Video comparison of creating blown flowers in alcohol ink using different blowing tools that work well with alcohol ink. This demonstration is brought to you by Kimberly Deene Landlois from Kimberly Deene Designs. https://youtu.be/RlEd38konZc Comparing Different...
You've probably seen this effect in paintings of flowers and water, or just abstract alcohol ink art. We've compiled a few video tutorials on how to create lines and ripples with alcohol ink. All it takes is alcohol ink, isopropyl alcohol, a hairdryer, and practice. ...
Laurie “Trumpet” Williams, founder of the popular Alcohol Ink Art Community demonstrates one way to achieve this wispy effect.
Alcohol Ink artists, Janelle Johnston of Abstract Living by Janelle, shares here technique for creating "infinity rings" with Alcohol Ink and a hair dryer. Follow Janelle Johnston and Abstract Living by Janelle on Facebook!
Alcohol Ink artist, Helen Schmidt shares with us here method for creating blown flowers on tile with the use of her air compressor and other fun tools! Video #1 Video #2
In this alcohol ink art technique video, artist Linda Crocco generously shares with us her technique for creating dramatic skies with alcohol ink on YUPO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhrtPLsL6EE Learn more about Linda and her art at...
Announcing this month's Alcohol Ink Art Community Art Challenge! Tiny Dancer Challenge! This month’s challenge is called “Tiny Dancers”! I can’t wait to see your tiny dancers. This is open to interpretation and can be accomplished using your own methods and...
Alcohol Ink artist, Linda Crocco shows us her method for creating lovely white flowers with lacy edges using Ranger's Snow Cap! Linda's art can be seen on Facebook at Linda Crocco Studio (https://www.facebook.com/lindacroccostudio/)
Today Denise Balcanoff added a full video demonstration for creating birch trees using alcohol in, a masking pen and some neat homemade tools and tricks! Here is a "sneak peak". The full version with complete audio demonstration is available to AIAC premium...
The following is a time lapse demonstration of an abstract landscape with trees created with alcohol ink. The ink was dropped and blown and then trees were lifted. Details were added with evaporated ink, Spectrum Noir® market and sepia Micron pens. The full...
This is a simply fun way to start playing with alcohol inks. One thing you will notice from this video is not to give up so easily. Alcohol inks can always change and it is not over until you say it is. The main thing is to enjoy the free-flowing charm of alcohol...