Cool Alcohol Ink Techniques!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2017
- Alcohol Ink Techniques - Try these cool tips when working with this medium including swiping and quick brushing.
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So happy that you’re sharing all these great tips. 😊
Thanks for this terrific video. Learning so much from you, Jane.
Hi Jane, I have known you for five minutes and I already learned a lot!Thanks.
Excellent tutorial, thank you for sharing ❤️
was doing this on clear sheets and then layering the sheets in resin and embedding small fairy LEDS in the layers. love this stuff. looks great! thanks for sharing, great tips!
That sounds beautiful, I would love to see your designs.
Thank you for the wonderful video and the encouraging manner with which you present the material.
PEGGY ASHMAN You are welcome, Peggy. Thanks for watching.
Thank you, Jane. I've learned so much from watching this and am feeling inspired, all the way from Australia! :)
Enjoyed watching your techniques. Thank you.
I can't wait to try some of these on my next piece of ink art! Thank you!
DeliriArt Thanks for watching 😊
Im new to ink after 30 years ago at art school. Wow how things have moved on. I work in traditional oil and acrylic mostly. I used the ink on my canvas one gesso’d and one not I instantly loved their properties. So excited to see more from you your technical knowledge is so hopeful.
Very refreshing approach and work. Nice!
Great video. I've used Alumilite, yellows within a few weeks on white background. Switched to Art Resin...I love their customer service, plus, they answer questions honestly too! x
Every year I make my daughter a home made art/craft Christmas gift. I'm going to use this technique and attach it to a pendant for a necklace. Thanks so much for a great instructional vid!
Zebracorn 46 You are so welcome. Thanks for watching 😊
Very interesting - pushing the boundaries - mixed media - love the abstract results.
Really loved and enjoyed this video. Definitely going to try research techniques. Hope you do more videos. Thank you for sharing 😊❤
Great ideas. I like the effects you can create.
Thank you so much for sharing... so generous. Great tool box 💘💘💘
Wonderful tutorial, thank you very much!!!!
Thanks for the information and the video. I like to get in doing ink painting. Keep up the great work you do.
Just bought some for card making. your video was a tremendous help. Looking forward to following you. TFS. 🌸
Best video so far
Can’t get any better then this
Thank you
theresa ricca 😊😊
I totally agree that Art Resin is the very best. I would never go back to any other brand. Thanks for the tips.
This is awesome! Thank you!
Thanks for the Video. it gives me a lot of Ideas
lovely and interesting effects
Hey Jane...new subbie here! All I can say is that I've watched quite a few alcohol ink tutorials on YT and yours is by far the best! I also checked out your blog and your artwork is absolutely stunning! I plan on sticking around so that I can learn as much as I can from you. Thank you so so much for the inspiration Jane. You are a wonderful instructor!
Nancy Lynn awww, thanks so much Nancy! Glad you are enjoying the videos 🙏🏼😊
I’ve been using inks for about 18 months now. With some success, I am so glad I found you as I was getting a little stale/samey. I can see my work next year is going to be different. Thank you so much. Anne, N S. Ca
Anne Bulmer That’s great! 😊💕 Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Im new to inks and I have ecoline inks. Please guide me im so obsessed with this. And whats the substitute of yuko
I was looking for alcohol ink tutorial! And I'm so glad that I found your video! It's really helpful and informative 🙂so thank you very much ☺️
Sonishca Peater you are so welcome. Thanks for watching 😊
I have been using the a.inks now for a few weeks and was looking for some new ways to create. thank you
Fashion Fanatic cool. Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Well done. Alcohol inks are a delight. Your approaches with them and in general your instructional skills are thumbs up . Thanks for posting these.
Chuck Kolb Thanks Chuck. Appreciate the feedback. 👍🏼 Cheers.
Subscribed! Really looking forward to more videos- well done! Thanks for posting
Yay...thanks! Still figuring out the comment section. Thought I had replied directly but I hit the wrong button.
Thank you for the wonderful video. Your work is amazing. Do you know if the Art Resin would also work on ceramic? I love the high gloss look.
Great techniques 🎨🎨🎨
Andrea Harutunian Thanks for all of your comments🙏🏼
Thanks for the Washi tape hint. Must buy some.
Super cool! I would love to see how you did the pieces shown with resin.
Hi Maris... I'm doing a video all about resin and what brand I use in this weeks video. 😊
Thank you so much for sharing!!! I am only just now playing with yupo paper
Belinda Barry You are so welcome, Belinda. Thanks for watching 😊
Hi June, I mount my work on wood panel. No canvas.
I am a new subscriber and I have learned so much from you already! I am using Tim Holtz inks right now but the Pinata inks do look luscious as well. Thanks again for making this video and please keep them coming!
