Cool Alcohol Ink Techniques Vol 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2017
- All new alcohol ink tips and tricks in this follow up to my popular Cool Alcohol Ink Techniques video. Check out this tutorial on creating some fun, quick and super easy ideas for using alcohol ink on yupo paper!
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I have a tip to share!
I had alcohol ink all over my hands the other day, tired 99% rubbing alcohol but couldn't get it off! Later in the day, I was playing w lemongrass essential oil and it removed every tiny bit of alcohol ink!
Am a Newbie , thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge
Jane, this is another terrific tutorial with yupo and alcohol ink. You instruct so very well, and I am learning so much!
Love this new trend of alcohol ink on Yupo paper and am enjoying using it again. Thanks for the awesome tips!
For smaller projects, you can also use the color swatch samples at paint stores. It holds the ink very well
Cool tips, indeed. Love that pattern made by the felt
Excellent! Just what I was looking for to get started. Thanks for sharing.
wonderful and in depth look into ink tips. thank you for sharing I appreciate this so much.
I am amazed with the felt technique!! ❤
My first alcohol inks should arrive on Friday. I love the tips, especially the felt stripes!
Thank you! You are so creative! Thanks so much for sharing.
Love your work.
I've been watching your videos for a few days now, and I'm HOOKED! I've yet to watch one, where I DIDN'T learn something. Thanks for your insight 😊
Marisa’s Iris is a beautiful demonstration of AI art. Lovely!
wonderful techniques. I especially liked the felt and pinking shears tip - great idea. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Sandy Kay Thanks, Sandy 😊 Felt is my fav too 👍🏼
Fantastic new tips Jane! Thanks for sharing!
scorpionzdezignz Thanks for watching 😊👍🏼💕
That felt tip gives beautiful results! Wow!
kara skipper Yes, my fav💕👍🏼
Great information you gave to us. Thank you for your video. Please keep up the great work you do.
just came across your channel! so informative and makes me want to try all of this beautiful art!! Thank you for all these awesome tips!!
Thank you Jane! Can't wait to try out your new tips. I had so much fun with the last ones and thank you for sharing them.
Linda Muir so welcome. Thanks for sharing your art 😊😊
You did a great job Linda!!
Loved it thank you
This is awesome Jane and I can't wait to give it a try! TFS!
Nancy Lynn cool! Glad you liked it, Nancy 😊
I really enjoy your channel! Thanks so much!
Love it...
... So Smart...
Thank you yet again- you never let me down.
Terry Howson Awww, thanks Terry. Glad you liked it 😊🙏🏼
Thank You. I enjoyed this very much. xo
You have the best technique
I can’t wait 😊 to get started
theresa ricca awesome! Thanks
Nice tips. I really love the stripes with the felt.
Sherry B 😊😊
You inspired me last night. Love your work
Cindy Howson Aww, that’s great! Thanks, Cindy. So happy you’re finding inspiration 💕😊
Miriam did a video about what you can get at the Dollar Tree. The lipstick holder is available in a couple of sizes.
Great video and ideas ... as always!
Beth Hayden Thanks, Beth 😊
A beautiful teqnick of painting.very beautiful,i love it a lot. Thanks for sharing.!!👍💡😂
Hi Jane I’m new to your channel and you’re amazing I love your video so much is like being in art class and thanks you fo sharing I have learned so much from you.
Love the crinkles! Can you iron it flat once it dries?
Love all the tips! Can you tell me how you clean your Brushes after you’re done? With straight alcohol??
To save some money while learning, Kirkland brand photo paper works as well as Yupo and is less expensive. Any non-porous paper will work with alcohol inks.
I’d recommend nitrile gloves and possibly a mask and well ventilated space if you’re using 99% isopropyl and alcohol inks.
