The is the fourteenth in a series to help you understand why and how Alcohol Inks work. In this lesson we continue to look at markers comparing them to using brushes, considerations when selecting markers and a short demonstration using markers and brushes in a painting “Christmas Ornament in a Spruce Tree.”
Questions and comments are always welcome.
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Here are the prior lessons:
Lesson #1 The Role of the Alcohol
Lesson #2 Proportion Between Alcohol and Dye
Lesson #5 Finish the Vibrant Pear with a Dabbed Background
Lesson #6 Pouring, Applying, and the Power of Blending Solution
Lesson #7 Textures Part 1 Cotton Balls, Credit Cards and Coffee Stirrers
Lesson #8 Textures Part 2 Toothbrush, Mini mister, felt and stamping
Lesson #9 Textures Part 3 Fan, Wisp Brushes, Monoprints & Folded Yupo
Lesson #10 Staining and Lifting
Lesson #11 Substrates (Surfaces)
Bonus Comparison of Pourable Inks
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Is there a video for lesson 14? I don’t see one. I had no problems with the rest and found them to be awesome.
Hi Diane,
I guess I did make this confusing. There are two videos about markers. #13 is Part 1 and #14 is Part 2.
Sorry for the confusion.
Glad you liked them.
That should be lesson 14 part 2.