Hi thete hope you are alright. You can achieve anything marvellous my dear.
incredible video thank you.
I have one question.
Can I add acrylic paint on top of this alcohol technique?
Thank you
Very cool! Your teaching style is so calm and relaxing. I can tell you have a passion for art. Subscribed!
Jake Arent aww. Thanks so much, Jake. Appreciate your comment 😊
Thank you for this tutorial. I have always used acrylic or oils but I think it’s time for a change. What kind of tape is that again please?
Great tutorials. Tx. What do you do with the papers? Can you collage them? Can you mount them to canvas?
Great video! I am inspired. One question- is cleanup solution the same as the blending solution? Thank you!
Wonderful work..what are your prints mounted on before resining them ..Tk u
Really nice video, thank you. I love the lines/sections you make. So simple but wouldn't occur to me!BTW, no need to shake alcohol inks unless they're a metallic, or "mixative" (as Ranger calls them) -with a ball bearing inside. I use washi tape too, or sometimes yellow Frog Tape, the least sticky of all painters' tape.
Beth Jeans thanks for watching 🙏🏼😊 appreciated
Beautiful
do you then attach to canvas then pour resin on this ?
I just bought some inks but I promised myself that I wouldn't use them until I finished some acrylic pouring projects! I have a couple of wine glasses, bowls, etc.... I don't use resin so will Minwax Polycyclic work as a sealer? Thank you for your videos....I am learning so much!
Great video...u have a new follower. I haven't tried any other tools, so I'm looking forward to a "play day".
Donna D awesome. Have fun!
Can I do this on canvas dear. Instead of paper I loved this technique. Nd especially the resin over it I Wud like to know how resin is put on this. Can it b o.n canvas
I do not see the video for the 'lumpy pour'. Did you post it? Thanks!
I LOVE your videos! They are so helpful. Would you be able to use the inks on photo paper as well?
Paisley and Brown Paper Thank you so much! Glad you are enjoying them. You can you use alcohol ink on any non porous surface. So yes I would think the glossy type would work well.
I damn love it.
Do you think the back of a photopaper can be an alrernative to Yupo paper,
Ofcourse there is some sacrifice on the quality but may be not bad for newbies???
Love your videos. Where can i purchase the large individual Yupo paper?
My best friend when using alcohol inks is plastic gloves. The times when I get the ink on my hands, I use tissue covered with a bit of rubbing alcohol. I have started using alcohol inks only recently and I used them on small canvases, not Yupo paper.
That is beautiful work and does look very addictive.
Plain alcohol cannot be used?
Beautifull, You can paint directly on the wood or it should be necessary on paper
Love it. What is the tape you use? Washy tape?
You use the blending solution or clean up solution where many use isopropyl. Is there a reason or a difference that you can explain? Tx again.
what is the subtitute of bleding solution?
How do you get the paper so shiny?
If you use resin over alcohol inks on tiles, do you have to use a sealer to protect the ink before pouring resin or can you go straight in with resin after the ink dries?
You’re really talented!!
You so have to seal it first. Not always but I wouldnt chance it, the resin will react to the alcohol inks and you will get dents and creases in your resin. I've found a regular clear spaypaint sealer works fine.
I love the Ranger / Tim Holtz Alcohol inks that you can buy at Michael's. The nibs are tiny in comparison to the nibs on the pinata bottles. Therefore it's easier to control. Both brands are pretty similar.
Jen Dragonfly yes I think the mind are better on the Tim holtz. Jacquard brand however perform much better when it comes to vibrancy and anti fading over time 😊 Thanks for watching 💕
I did not know about the fading, thanks for the tip.
Jen Dragonfly You bet. I hear it happening a lot with the ranger. :-(
Thank You
can you use an alcohol wipe to rub off any fingertip marks or whatever on your yupo paper first?
Lori McGarrity you can but it will impact how the inks react to that area. It’s best to try and not over handle the paper. I’m not sure what else in an actual wipe other than alcohol.
Have you work with fabric and resin ?? Thank you
It might be beneficial to mention some safety considerations, cleanup on different surfaces, as well as the use of felt applicators.
Hi Jane, thank you for this video, it was really inspiring! One question: what is the clean up solution you are mentioning? Is there a particular brand? Thanks a lot!