Hello Jane Monteith...WoW!! I just became a member of your site, and this "recycle use" of the bottle does work for me...I throw almost nothing away - to the complaint of my family but my art stuff IS my art and they Do Not mess with it. Now, this spraying technique you used with the almost empty ink bottle -- WoW, I love it, no I LOVE IT. What is created from the spray is left to interpretation as far as what it can be, but is out of this world>>>>Way Out! Oh, I have been a creator/doodler/what ever happens happens in art kind of a kind of a person, and I have been doing this for some time now. I began it when I was younger (single digit years), and I am no longer that young, but still I want to change things up as far as being creative. As far as making art, there is no age to stop so I have many more years to go yet. Keep on Keeping on.
Lourdes Itara awesome!! 💕😊 so glad
Really. Lovely. Techniques. I want to see the resin technique. Do u put resin on Yukon paper after doing the alchohal ink or on a wood board. ❤️
Thank you!
Gary Medley 👍🏼😊
I fine it is so much fun!
Shirley Diedrich 💕😊🙏🏼
This is so awesome love it Sunshine and smiles from Canada
Lori Thielen 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Please inform me where can I buy alcohol inks: I love your works very much. Ii want to try but I do not know where to by the tubes
Can the jacquard inks be used on silk.
very cool..thanku :)
Karen Musa Thanks for watching 😊
Another great video Jane. Could you please tell me what do you put the scrap pieces of yupo on top of the first yupo art peice with. Thankyou
I've tried about 10 different adhesives; I've found good ole supper glue works best and it doesn't warp the yupo as some of the adhesives did. Doesn't take much. I also used a decoupage roller tool w/ a piece of parchment paper btwn yupo & roller to get a really flat surface w/o getting glue on the roller
I love your channel... It's brilliant that you take the time to teach... Thanks heaps from new Zealand
Leighann Wilson Awww, thank you, Leighann. I enjoy making them. Thanks for watching 💕🙏🏼
Where did you get that alcohol ink holder? Perfect! 👌
Wow!
Great channel - so happy I found your channel. I’m new to alcohol ink art and I love your techniques. How did you create the felt tool?
Risa R. With pinking shears.
Awesome! Thank you
Just a warning - don’t use blending solution in a sprayer as it contains resin & you definitely do not want to inhale that. I don’t know if the clean-up solution is the same, but worth checking
hopefully you can help me
This is off topic but last year I came across some tiny pieces of what ever that you just salt your canvass or whatever and then spray water and color blasts up Do you know what that is? Because I have been looking for 4 hours, I give up.
Thanks
I think you're referring to Brusho Crystal Colors or Ken Oliver Color Bursts or Paper Artsy Infusions. Those are three brands that I know of. Infusions contain walnut crystals in addition to the pigment powder, which gives them a more vintage effect.
Where you buy alcohol ink
Tim Holtz ,from Ranger, said to never spray blending solution (? what you called clean up solution) , because the resin can get on the lining of your lungs... Permanently !! I've seen videos of other people spraying this and they add a disclaimer that you should wear a respirator mask of some sort.
Candi Brinson Wear a mask 👍🏼
Thanks for mentioning this, I was thinking the same thing. I think Tim also said it could get into your eyes as well and it is not meant to be airborne. I would consider adding a disclaimer to the video in regards to this.
Hi Jane, just subscribed thanks for the tips. Question: are alcohol inks the same as Liquitex inks? And, can I usr them in the same way?
Jamie Villeneuve - no they are not the same and behave very differently as well. Would be great if one could get the same effects with the liquitex inks since they are archival compared to the alcohol inks, which are not. Although very different, I love each medium with their individual attributes 💖
Where did you say you bought that tray? Thanks for the tips!
Syly Syly Solutions.
Amazing Greta tips. Thank so much for sharing I think you should be given share in YUPO
Kristina Kowalski 😝👍🏼
Do they need to be sealed or can they just be placed into frames?
Lynn G you should seal with Krylon kamar and the UV Archival if you are framing. you need protection to prevent fading. Don’t hang in direct sunlight.
Great video! I originally found you on Instagram and love your work!
