This is very helpful. Thx for video. The pieces are beautiful. I see the arch you started with. I love one with rings too. And your colors are very nice together. So pretty. Definitely NOT boring!!! Alcohol ink is fun, but sure not easy. Austin,TX USA
I just came across Alcohol Ink for the first time and am in love. I didn't know where to start and this has been incredibly helpful. Now to get some supplies! lol
@@randihart5731 I'm already visually addicted and eager to begin. I've been doing dot mandalas for quite awhile and have wanted another technique to combine them. My daughter-in-law does a similar type of process with acrylics but that was too heavy for what I am looking for. This is perfect, also as a stand alone. Creativity keeps me sane these days. Could you let me know where you get the thin plastic cardboard you mentioned in the video? I have only been able to find thick sheets, often corrugated. Thanks so much! Your work is absolutely beautiful and you are also gifted in teaching the techniques.
@@randihart5731 Yes. I thought you had said for practice purposes you used "plastic poster board". But if you could let me know what type of surface is good for practicing and then options for when I actually know what I'm doing, that would be great.
I use Nara paper. It’s a bit more expensive but you can wipe almost all ink of and reuse it. Yupo a bit cheaper than Nara but the ink leaves a lot of stains. You can use photo paper, often a bit cheaper than the brand names. A lot of people practice on white ceramic tiles, it wipes completely clean and you can use them over and over again
You’re welcome 😉 when I use Touch ink and Navimer alcohol ( I think it’s known as grain alcohol) I don’t use a respirator. But if you’re using isopropyl alcohol and inks with isopropyl, you should 👍👍
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This is stunning. 👌💓
Thank you very much 🌺😊
Love your tips! 😊😊
Thank you 😊
I’m always excited when you post a new video ♥️😎
Thank you 🙏 hope you liked it
You have taught me so much! Thank you!!!
You are very welcome 🤗
This is very helpful. Thx for video. The pieces are beautiful. I see the arch you started with. I love one with rings too. And your colors are very nice together. So pretty. Definitely NOT boring!!! Alcohol ink is fun, but sure not easy.
Austin,TX USA
Hi Barbara. Thank you very much ❤️ no alcohol ink is not as easy as it looks
I just came across Alcohol Ink for the first time and am in love. I didn't know where to start and this has been incredibly helpful. Now to get some supplies! lol
Happy to help. But be careful, you will get completely addicted 😀😄
@@randihart5731 I'm already visually addicted and eager to begin. I've been doing dot mandalas for quite awhile and have wanted another technique to combine them. My daughter-in-law does a similar type of process with acrylics but that was too heavy for what I am looking for. This is perfect, also as a stand alone. Creativity keeps me sane these days. Could you let me know where you get the thin plastic cardboard you mentioned in the video? I have only been able to find thick sheets, often corrugated. Thanks so much! Your work is absolutely beautiful and you are also gifted in teaching the techniques.
Dot mandalas are so fascinating 😍 I’m sorry, not really sure what you mean by “plastic cardboard”…..? 🙃
The paper I paint on? ?
@@randihart5731 Yes. I thought you had said for practice purposes you used "plastic poster board". But if you could let me know what type of surface is good for practicing and then options for when I actually know what I'm doing, that would be great.
I use Nara paper. It’s a bit more expensive but you can wipe almost all ink of and reuse it. Yupo a bit cheaper than Nara but the ink leaves a lot of stains. You can use photo paper, often a bit cheaper than the brand names. A lot of people practice on white ceramic tiles, it wipes completely clean and you can use them over and over again
Love learning from you!
Thank you 😊
A very good college about composition. 👍👍👍
Thank you for this!!
Thank you very much and you’re welcome ☺️
Thank you so much for those tips. I struggle with composition so this is very helpful.
So glad you liked it 😊
You explained that very well, it helped me. That is really the hardest thing is composition. Thank you.
Thank you very much. Yes composition can be so tricky. Glad you liked it 😊
I agree. Well done, explaining as well! Ty
Thank you very much
Thanks amazing job
Thank you 😊
Thank you, that was very helpful!
You’re very welcome 😊
Thank you 😊
You’re very welcome 😊
Thank you this is really helpful. Do you use a respirator when painting?
You’re welcome 😉 when I use Touch ink and Navimer alcohol ( I think it’s known as grain alcohol) I don’t use a respirator. But if you’re using isopropyl alcohol and inks with isopropyl, you should 👍👍