Alcohol ink art

The fade effect is a basic technique in alcohol ink art, learn how to create those soft lines and beautifully blurred lines with this how to!

Alcohol inks are best used on non-porous surfaces like glass, plastics, metals, and varnished wood. Porous materials like paper, untreated wood, cardboard, sponges and fabric, should be avoided. So then how, you may ask, can artists paint with alcohol inks on cotton canvas?

22 Amazing alcohol ink projects. Who knew you could use alcohol inks in so many different ways and on so many surfaces. Let's start creating

This is a quick little rundown of how I’ve been sealing my alcohol ink mugs! I’m unable to use resin as of right now so I did some research to find the best...

Intuitive Alcohol Ink Art

These DIY alcohol ink coasters are a really fun craft to do. The recipe for the ink is easy to follow and the coasters turn out beautifully.

A while back I picked up some small white bowls from Big Lots. I already inked one bowl using the flame method , but I still have a few ...

Trying @brea_reese inks. Do you want to try these inks? You can find them in my Amazon storefront. Click on video to find these inks

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Hi Everyone! I spent some time this week experimenting with the new Alcohol Lift-Ink that was just released from Tim Holtz/Ranger. What an...