When to watercolor with Distress Ink vs Distress Oxide
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- My pal Tim Holtz sent me some Distress and Distress Oxide reinkers to play with - so this is an early test to see when is the best use for each one when watercoloring on Arches! (Cheap watercolor paper acts differently.) Blog post with more info and pinnable images: bit.ly/3nunZYw
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Purple Onion Designs bit.ly/3hMweOj
VersaFine Ink Pad, Onyx Black - bit.ly/2DsWL20
Arches Cold Press Paper:
• EH - bit.ly/3jHRrHA
• BLICK - bit.ly/37i96Tc
Ranger Distress Reinker
• Hickory Smoke ---- bit.ly/3sOqru9
• Fired Brick ---- bit.ly/3gyqCqK
Ranger Distress Oxide Reinkers:
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• Tumbled Glass ---- bit.ly/3xg107Z
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Silver Black Velvet Round 10 Brush:
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Thanks Tim! Thanks Mario! Thanks Sandy! This is great info! I got into the Distress Inks because of the transparency. Every time I had tried watercolor, I seemed to get a non transparent set! Or I was over concentrating the paint. Somehow, with Distress Inks, I finally understood the need for water, lots of water! Yes, it’s called watercolor, and I understood the need to make the liquid, but only to the extent you add water to drink mix to get what you want. The whole concept of varying the amount of water to vary the intensity of the color, that came from watching Sandy watercolor and Tim demonstrating Distress Inks from his plastic Distress Ink palette (one or two drops?)
More videos like this would be very much appreciated! Thanks again, to all!
Beautiful , Beautiful cards, Love the new Patina Color
I love distress inks and oxide inks your cards were great as all your work is.
Beautiful cards Sandy ! I love watching you color. Thanks for sharing this info.
Sweet card and fabulous information on inks
great tips! cute, cute card! thanks Sandy-Take Care and Stay Positive!
Amazing cards. I love them.
Beautiful cards! Great tips! Thank you❤️
Thank you Sandy
Can now use inks / reindeers flexibly and I learned about Purple Onion, so thank you. I bought Arches for the first time last month, so exploring that, along with your brush recommendations thank you!
Great tutorial with lots of info. What a cute stamp set. I love both of your cards and all the details. I love what you do with windows. Mine never come out like that.
Great tutorial and still beautiful
That was fun to watch! Great information!
Great card & video 👍
Really helpful thanks Sandy
Kudos to Tim for his kindness. Great tutorial and adorable artwork, Sandy. I recently ordered some of these inks, so I look forward to trying your instructions when they arrive. Perfect timing!
Love these cards I don't know how i missed seeing this video in 2021! Love it learned a lot! Thank you
You are so welcome!
Great info as always. Not a medium I use but I love to learn new things - never know when it might come in handy down the road. Often wind up doing things I never thought I would! Your intricate coloring always blows me away! TFS
Great tutorial!!
Great information! I love that you make painting and coloring seem possible for we newbies! I bought one your Copic classes and it is great! Your method helps make practice make sense. I love that I can go back and watch and work again so I get more every time. Thanks!!
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@Zakai Alfred yea, I have been watching on Flixzone for since december myself :)
Wow!!! You NEVER cease to amaze me!!! I love that you showed us the virtues for the use of the properties in each of the Distress Inks/pads (Regular / Oxide). I didn’t really look at these Distress Inks as something you use together for some reason. I appreciate you taking the time to do this!!! Sending love, hugs, & blessings always!!!
Very helpful!
Wow! Sandy, this is a great tutorial. You are such a good teacher. Love the book store scene. This would be perfect for my book club friends.
Sehr schön 😻
Sandy, this is so cute. Thanks for going over the properties. I love your work.
Great cards! Thank you for sharing what you learned in using both types. I’ve not used them for water coloring but now I can use them too. Tim and Mario are so very generous
, thank you to them too so you could share your experiences and knowledge with us. Have a blessed week!
Very helpful information about the inks and such fun scenes !
I do like your results painting with Distress Oxides. I haven’t tried this yet, but will!
That was a great tutorial, as always. I've been thinking about doing this technique with water brushes. Thanks for all the tips!
Super cute! Will the inks reactivate with water if they dry on your pallet? Thanks for sharing! 😊❤️
Yes they will.
Very nice... will this work with the ink pads?
I would think so
Yes it does. I wipe my ink pad on a stamp block and either add water or use a water brush.
I love your card, you have some amazing skills, one thing though, I thought distress ink does move if you wet it? I'm confused.
It does but not NEARLY as well.
Also distress inks were made to use on the cheap watercolor paper; I was using Arches and it’s not a fan of distress inks.
@@SandyAllnock1 ahhh thank you that's answered my question.
Ahhhhh, I never thought about the differences when using them as watercolor....