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- I had a picture in my mind of what I was going to do and how it would turn out, but as usual, the alcohol ink gods laughed at me. However, I was very pleased with how this piece turned out.
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This is the epitome of a great tutorial. I am a beginner and a ripe old 76 - NO experience yet - and need a birthday present for a friend. You got my vote. The colors are perfect for her. Thank you soooo much
Thank you Maria.
Just lovely! Thanks for sharing!
That is amazing I have never seen anyone use ink markers
Thank you Margie 😁
Very, very pretty!! Thanks for sharing with us your talent💜
Beautiful!
This was fantastic!!
Oops, I almost forgot. My local hardware store sells 99% isopropyl alcohol by the gallon in their cleaning supplies section for around $27. I never expected to find it there and bought it. It's exactly the same alcohol sold in small bottles at the drugstore.
Loved this demo! Beautiful flower❤️
Thank you Valerie.
I love the way the sides are done , beautiful finish
Beautiful colors! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching 😁
Thats pretty cool! Thanks!
Stunning. Love the colours and the clean up especially.
Thank you😁
Wow! It looks so dimensional. 😍
Thank you😊
Very pretty, like the use of the tile and Ranger Airblower. Thanks.
Thank you. The hand blower is my favorite on tile and paper.
Loved this! Anxious to try
Thank you and good luck!
I truly enjoyed watching you do this painting...very nice indeed
Thank you so much 😀
Hi I just love your tutorial. Starting your alcohol ink journey with tiles is an excellent idea. Question: do you seal the tile with anything when you've finished? Thanks.
Absolutely stunning 💜
Thank you 😊
Very nicely done and well explained. Thank you
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So pretty!
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Beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing
You're welcome 😊
I went to a local pharmacy (not a chain store) and asked about alcohol. He said he gets some in every two weeks but it goes fast. He agreed to put a bottle aside for me when I asked and call me when it comes in. You may find a local pharmacist that will do the same...
Its beautiful. I am going to give it a try
glad you liked it
Super pretty!
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Super pretty
Thank you!
I love alcohol ink. This turned out beautifully. I've been doing watercolors, but this is making me want to get my alcohol inks out again. Love these colors together.
Get those inks out! 😁
Thank you for the tips. I just stardet with alcohol ink and I love to do it on a tile lots of love cindy
Thank you 😁
You sure have me hooked gal, my hubby went into the crawl soace and found lots of white tiles yee ha, such fun, thank you sl much
Lol...it is addictive! 😊
Unbelievable...it is absolutely gorgeous with markers. But love the technique you show. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you😊
Todos lo que haces es muy hermoso. Felicitaciones
Muchas gracias Elsa.
Love, love this ❤❤!
Thank you 🤗
i love the way you work with the blower. I have problems as my hands do not seem strong enough. I like the color combination
I have some issues too, (old age...lol) but short bursts seem to work just as well.
I’ve just begun using alcohol inks and using it on tile in our pottery class and just love it ! This turned out beautiful !!!
Thank you! Working on tile is a great way to get started.
Thank you for the tip of starting on tile to learn. The anxiety of wasting the expensive paper has been a creativity blocker for me. I LOOOOVE how your flower turned out!!
You're welcome! Glad you found the video helpful. Thank you for watching 😁
Please recommend dryer. Your link was a bristle brush dryer. I keep finding heat guns which I don’t want. Thank you. LOVE the purplish flower!
Those brushes come off. Once the brush is off, the dryer works beautifully for alcohol ink.
On my way to Lowes. A beautiful way to practice. I've been using Yupo and it's getting expensive. Love it Amazing work.
Tile is great for beginners or just to practice on. I use or 3 light coats of kamar varnish and 2 of kamar UV protection to finish it off. You can also use your resin of choice once those steps are completed and dried for a beautiful finish.
I wondered about that! Thank you for confirming. I’m excited to try it! Your work is beautiful. I make coasters as a fundraiser for cancer and am having a hard time finding smooth sided coasters.
