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Alcohol Ink on NARA Paper – Painting a Lighthouse
A demonstration and tips for using alcohol ink on NARA Paper. This lesson demonstrates how to paint a lighthouse with alcohol ink.
#FunCity2020 Alcohol Ink Art Challenge
The follow video features the submissions in our FunCity2020 challenge in the Alcohol Ink Art Community Facebook group. Join us for monthly challenges like this one here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AlcoholInkArtCommunity/ A special thanks to the following...
How to Control Alcohol Ink
When you first start using alcohol inks or painting with alcohol ink, you quickly learn just how uncontrollable the ink can be. If it's too inky, it run and interact with other elements. If you want to paint representational art, you will quickly learn that you...
Fast & Fun Alcohol Ink Painting Projects with Laurie Trumpet Williams
Fast & Fun Alcohol Ink Painting Projects
INKsmART LIVE: INK SPOT Laurie Williams, Jan Hackett, Bonnie Rothenberg Glassner, Teresa Kobold Brown, Kelly McCurdy
INKsmART LIVE: INK SPOT Laurie Williams, Jan Hackett, Bonnie Rothenberg Glassner, Teresa Kobold Brown, Kelly McCurdy
INKsmART: Online Marketing & Art Sales Q&A
Whimsical cities
Whimsical cityscapes with Laurie Williams
Painting a Sailboat
Painting a Sailboat with Linda Crocco
Jingle Bells Alcohol Ink Demonstration
A fully narrated demonstration by Sharen AK Harris, alcohol ink artist and instructor. Sharen is a contributor here in the Alcohol Ink Art Community. She also travels the United States and provides instruction for Ranger Ink.
Wispy Technique with Alcohol Ink
Laurie “Trumpet” Williams, founder of the popular Alcohol Ink Art Community demonstrates one way to achieve this wispy effect.
Alcohol Ink Roses
In this post, we would like to feature several video demonstrations for creating roses with alcohol ink. There are a number of ways to accomplish roses in Alcohol Ink and every artist seems to have a different approach! We thought it would be great to feature a few...
How to Create a Strong Center of Interest
Presentation by Sheryl Williams
