do you use? I have 70 and I’m wondering if I need a higher proof (if that’s the right terminology!)Thanks for any advice! :)
On canvas I have to use a lot more ink to get it as vibrant. Most of the time when I use alcohol it is 70%.
Do you prime the canvas before beginning the process?
The canvas comes pre-primed. other than that... nothing.
Pretty cool
What is the pressure you are using with the airbrush? I hope you don’t mind me asking, I have learnt so much from you thank you for sharing.
I think its about 15-20 psi.
Will Black thanks very much for that Cheers
Is that 50, 70 or 90 % alcohol you are using ? I've never seen it done blowing it around in a sea of alcohol, like a pour painting ! Maybe that is what I need to try because mine turns out awful! Someone told me to always prep( gesso or use a primer) before trying alcohol inks. I'm about to throw out all my ink stuff because it never turns out. :(
But this I like !
Beautiful
Thank you Kat. I'm happy you liked it 😊😊
What airbrush system do you recommend?
So when I bought mine I only had two criteria. I didn't want the cheapest because I wanted it to last, and I wanted it to have good reviews. This is the one I settled on: PointZero Airbrush Dual Action Airbrush Kit with 3 Guns www.amazon.com/dp/B010TQCOEE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_sTn7uHzQEMiFF
thanks
Colorful paddle.
Hello Will, I'm learning how to use inks and acrylics and would like to know if I can use the two together?
Can I put inks on top of white acrylic paint?
New subscriber, greetings from Sydney Australia.
Beautiful but just wondering did you put anything on your canvas to prepare it first
Let me act as Will's helper here, because he seems to be occupied too much to reply to the same question again and again. Somewhere down there he answered: "I didn't do anything to the canvas. This is just one of the prr gessoed canvases".
I could have foretold (from experience) that the inks would seep into the canvas and look dull in result, but I think, Will's demo has some value nonetheless, because it shows what happens if you do not prepare your canvas with Gesso, a thick layer of paint or some other stuff, first. So, thumbs up for Will!
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Hello what kind of airbrush are you using
It's a point zero compressor. It was the cheapest one that was rated well on Amazon
Great! so cool
I’m planning to get an airbrush kit but I don’t know which one to get. Which one do you use?
Oh man, that is a good plan. I almost passed out on a video. This list is a list of all of my art supplies... the airbrush here is the one that I own and use. amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2OALTEXFS4RSX
Hey there! Your amazon list isn’t showing an airbrush for me, can I get a direct link? Really interested in the tools you use!
Did you seal the canvas before you added the ink???
Let me act as Will's helper here, because he seems to be occupied too much to reply to the same question again and again. Somewhere down there he answered: "I didn't do anything to the canvas. This is just one of the pre-gessoed canvases".
I could have foretold (from experience) that the inks would seep into the canvas and look dull in result, but I think, Will's demo has some value nonetheless, because it shows what happens if you do not prepare your canvas with Gesso, a thick layer of paint or some other stuff, first. So, thumbs up for Will!
What kind of air compressor you are using?
I gave that compressor away, but it is an airbrush compressor. You can find them on amazon pretty cheaply, just make sure the ratings are good.
How do you prep the canvas? I've been looking for something for a week now
Hey friend! No prep unless you gesso your own canvases. Then you'll need to gesso it
Same here.. alcohol inks dont do what they should on a canvas surface...??
what sprayer do you use?
Umm let me check.
It's this one
PointZero Airbrush Dual Action Airbrush Kit with 3 Guns www.amazon.com/dp/B010TQCOEE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_VhD8Gk9COkyow
I love your videos so much! You make me laugh and you make beautiful art!
I wonder if I'm the only one talking to you and guiding the painting by offering suggestions throughout your videos or if everyone does that?
HAHA! I do that too! I was starting to wonder if I was still sane. If not, Im apparently in good company! :D
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Hello from Quebec! I have a question… did you prepare your canvas with a special product before you use alcolhol inks on it. Thanks ! Love your work !! 💕🎨💕😊
Hi will love you Artwork. Question do you prime you canvas? When doing your inks,.
Let me act as Will's helper here, because he seems to be occupied too much to reply to the same question again and again. Somewhere down there he answered: "I didn't do anything to the canvas. This is just one of the pre-gessoed canvases".
I could have foretold (from experience) that the inks would seep into the canvas and look dull in result, but I think, Will's demo has some value nonetheless, because it shows what happens if you do not prepare your canvas with Gesso, a thick layer of paint or some other stuff, first. So, thumbs up for Will!
Interesting.... I wonder if another coat of gesso before using the al inks would help eliminate the inks sinking into the grain of the canvas. My fav was the green & hot pink & magenta & purple. It was sooo happy & bright & I loved it. So disappointed that you blew that all away... especially after it got muddied with gray.
