How To Make Alcohol Ink Ripples and Lines (One Color Only Too!)
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- This is a single color alcohol ink painting where I build hundreds of alcohol ink ripples and alcohol ink lines. I used just one color of ink at the start and then I spend time making different ripples and lines within the painting.
I did also include a little gold mixative in the alcohol when I put that down as I think it really brings out the brown nicely! I hope you enjoy this and learn from the techniques I use.
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Thank you so much for watching 💕
Beautiful lines and color! Inspired me to buy some alcohol inks of my own to experiment with. What kind of heat gun is this?
Love this! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do! I purchased the Mlife mini heat gun from Amazon, Thanks so much for watching 🥰
Your work is stunning -- as is the music you chose! Could you tell me what you found that music??
Hello! I purchase the music from epidemic sound. Thank you so much for watching!
what are you painting on?
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Can you tell us what material used?
Hi Nicki! I'm using Grafix Craft Plastic Paper, Copic Inks in Bark, Dark Gray, Powder Pink, and Piñata Ink in Brass :)
@@MadelieneArtI thought you said just one color was used?
What color and brand please? Fantastic !❤
Hi Dan I’m using Copic ink, E49 in Dark Bark. The metallic is Piñata’s Brass. 😃
Do you use a very low-wattage hair dryer? Everything I try splatters across the page.
Hi! My heat tool is 300w and I use it on the low setting. Try coming at the ink from the side of the ink pool and very close to the paper, I find I’ll splatter more when I hold the air tool too high above the paper and directly on top. I hope this helps! And thanks for watching!
What inks were used?
Hi there looks like Yupo paper. How do you use heat and not melt it?
Hello! I'm using Grafix Craft Plastic in this video, its also warps like Yupo but its a bit sturdier so it takes a taaaad bit longer lol I also use the low setting on my heat tool always and try to move it around lots to prevent hot spots :) I hope this helps!
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