Dye Inks and Alcohol Inks work well with vellum
Since Vellum is nonporous the ink has to dry
Pigment Inks can be used but they need to be embossed
Showing posts with label Adrionfack Alcohol Inks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adrionfack Alcohol Inks. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Labels:
Adrionfack Alcohol Inks,
dye inks,
vellum,
versamark
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Spray Ink and Alcohol
http://youtu.be/2iUt_-Yh2go
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Alcohol Ink on acetate
Druken Scotch Technique
Alcohol Inks - rust terra cotta espresso
Scotch Glue - clear glue or Elmers Clear GLue ( a little runnier than Scotch)
Metallic rub N Buff
Chip Board
Heat gun
Workable Fixative
Frame, buckle...
etc
Go over the surface with the glue... entirely 0 the glue is thick and stays where you want it to stay.
Start with Terra cotta and do frops of it on random places on the glue
Then rust
Then espresso
Heat up glued area so the ink moves around when the glue bubbles up
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Adirondack Alcohol Ink refillable Pen
Get a refillable pen for every color... paints great on non-porous surfaces such as transparencies, glass, metal, etc. Fill one pen with blending medium to blend or remove color.
Labels:
Adrionfack Alcohol Inks,
Refillable Pen,
Tim Holtz
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