Hi Raul. It's the Jacquard Pinata Extender :)
Hi Jane, I recently started watching your videos and I love them. I am learning some new techniques and I find it very resourceful the information you have here. I also work with resin, but I am just starting and would like to use some new ways and create art, I do smaller projects. I do have a question you had mentioned the Legion paper, when using your blender and the extender, can I use this same technique you show here without the Legion paper, and use canvas for example? Not sure if you mentioned it already but when you finish your ink project using these techniques do you have to seal the paper or just let it dry and then add it to, in your case MDF, do you glue it? How is the process after creating your ink art? Thank you so much for sharing your work and expertise. xx
iCrafto I have e- classes coming out soon to answer all of this but yes you can use canvas. You have to prime and gesso it. As for gluing, I gave a video in mounting yupo to wood panel. There is another in sealing. Cheers thanks for watching
Thanks Jane, I will watch out for your classes. I am watching your other videos, this is new technique for me, and I love it. xx
Clean up solution ❤️
Jane, thanks so much for mentioning the Canadian suppliers. The inks are hard to source up here.
Veta B Welcome. Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
I have been engrossed in Facebook groups and TH-cam videos. I can honestly tell you I have been trying to find my way... my technique. I love your style. I am very excited to say I have bought some inks and a silicone tray to make some coasters tomorrow. Super excited. You inspire me. Do you have a Facebook page as well?
71GirlPanic Awesome. Thanks. Yes I have a FB page but I don’t post much there. I post daily on Instagram. Most find me there first. Https:/instagram.com/janelovesdesign. The rest of lint links are in the description box.
Very cool! Do you think the Clean Up solution is different from just using alcohol?
Jana Morrelli it is different. I've tried it and don't get the same results.
Jane Monteith Ok! Good to know! Thanks!
Jana Morrelli Hey Jana I just tried 99% Isopropyl and wanted to let you know that it DOES have the same effect as clean up!! I was using a different type of alcohol before. So woohoo. Cost savings!!
Washi tape was't in your amazon link...amazon has a wonderful collection of Washi...just don't want you to miss out.
I enjoyed your video. Look forward to more.
C York thanks. I must have removed it. Not sure why. Thanks for watching 😊
This is my first time watching one of your videos and love your style. You gave some great tips that i will incorporate into my alcohol ink techniques. Have you tried the foil over the inks once they are sticky but not quite dry?
Nicole Simmons I’ve inked on foil. Not the reverse. 😊
Jane Monteith it's a beautiful technique... wish i could upload a pic.
Nicole Simmons DM me on Instagram:-) @janelovesdesign
Is it necessary to seal the artwork with. A sealant or can I pour resin over without any problem
Suzi Tuem the resin is the sealant.
Jane Monteith thanks.
When ever Ive resined over Alcohol ink it always ran?? Ive always heard you had to seal it first before resin...do you resin over the AI without problems?
How does the cleaning solution differ from straight up rubbing alcohol? I'm a super beginner, but they seem to have similar effects.
MilkShimmer if you’re sensitive to smell then the clean up solution is best as it has low odour. Isopropyl alcohol can be very strong if not used in a well ventilated area. They work pretty much the same otherwise.
Jane , Your videos are so inspiring! Have you tried these inks on canvas yet? I haven’t had much luck with the ink spreading on the primed canvas. I would love to know if you had any tips.
Donna Mohan I cover prepping porous substrates for inks in my ecourse.
Hi Jane. What do you use to varnish your alcohol paintings?
Thanks. Barb
She uses Art Resin epoxy to varnish
Ranger inks is the other popular brand. I have used them and they have a lot more colors to choose from. There are at least 70 different colors! I believe they work the same as Pinata.
Erika Fierce yes there are
Actually a number of brands in the market today. I prefer piñata over ranger even with less colour option because I find them to be a more vibrant ink. They don’t run when using resin over top and they don’t fade.
@@JaneMonteith, Jacquard Pinata Alcohol Inks absolutely DO fade over time. Unfortunately all alcohol inks fade over time, thank goodness there are several products to seal our artwork that will slow the process, including epoxy resins that have UV blockers added which will also help to delay the yellowing of resin which will also happen over time.
Andrea Morin yes of course. They are dye based inks so indeed fugitive. I have other videos addressing everything you just mentioned.
Andrea Morin oh gosh no. I just wanted you to know I knew that already. Lol. I teach online courses solely on AI and resin. My Instagram is where I share much more. Thanks for watching.
Hi! I was wondering if I can use copic ink to make those Effects?
Yes you can.
Very organic Jane!! Thank you, but how do you Frame you art work?? Do you do a conventional matte or suspend it between two panes of glass and a frame??
GWENNETH SIMMONS Thanks for watching. 🙏🏼 No I don’t frame my work. I work primarily on wood panel which I then resin. The panel acts as the frame. My website is modminiart.com if you want to see what I’m talking about. 😊
Great video thank you. Where do you get your wood panels they are fantastic.
Jennifer Neal I buy locally but I also have some on my shop link. Feel free to check out. Thanks again for watching 🙏🏼😊
Hi! I’m just wondering if you seal your wood panels before you work on it with the inks?