I first used alcohol inks on a canvas because I couldn't find Yupo paper at the Michaels I went to! That air gun is really useful. I wonder if it can be used to move acrylic and watercolor paints around too?
Sure it can!
That's a regular canvas or did you stretch out Yupo paper onto a canvas???
Let me act as Will's helper here, because he seems to be occupied too much to reply to the same question again and again. Somewhere down there he answered: "I didn't do anything to the canvas. This is just one of the pre-gessoed canvases".
I could have foretold (from experience) that the inks would seep into the canvas and look dull in result, but I think, Will's demo has some value nonetheless, because it shows what happens if you do not prepare your canvas with Gesso, a thick layer of paint or some other stuff, first. So, thumbs up for Will!
Yupo works muuuuuch better with inks in my experience.
Will, colours are great! Did you use anything to prime your canvas as canvasses are porous.and when alchol inks are used one has to use some latex to make it ready to use AI.thanks a lot
Let me act as Will's helper here, because he seems to be occupied too much to reply to the same question again and again. Somewhere down there he answered: "I didn't do anything to the canvas. This is just one of the pre-gessoed canvases".
I could have foretold (from experience) that the inks would seep into the canvas and look dull in result, but I think, Will's demo has some value nonetheless, because it shows what happens if you do not prepare your canvas with Gesso, a thick layer of paint or some other stuff, first. So, thumbs up for Will!
Lovely Will, did you prime the canvas may I ask?
Hey Pam 😊
I didn't do anything to the canvas. This is just one of the prr gessoed canvases
How do you prep the alcohol canvas?
No prep, just a pre gessod canvas
What did you pour onto the canvas first? Is the canvas just normal or a specific one for alcohol ink? Thank you
That was isopropyl alcohol I poured on before the pigment. I also use a spray bottle to add the alcohol, but this time poured. I like this better than prediluting my inks. I think it turns out better. There is noting special about the canvas. Just make sure that your canvas is pre-gesso'd or you put some on yourself.
Thank you very much. 😀 just getting into this medium. Love watching you work. Odd question have you ever tried using tattoo ink? A lot of the alcohol inks are expensive in U.K just a thought
No but that might be the coolest idea ever! I know India inks and tattoo inks can be similar. You can do full tattoos with India ink. When I tried India inks it didn't work but it did make some pretty interesting designs. So if you are Intrepid and would like to pave your own way and start another type of Art I'd say do whatever the heck you want! 🤘🤘🤘
Will Black. Well I think heck why not try it! Thanks for the help 😁
You crack me up!
Say have you heard anything about the safety of breathing alcohol.while working?
Many thanks!
What did you pour on first.....rubbing alcohol?
Yes. Tons of rubbing alcohol
Tinkering is going to be the DEATH OF ME...LMAO!!!!!! You are so funny!!
😂😂 I absolutely adore your comment. Thanks so much for watching! 😂😂
my pleasure!
I loved the magenta. ☺️
Thank you ♥️
Would it be possible to do a version of this, using a hairdryer if it had an improvised small outlet?
I dont see why not! I switched from a hairdryer because it was too loud on camera. Otherwise it works fine. Best of luck Maureen!
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Your painting is mystical and very beautiful! Will it work with acrylic ink and alcohol?
Ya know, I've never tried acrylic ink. If you do try it, would you tag me in a pic somewhere?
'Will' do so.
I'm in love
Aww thank you! You rock!
Did you prime your canvas in any way? Great video :)
Hi Stephanie :)
I didnt prime it at all. These canvases come with gesso on them already. :)
And thank you!
thanks :)
Ok.. I have another cool video suggestion. How does Tara Turner get the 'cell' effect with her alcohol ink works... they are crazy amazing. Since you are into the 'flow' art.. I totally know you show us mystery...
I cant find her for some reason... when i type that name in, it shows me something about someone who went missing. If you come across her stuff again, would you send me a link?
I found her on Pintrest. But here is a sample fineartamerica.com/featured/the-departing-trees-tara-turner.html
one more whatjanesaw.tumblr.com/post/151030116165/tara-turner
Holy crap that is stunning!! Ive got ideas, but that really is stunning! Wow.
Hi there! Tara's art is beautiful, but it's digital photography, not alcohol ink. You can see on the website it lists the medium she uses. So pretty anyway though! 🙂
loveeeeeeeeeee!!
stopped by to show some love! xoxo
Thank ya mz G!
hes gona call his wife comew fix it lol
Hi and bravo for your beautiful painting. Could you please tell me what air brush do you use and how much dies it cost? Thank you for your help.
Ive got a list of the supplies I own on an amazon list... just a sec.
Here ya go:
www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2OALTEXFS4RSX
Many thanks
Can I use a heat gun instead?
