OMG Tracie!!! This video has been shared with perfect timing!!! I recently purchased myself a new bottle of Quink ink for my old fountain pens (which I have started using again after many, many moons of them sitting unused. I have been really wanting to play with some inks (I’ve even kept several old ink refill bottles hoping I could utilise the leftovers in my art lol - the things we do). I am an abstract art lover and have been researching quite a bit recently on different techniques - so this is perfect!!! TFS!!! Hugs, Sharon 🌷💕
I have inks, pens and a new watercolor set that I need to play with. Great suggestions! I'm behind but love the idea of all this as backgrounds for a jj. TFS
Old pastry cutter with frilled edge used to be good. I still have a blue bottle of Quink, it still looks like it’s sloshing about in the beautiful old bottle
Fascinating Tracie, I really really love ❤️ and enjoyed this so much, they looked like abstract art, and I really really the movement you achieved too. I shall try this out. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
This has given me some ideas - thanks. I love the effects I get with my Elegant Writer, so I’ll maybe see if I can combine techniques. Also, on the subject of Quink - I was clearing my parent’s old bureau out and found a dried up Quink bottle from when I used to sit and do my homework on the bureau desk. I’m 65 , so it’s not quite antique, but it’s getting there. ☺️☺️
Wow, this video is very interesting and educational. I love how these designs are created and then adding color makes it so cool and definitely fun! Thank you so much!!
I have purchased Indian Ink from AliExpress. I don’t remember why I purchased it, but now I am going to go an find it! Thank you for giving me a reason. Tfs
The quick reminds me of the black elegant writers (calligraphy pens). When you take water to it you get reds purples blues. Do much fun. I am really loving this series! It is so refreshing. Thank you!
Tracie I’ve been following you for a while now. I’m from Australia and I love how you do things. I also love inks and I really love what your doing in this video. I think you are more talented than you think you are.
That looks like soooo much fun!! The last circles one you coloured with the pastels reminds me of easter eggs!!! I laughed when you said "this will take you back to your childhood" as I used to love doing those kinds of doodles and then staring at them for ages trying to make patterns out of them lol. I love how you coloured it in too, I can't wait to see how they look as backgrounds and tags etc 😊 xoxo
Question regarding the papers you are using. It looks like you use many different papers could you tell use the kind some looks like water color paper. thanks was fun watching while I painted.
The indian ink will work in the same way as the calligraphy ink I used but not the same as the Quink. Indian ink will dry permanent so you cannot activate with water. You can move the indian ink when wet though, just as I did x
Alcohol inks do not work quite the same as they soak into the paper fast. Give it a try...I will be playing with them for this series too. I want to play with the mediums I have xx
I can't wait to try some of your marvelous ideas!! Especially the ink with watercolor - stunning.
I love the water colours with the ink , even though it is messy .
It's going to be a fab journal.
Alot of FUN...TYFS!! LOVE the squiggle one you colored in near the end!! 😊💖
Yay, you gave me a fresh idea, love that! Going to get my ink out in the morning! You could use a pipette to put your ink in a new glass container!💕🇨🇦
Fun! We all need some inspiration these days - love thinking outside of my comfort zone!
OMG Tracie!!! This video has been shared with perfect timing!!! I recently purchased myself a new bottle of Quink ink for my old fountain pens (which I have started using again after many, many moons of them sitting unused. I have been really wanting to play with some inks (I’ve even kept several old ink refill bottles hoping I could utilise the leftovers in my art lol - the things we do). I am an abstract art lover and have been researching quite a bit recently on different techniques - so this is perfect!!! TFS!!! Hugs, Sharon 🌷💕
Great technique, I have to try this! Thank you so much Tracie for sharing this with us, really appreciate it! Hugs from Helen
Inspirational Tracie! You have given me the courage to play with the inks I’ve been hoarding! lol 😊❤️🇦🇺xxx
Fun, fun, fun! I appreciate the info about the inks. TFS the inspiration, Tracie!