Thank you. 😁
I just made one today on a 5x7 in. crafts paper with Marabu inks the same colours , Blanco Blanco and brass from Pinata. it looks gorgeous, I need to go back on tile, too. When I go to Walmart I always check for 91% alcohol there or try Family Dollar Store. Thanks for you videos :)
Thank you😊
Thats very pretty. Im going to get tiles tomorrow. Lol
Working on tile is great. Easy to wipe off and start again!
Awesome
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Love it, I think the bigger tile is easier, than the 4 inch I have, I look forward to trying to do the flowers with the pens,😎
This is gorgeous !! Fantastic color combination !! ❤️👍
Thanks Laureen🙂
Just Gorgeous! Love your color choices. Sometimes I'll have to alternate from an airbrush, to blowing or what you have used. Lovely as gifts. The alcohol I purchase, because it is difficult is the MG Chemical Isopropyl alcohol electronic cleaner with attached straw that connects to the nozzle. It's 99.9%. I spray the alcohol into the small needle plastic bottles. I purchase through Amazon. The price is $16.97. 15.9 oz.
It comes within a couple of days if that. I hope that helps even though this video is one month old. I've never designed anything on tile. I imagine it's a glossy surface? Well, I love your art. You've inspired me. 🥰👍🌷❤
Thank you so much Liz. I managed to find 99% alcohol since this video...thank goodness. Give tile a try...inexpensive, wipes off easily and fun to work with.
@@VivoVintageDesigns Thank you so very much!! 🥰👍🎨❤🌞🍁
This is really pretty! I love the way you clean up the edges. It makes it look so professional! Do you resin the tiles?
Thank you! If I were keeping the painting, I would spray 2 light coats of Kamar Varnish, then 2 coats of the Kamar UV Protection and then resin.
Thanks for the great tutorial. I was wondering how you would seal it to use as a trivet? Thanks again
Krylon kamar varnish and uv protection then resin
Curious whether you would try this same technique, with pens, on yupo or other paper. Thank you. Beautiful, as always
Thank you. You can try it on paper, but the markers I have are inexpensive and leave stains. They work best on tile for me.
I use Everclear from most liquor stores for my alcohol.
I havent tried that yet. I understand it works well.
I very much enjoy your videos! Love the tiles! I was wondering how to finish them?
Do you resin them or varnish them? And
Maybe put felt on the bottom I appreciate your input.
Thank you so very much😍
Thank you Helena. I use 2 coats of kamar varnish and 2 coats of kamar UV protection. Once dry, I resin. You can use rubber tabs at the bottom, cork or whatever you choose.
Vivo Vintage Designs thank you 😊
Gorgeous! Thank you again - I love watching you and you keep me trying. I am having issues with markers on tile (regardless it seems, of brand). The marker seems to interfere with the alcohol flow...? Instead of the alcohol flowing nicely as with ink, the alcohol 'gets stuck' and makes little jags in the line of ink. Humidity doesn't seem to be a factor. I use 99% alcohol. I've always used 99%. (FYI - I paid $40 for a gallon on Amazon - I know thats pricey but for me, worth it). So not sure what I am doing wrong but will try again. Oh! someone on youtube suggested moonshine (Everclear) for us alcohol inkers. Haven't tried that but at 190 proof thats 95% alcohol! A thought...Cannot buy it in every state though so might not work for everyone.
Thank you BK. I'm not sure whats going on with your markers. These cheap markers I use work great on tile for me, but not so great on photo paper. The darker colors leave stains on the paper. Are you letting the alcohol sit for a few seconds to soften the ink before blowing it out? (just taking a guess at what the issue may be.) I may have to give the Everclear a try if I can find it in my area or shell out the $40 for the gallon because I'm running SOOOO low.
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Very pretty! I cannot seem to keep the petals from having jagged edges and the flower looks like an explosion of colors( still pretty I think ). But have been practicing petals and can’t seem to get it .