I don't think a heat gun will move the inks; it will just dry them. A hair dryer blows hot air which would work better for this application
What percent alcohol did you use???????
91%
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Before you put on the inks are you spraying straight alcohol or water?......love the effects you are getting.....considering getting some inks.......are alcohol inks the same as acrylic inks? Do they act the same?
Sorry it's been a minute for me to get back to you. I hope it's not too late. I'll call inks and acrylic inks move completely different acrylic eggs are water-based and water doesn't evaporate as fast as alcohol. So the end up looking completely different when they are dried. Not better or worse just completely different. with alcohol inks I never use water only alcohol. The higher percent of isopropyl alcohol you use the more the colors will move and the faster it will evaporate
Could you use hand sanitizer in place of alcohol?
That is a great question! I know the alcohol would be awesome. And there's a lot of Glycerin in hand sanitizer. The glycerin Works similar to how the blending solution works. It might be worth a try. If you try it would you let me know how it turns out?
Yes I sure will. Enjoyed watching your video. Now I am going to have to get an airbrush and motor!
Hi there I googled india ink on canvas and you popped up. Love your picture and the colours. I've done a couple of pictures using a straw to blow (but got really light headed). Can you please provide the name of the air unit you are using.? I would love one but unsure what it would be called. Thank you ann marie
Hi Ann Marie 😊
I use a point zero airbrush. It was one of the highest rated brushes on Amazon at the time.
You know, I actually kind of liked those Tangerine dots. When something like that happens you know sometimes it might be a changeup to just go with it LOL or maybe it's just us acrylic pour fans that are getting desperate for the cells LOL
Not that it didn't turn out really pretty!
I knew what you meant. Thank you. I bet they would have been cool if I had just gone with the idea.
Thank you! 🥰👍🌈💖 Beautiful colors! However, didn't you have to prime your canvas with say...Kilz?
I bet it's a little awkward but I'm going to try using a can of electronics cleaner for budget reasons.
Ive heard of people using canned air. I hear it works the same. Good luck friend!
was that just alcohol you poured on the canvas first?
love it!
Yes it was. I'd like to dilute my alcohol on the canvas so that I get more control over the gradiation.
I understand the fumes are brutal.Your thoughts? Please
Yeah, not super good. I ink in a wide open area though. I think that with ventilation it's probably fine though
Woahhhhh I didn’t know you could use alcohol inks on a canvas. Did you treat it with a special ground so it wouldn’t be so porous?
Other than buying a pre gessoed surface I did not do anything else to it. I'm really happy it worked! It makes it so much easier now!
Never knew you could use AI on canvas. This is just awesome
Thank you Norine! As long as it comes with gesso on it, then you dont have to do anything else to it!
Hi Will is it good enough to prep the canvas with Gesso? 1-2 coats? Thank you. Amazing work :) !!! Beautiful !
Why alcohol? Couldn't you use water?
Alcohol evaporates so much faster than water. You'd be working water around forever to get it like this.
#merrychristmas will love your vids
Thanks brother man you are awesome! How have you been?
Will Black im well.. :( havent been painting tho its making me sad i have no place to do what i love to friggen cold in my garage... i am looking into finding white tiles to pour on tho got some art in a shop .. ive been busy .. hope i can render some sketches so i can art battle i january!!
Aww man! No art, no bueno!
Ok, what is art battle? It sounds manly and awesome.
Sorry if I missed it....but are you using the alcohol ink right out of the bottle?
Yes, I didn't pre mix them. These are just straight out of the bottle.
Thank you
that's supposed to be "Thank You"
Will Black But there are people who said it will burn a hole after some time if not Gessoed 2x?
+rawreng Chng I'll definitely keep an eye on it. I won't be selling this one my son called dibs.
Will Black doesn’t alcohol evaporate?
Magenta get off! Just get off! Lol
Remember, there are no mistakes, only happy accidents !
Brenda I love that you're channeling your inner Bob Ross right now ♥️♥️♥️
Didn’t care for the almost parallel hard edges of ink. Perhaps need to try more blending solution or alcohol to move the colours around without overusing the air blower.
You should have to write everything about things you are using here
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I think you may need to bow your head to the rules of water colors. In watercolors there is no white, the white is the paper showing through. This makes watercolor the most difficult medium to use and control. My #1 rule is a mistake is never a mistake. #2 rule is work from lightest color to the darkest. I see you want to use these colors as "accidental art" So you must master the art of laying down color and bow to what is produced in the accident.
Oh man watercolor is hard, but it is so beautiful when mastered. I will keep this all in mind when making my next ink piece. Thank you for the tips :D
There are no rules in fact :)
than you do not know true origin of watercolor
You can use masking tape or masking fluid. You can also use white or gauche (in white) . I think framing the finished work is the hardest part. I can never find a large frame. that's why I turned to canvas :)
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