I have inks, pens and a new watercolor set that I need to play with. Great suggestions! I'm behind but love the idea of all this as backgrounds for a jj. TFS
Old pastry cutter with frilled edge used to be good. I still have a blue bottle of Quink, it still looks like it’s sloshing about in the beautiful old bottle
Pretty cool! Looks like lots of fun! Thanks for sharing
Fascinating Tracie, I really really love ❤️ and enjoyed this so much, they looked like abstract art, and I really really the movement you achieved too. I shall try this out. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
I love seeing all the new techniques and ideas. wonderful papers. you are having so much fun :) xoxo
That was fascinating to watch Tracie. I especially love the ones where you added watercolor. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What fun! I loved the one you did with scribbles, and then water colored it! That would go on my wall! 🥰🤗
I had never heard of Quink. Wow, very cool!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!! I like it when the teacher is in the classroom!! Love it Tracie!!
Thanks for watching!
This has given me some ideas - thanks. I love the effects I get with my Elegant Writer, so I’ll maybe see if I can combine techniques.
Also, on the subject of Quink - I was clearing my parent’s old bureau out and found a dried up Quink bottle from when I used to sit and do my homework on the bureau desk. I’m 65 , so it’s not quite antique, but it’s getting there. ☺️☺️
Thats awesome! x
Wow, this video is very interesting and educational. I love how these designs are created and then adding color makes it so cool and definitely fun! Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much!
Another mesmerizing video of beautiful artwork 💜, I bet your art classes were such fun too 💜 TFS 🤗💜
Thank you so much 🤗
These are some great ideas for using ink for backgrounds! Thank you for sharing ❤️
Thanks so much! 😊
Oh how fun was that! I loved the one you did near the end with the squiggles all over the page...gorgeous! 👍❤️
I have purchased Indian Ink from AliExpress.
I don’t remember why I purchased it, but now I am going to go an find it! Thank you for giving me a reason. Tfs
Have fun!
Just fascinating Tracie..thanks so much for the wonderful lesson..so creative. ❤️🇨🇦
Whimsically wonderful 😍!
I'm gonna try this in my art journal today.
Thank you, my friend, for the inspiration.
Sir Hugsalot 🤗☀️🌷☀️💚
Hello my beautiful friend...xxx
The quick reminds me of the black elegant writers (calligraphy pens). When you take water to it you get reds purples blues. Do much fun. I am really loving this series! It is so refreshing. Thank you!
Hi Rosee nice to see you
Looooved this video! So inspiring!
Love the squiggles! With the watercolor it reminds me of a Mondrian. Tfs!
Yes I see what you mean, although not as angular or bright x. Love Mondrian x
@@TracieFoxCreative like a watercolor stained glass version!
Tfs you are so creative
Wow. Just wow 😳. Beautiful
Thank you! 😊
I loved this so much I have decided, after a move to a new apartment, to start watching your vlog from the start. Thank you.
Ohhhhh not right from the start! LOL xx Thank you and good luck with your move x
Love this Tracie Tfs your techniques 💕
Love this technique Tracie. I wouldn't have thought of using a palette knife with ink. TFS
Thanks sweetheart x
Tracie I’ve been following you for a while now. I’m from Australia and I love how you do things. I also love inks and I really love what your doing in this video. I think you are more talented than you think you are.
Ah thank you, I am happy that I can help others to learn and grow. Stay safe x
So fun! One of my favs. Love your hands, lol. They look like mine half the time hehehe. 🥰
😊 thank you huni. Its all very basic stuff but I know people can turn it into something amazing x
Oh I need to do this x
That looks like soooo much fun!! The last circles one you coloured with the pastels reminds me of easter eggs!!!
I laughed when you said "this will take you back to your childhood" as I used to love doing those kinds of doodles and then staring at them for ages trying to make patterns out of them lol. I love how you coloured it in too, I can't wait to see how they look as backgrounds and tags etc 😊 xoxo
Thanks so much! 😊
I Love it!
Love love😍
Question regarding the papers you are using. It looks like you use many different papers could you tell use the kind some looks like water color paper. thanks was fun watching while I painted.
Cool. Some amazing pieces. I only have Indian ink so I use it in the same way?
TFS ❤️
The indian ink will work in the same way as the calligraphy ink I used but not the same as the Quink. Indian ink will dry permanent so you cannot activate with water. You can move the indian ink when wet though, just as I did x
@@TracieFoxCreative Thankyou so much for that xxx
Will this work with alcohol inks? Can’t wait to see how you use these in journals.
Alcohol inks do not work quite the same as they soak into the paper fast. Give it a try...I will be playing with them for this series too. I want to play with the mediums I have xx
I love it!