Hi Panna. If you're using and airbrush, try lowearing the psi. You can also use the air brush to push those spindles back in by running the airbrush along the side of the petal toward the center. You can try different distances from the paper as well.
@@VivoVintageDesigns thank you. Will try those suggestions!
Just watched your video.. your flower is so pretty. You mentioned alcohol is hard to find.. have you thought about trying EVERCLEAR grain alcohol from the liquor store??? Just wondering if that would also work
I posted this video during the pandemic. You couldn't find 91 or 99% alcohol at the time and if you did, it was very expensive. I've heard others comment on using everclear and they say it works well. I've never tried it.
Thank you for this helpful video. If you use it for a trivet will it scratch off? Does it need to be sealed?
Thank you. If I were to use it as a trivet, I would seal it with varnish, uv protection and then resin. Check the heat resistance of the resin you decide to use.
This is sooo beautiful❤️😍😍😍😍. I am new to alcohol ink. Can u pls tell what did u use to do dots in the center of the flower???
I use micro brushes. There is a link in the description box below the video. Click on the arrow pointing down or click on "show more " and the list will expand. There you will find a list of all products used and links.
I watched one of your videos where you used gesso on the material before you did your painted. Could you please tell me which one that was. TIA Todays project is beautiful.
You must have seen that on my FB page where I was doing a textured painting on canvas using acrylic and clay based paint. If using ai on canvas, I would use kilz2 primer...not gesso.
Wow! I just clicked on the link for the markers and they are incredibly inexpensive compared to Copic. Do you have an opinion as to how they compare? My guess is they are not refillable and limited in color, but beyond that, what do you think of them? Gorgeous flower, will have to try this method. Thank you!
These markers are very inexpensive and work well on tile, but not so much on paper, as they stain. I've used them on paper to create stems and leaves, but I cant use them for this technique on photo paper or Yupo. I've not used Copic, but I hear wonderful things about them.
Do you have to seal that with anything and if so, what? It’s just gorgeous!
Thank you. I seal with 2-3 coats of kamar varnish and then 2-3 coats of kamar uv protection.
Janette I have watched so many of your videos and you are amazing. I am into AI for several months and so many tiles, papers and ink used in trying to achieve something recognizable!!!
So today I pulled you up again and decided to try the ink markers on tile. I pulled this video and did exactly as you did and then it came time to add ink and blow. You air brush made the most beautiful petal as did the hand blower of which I tried both. I can't get a petal going. it always splits into three or more fingers. My frustration is over the top. HELP😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫
What do you have your psi set at? It may be too high or you may not be using enough alcohol. When your petals start to split, you can blow on each side of your petal and blow it back together. Also, blow from behind you puddle of ink and alcohol and try using small spurts of air instead of continuous with the air brush. I hope this helps.
this is a wonderful tutorial. what is the green tool that you were applying the snowcap to the center of the flower called? It looked like a small painbrush, but with a harder end.
Thank you. They are called micro brushes. I pinned the supplies in the comment section. It's the first comment you will see, if you would like the link.
Beautiful work! Great artist! 😊
Where do you find your tiles? I went to lowes and home depot in my area (phila burbs) and can't find plain white tiles larger than 6" sqr.
Hi Chris. Thank you so much. I find them at my local home depot.
Hers is a 6x6 tile. She says so at the very beginning of the video. Have fun!😊❤
Hello. This is beautiful. May I ask what type of ink/paint did you use for the center of the flower (black color) and the white snowcap part? Thank you.
Hi Sheila. Thank you. The names of the colors I used are pitch black and snow cap alcohol ink by Ranger.
I really like this technique, I have markers but no inks, could you do this on yupo paper and have you done any videos on it? Many thanks for sharing.
Thank you😊. I've used yupo in the past but stick to photo paper. I dont cry if I ruin a painting on photo paper like I do on yupo...lol. I am sure you could achieve this look on yupo just as easily .
Thank you for your reply I will give it a try.
Beautiful!! How do you cure these?