You may already know this but if you don’t, I thought you might be interested to know that the extender/ cleaner works exactly the same as standard rubbing alcohol (I use 91%). It cleans brushes, your work area and hands, and has the same effect that the extender has on the alcohol inks.
I have a sneaking suspicion that the extender is really just rubbing alcohol but I could definitely be wrong! Either way, if all you’re going for is the effect and a clean up solution, the rubbing alcohol is a far more cost effective option at $0.99 for 16 oz as opposed to Piñatas extender at $7.62 for 0.5 oz.
Anyway, love your work and your TH-cam channel! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your passion with others.
Abbigail Chester hey there. Thanks for the kind words. There are similarities, yes. The Clean Up solution works the same as the pure alcohol except it has hardly any smell. The alcohol also works similar to the extender except the alcohol will take away the sheen. I like to use the Jacquard products because of the low odour. Thanks so much for watching 😊😊
Abbigail, the extender/blending solution is not the same as plain rubbing alcohol. Not sure about the Pinata brand, but the Ranger brand has several additional compounds (like ethyl glycol) in it that make the ink behave slightly differently. Most people find that when using straight alcohol with ink, you can get more hard edges, whereas with blending solution you get more soft edges. Which one you use depends on the look that you are after. You can easily make your own blending solution and save quite a bit of money, here is a link how to do it: www.inkartbybethkluth.com/single-post/2017/07/01/The-real-recipe-for-Alcohol-Blending-Solution
@@johngo6283 Thank you for that link. And the information there makes it look like it is not safe to spray the blending solution as in tip #1.
Great tips. Where did you get the sprayer? I didn't see it on your Amazon links.
LovinglfDesigns I need to update my list apparently 👍🏼
You can get them at Home Depot - they are under $5
Most of my greeting cards I make are just really basic abstract designs
@janemonteith (At the 2:50 video mark is a bottle with the solution and sprayer you are referencing in this video )I went to your Amazon store and could not find it.
What is the name of this and where on your Amazon store or website can it be found to purchase.
Thank you so much for posting these :)
Preval Sprayer. Looks like approx $10 on Amazon & I found for about the same on eBay. Someone said it's less at Home Depot.
Love your vids, am new to alcohol inks. Just a heads up, the jacquard inks are pronounced "pin YAH tah". I think I heard you say
"pin natta".
Learning so much, thanks! Haven't started using inks yet but just ordered some. You help give me confidence to start! Love the felt tip and look you achieved! Just subscribed! Would love any tips on saving money for supplies (using household things, make your own and where you buy your stuff or how you get deals).
Using Yupo paper for your art, how do you package it for sale? Do you frame it or what?
Redhead Moxie it’s on wood panel
Could you just use an old perfume bottle or plastic spray bottle to achieve that splatter look?
Has anyone tried to use freezer paper for alcohol ink? I haven’t used alcohol inks yet just watching the videos.
Where did you get holder....ink?
Kelly Gallo A supply store in Canada. It’s a lipstick holder but fits Jacquard brand bottles and copic refills. You have to push the bottles in as it’s a snug fit but I like that because they don’t then fall out.
@@JaneMonteith I found it on Amazon ...thanks
Great video Jane. Really good techniques that I will use. BTW, my resin pieces came out pretty good. Not as good as yours. I had a hard time getting rid of the air bubbles. Going to give it a rest before I try it again. Probaby wil use the resin on a small piece. Always look forward to your videos. Love them! xoxoB
Bernice Seigel Cool. I’d love to see them!😊
I'm not good on the computer so I have to ask my kids how to sent a photo. I'll try.
Yes your MIL will frown on the pinking shears
Have you considered wearing gloves? How are you getting the pigment off your skin?
I use the felt in the exact same way but not with the end cut like that. Imma have to "steal" that from you. ✂👿✂
If you have an extra card send them to any Nurse home and past out to people who never get mail.
Try mineral paper...
Isn't it pronounced "pin-yaht-uh"?
DrummerGrrrl Lol. Maybe.
straight up alcohol now we'er talking