Katie Spencer-Millan she doesn’t put the alcohol ink on the wood, she mounts the inked Yupo papers to the wood. Other videos explain.
Can you use alcohol instead of the clean up solution?
Thanks for sharing your techniques!
Julie Rathe yes. They work the same except isopropyl alcohol has a very strong odour. Clean up solution has none.
@@JaneMonteith thank you, I enjoyed your video thans for sharing your tips
Wow Well Done just. Fab to have stumbled apon your channel which is marvellous by the way. Subscribed of course my dear dear. XxxxxxPEACE LOVE Abundance
Hi there. Stunning videos. Just a question: is the 91% Isopropyl Alcohol something you use to get some different results from the alcohol blending solution? Or they can be used to get basically the same effects?
Isabella Resca isopropyl alcohol works the same as the Jacquard clean up solution except the Jacquard has low odour. These products work differently to blending solution in that the dry much faster and lift colour and sheen.
Jane Monteith thanks for sharing 💙
What brand of washi tape do you use? I couldn’t find it in your product listings on Amazon. Thanks for all your great videos!
S. D. Any brand is fine. I have the Recollections brand from Michael’s 💕 Thanks for watching .
Very cool I already fallow you on instagram and can’t wait to see how to videos on here 👍👍
joseph stanley cool. Thanks!! 😊😎
Thank you for your Video/tutorial 🙏🏻❤️✨ it was a pleasure ☺️✨
ellahelp Thanks for watching 🙏🏼😊
you rock! new sub..:)
Do you have any problem with fading of color of inks with the resin?
Monica Eggleton Hi Monica. No, not at all. In fact, I find the resin enhances the colour! 😊
Just spray H2O on the back of a piece of Yupo, and it will not move at all...especially with a piece of plexiglass or glass underneath...will stay wet for days...you can turn and turn your piece for days.so no need for tape...unless you want borders...and then you just have to cover the edge of the paper, not stick to the backing
Hi Jane. This is a great video - thanks. I recently spent a poultice of cash on acrylic inks - can I turn them into alcohol inks? Cheers, DEB T
Rod Templeton maybe try adding some rubbing alcohol and see what happens! I’m sure you can use them for something creative 😊
Hat ist clean up solution? Ist it alcohol?
Jane, since I discovered your channel tonight I have spent the last 5 hours watching your videos (Yes, I have OCD). Very impressive!! I have a question though. Would you consider trying out some of your techniques on less expensive supplies so that the crafters that can't afford the good Yupo paper, etc. can still see what they can get. I use glossy card stock, glossy photo paper, ceramic tiles, glass items, and transparency sheets myself but I really do dream of buying Yupo paper one day. Now it's a much better chance since Michaels just started carrying Tim Holtz Yupo paper, only 5x7 but a 10 pack for 10.00 I think with the 50% coupon it's not bad so I will finally be able to get some. Also, any particular reason you do your artwork on Yupo and then attach to the basswood versus ceramic tile which is so popular? Are you doing it because it is different or did you have a reason not to care for the tiles. Your work is gorgeous and I also just love abstract.
Lori McGarrity thanks so much for watching!! 💕😊😘 I will probably do a video on some photo paper. But I would advise you to buy your yupo paper in sheets. You can then at Currys! Art supplies at Michaels are extremely expensive. Even with the coupon, currys is cheaper. 🙏🏼
I have heard that sign shops have lots of leftovers you can get, for practicing and the backside of "Garage sales, for rent, for sale, etc signs are also good, very good, same as Yupo but not as thick.
I have found working with photo paper or glossy card stock works best when you use the reverse side of the paper. I saw that on another video. And also if you spread around a few drops of alcohol on the paper before you start it makes the ink move more.
I have never used inks before, and love the effects. Can this work on gessoed canvas?
Cheryl Relph Thanks for watching 🙏🏼 yes I'll be doing a video on that soon!
Cheryl Relph y
Great tutorial! Can washi tape be applied to the artwork to do multiple masks without damage?
Mark Kunoff I would use 3M scotch tape if you’re doing multiple washes so it won’t break down. Washi is made of paper so just to be safe. I have a video on the best tapes to use on yupo too 😊
Jane Monteith thank you! I saw that video too, really helpful. So, the 3m "magic" tape, or the regular "scotch"? Or, either? And, I can lay it onto cured artwork without it coming off? Thanks again for your reply!
Mark Kunoff yes either the magic tape or expressions tape. I would test first over a scrap piece of cured ink before trying it over your artwork.
Can I get a link to that video I cant find it:(
Lean up solution. Can u suggest me a brand. I can order.
Whwere is your list of materials?