Thank you. Once the ink is dry, I spray 2 coats of Komar varnish and then 2 coats of the UV protection and sometimes I also use resin.
Absolutely gorgeous ❤ do you spray anything on it to protect it?
I spray 2 coats of kamar varnish and 2 of the kamar uv protection. I also like to add a coat of resin.
@@VivoVintageDesigns thank you!
Hello Jeanette, I know already that air moisture can effect how the inks flow, I would like to ask if heat / warmth can also make a difference? Thanks so much. Take care 🙏🤗
Hi Nana. I find that it does make a difference. Where I live, I find that when its warm, its usually humid...they go hand in hand for the most part. The inks are so sensitive to either of those conditions. When it's really humid or warm, I usually use my dry palette to paint with the inks rather than my airbrush which only seems to compound the situation by pulling and spraying the moisture from the air it collects.
@@VivoVintageDesigns Thanks so much . It’s helpful to know. 🙏🙏🙏🤗
How do you seal your tile?
I buy 99% isopropyl alcohol at the hardware store, approx $50 gal here in the PNW
Thank you. It's easily available now. In 2020, it was really hard to find and if you did, it was so expensive.
When you dry the ink, what setting do you use? Cool or warm? Thanks!
I use the warm setting
Beautiful work. Which airbrush did you use? I’m unable to listen, just watch. Thank you :)
Hi Nicole. This is the one I use and love - *Master Airbrush and compressor kit - amzn.to/2sMjGjq - it has an adjustable PSI which I find very important when purchasing a compressor for use with AI
Im in Galveston Tx. The walmart here has the 91 percent. They keep it by the pharmacy.
Yes, now it's easier to find but in 2020, when I posted this video it was really difficult to find at a decent price.
@@VivoVintageDesigns lol. Im forgetting these videos have been out longer than Ive been doing this. Lol Thanks for your comment in my group. Im excited to learn more.
What do you use to topcoat your tiles when you’re done?
I use 2 coats of kamar varnish and then 2 coats of the UV protection. I also add a coat of resin.
I found 1 gallon of 99% alcohol on target.com for $19.99! Thank you😊
Found mine at Walmart in woodland park colo. 91 percent for $3
Thank you. This was filmed during the pandemic when alcohol was impossible to find and if you were able to find it, it was outrageously priced.
Do you use anything to 'seal' the pattern please to stop it coming off?
2-3 light coats of kamar varnish then the same with kamar uv protection
I buy mine at Marc’s 90%. 1.89
thanks
I get my alcohol at Walmart for 91* for less than $3.00 for the full quart bottles. Good luck, but l am still getting it there, where others only have 71*.
what kind & color paint are you dotting in the center?
Snow cap
I have found 91% alcohol at Family Dollar Store, Safeway Supermarket and Walgreens.
Yes, you csn find it everywhere now, but when I posted this video in 2020, during the first round of covid, it was impossible to find.
For white which brand and what kind of color you used 🤔
*Ranger Snow cap - amzn.to/2TPcRbK
Hey...can we use isopropyl alcohol?
Yes, but it must be 91% or higher
Do the markers work on paper too or just tile?
The markers I have seem to only work well on tile with this technique.
would love to know how you seal this...thanks
I use 2 coats of kamar varnish and 2 coats of kamar uv protection. You can then add a coat of resin.
Is there a supply list you could provide
@lisathomas3885 it below the video in the description box, bit here it is - *Ranger Air Blower Bulb - amzn.to/3fxpdwN
*Revlon dryer - amzn.to/2sHNwWa
*Ring Light, Upgraded Version 19inch with LCD Display, Adjustable Color Temperature 3000K-5800K with Stand - amzn.to/3cCKt3
*80 set color alchol based markers graphic drawing art dual tip - amzn.to/2Txxt7F
*Micro brushes 400 count - amzn.to/2v8t15Y
*Ranger Snow cap - amzn.to/2TPcRbK
*Precision tip applicator bottles 15 pcs - amzn.to/30FQmYm
*Master Airbrush and compressor kit - amzn.to/2sMjGjq
Do you need to vanish once it’s done
Yes, you should seal it with a few light coats if varnish, then uv protection.
How do you seal it so it doesn't come off, I'm afraid to use spray varnish in case it disapears
I use 2 light coats of kamar varnish and 2 of the kamar UV protection. Works just fine for me.
@@VivoVintageDesigns thank you so much, i was worried the ink would wash away the ink I shall test one tomorrow.
@@lindaevans6814 Good luck. Let me know how it goes.
I tried to buy the markers you suggested, but they were out. Bought some other ones, they say permanent. But the alcohol doesn't even melt the ink. I'm only using 94%, could that be why? Or, are the pens not supposed to be permanent? Thank you.
Hi Venus. 94% should work. I imagine it's the markers. Here is a link to an inexpensive set - amzn.to/3jWz4RS. I've not used this brand, but if you take a look at the description, perhaps you will know better what to look for.
Amazon 99% big bottle not bad price, u have to look for best price, that’s where I get it
I got mine at rite aid 90 percent alcohol
I know that you must have gotten alcohol by now. I don't know what you consider a reasonable price. But Walmart has 91% alcohol for a little over $2 for a 32oz bottle.
Thank you christine. It's much easier to get now and at normal prices.
Do you seal your alcohol ink art?
I only seal a piece if I am keeping it, giving it as a gift or if its sold. Otherwise, I just store them unsealed.
What all stuff did u used??? Can u write it down please 🤗
Plz reply, all materials used in this.. Thank u....
Could you do this with Sharpie pens, please?
If they are alcohol based, I don't see why not.
What do you use to seal the tiles?
I use 2 coats of Karmar Varnish, then 2 coats of Karmar UV protection and then I would seal with resin if I intend on using the tile as a trivet or coaster.
@@VivoVintageDesigns Thank you.
Will this work the same on Yupo
I believe it would
Can you use Everclear? It is 95% alcohol ??
I've heard that ir can be use, but I've never tried it.
do you varnish it ?
Yes, you would seal it as you would any alcohol ink painting. You can also resin once you have properly sealed it with varnish and uv protection
I have just started learning to use alcohol inks , I have brought some really cheep inks and I have totally wasted my money. When I put a drop of 99% to blow the ink they all just run off the tile and they blend too much. Would this be because of cheap inks ?
I really only use ranger and pinata inks and havent had any issues. I did buy maribu inks bc they were on sale and do not like them very much. However, the markers I used in the video where pretty inexpensive and worked very well.
@@VivoVintageDesigns thank you , I guess I just need to buy a few at a time to build a good collection.
That's how I started as well. Just a little at a time.
Thank you. Which alcohol do you use please?
I use 99% - here's a link - *Amazon brand - Solimo 99% Isoproply Alcohol 16 fluid oz - amzn.to/35SVYlG
@@VivoVintageDesigns Thank you so much for your quick reply. I was using 70% and getting frustrated 😀. Thank you 🙏
@@lamaisondecath4180 oh no! 70% contains too much water. AI and water don't work well together. You can use 91% or 99%.
@@VivoVintageDesigns Thank you! Just ordered. I can’t wait to try tomorrow 😃
How do you set it ?
Once completely dry I spray a couple of light coats of kamar varnish and then a couple of light coats of kamar uv protection. I also resin after.
Hi could you please do a tutorial on how to seal alcohol ink on tile please.
That's a great idea. It all depends on how you want to use the tile. If you're going to use it as a coaster, I recommend 2 coats of kamar varnish and 2 coats of kamar UV protection. Once it's completely dry, use resin over it. Use blue tape on the back so the resin doesn't drip on the back of the tile. If the tile will be decorative. Just follow the first 2 steps with varnish and UV protection. I will try to get to a video on the process soon.😊
@@VivoVintageDesigns Thank you,this is very helpful and very kind of you to get back to me so soon. ♥️
What is the colour in the centre, please?
Pitch black to start and then snow cap for the dotted detail.