Art Lessons Now- 8 parts to Online video Learn tips and techniques of using alcohol ink and become a stronger painter exploring new methods and colors. Become proficient with alcohol ink painting along with Cheryl Johnson and Jim Wildman.
Price: $35.00
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Cheryl Johnson 28"x 38" Stone Paper Alcohol Ink & Mixed Media
L05 Alcohol Ink
11:49 MINUTES
Introduction
Cheryl Johnson introduces what Supplies to use and how to get started.
8:43 MINUTES
Adding more Color
Cheryl Johnson shows -Ways to layer inks and add additional colors.
9:42 MINUTES
Transforming Colors
Cheryl Johnson is -Adding other media.
7:42 MINUTES
Changing Values
Cheryl Johnson is -Changing Values -Adding Darker and Lighter Colors.
13:12 MINUTES
Experiment
Cheryl Johnson shares how to finish off the painting and add elements to make a stronger painting.
6:20 MINUTES
Using Kilz
Jim Wildman Shares his method for using Kilz as gesso.
13:46 MINUTES
Drop Cloth for Canvas
Jim Wildman Shares Tips for Using Drop Cloth for a canvas and how to prepare the surface.
13:46 MINUTES
Alcohol Ink Demo
Spectacular Painting on Stone Paper
Jim shares a new method for using Alcohol Ink.
Alcohol inks are fast-drying, highly pigmented, alcohol-based inks that are great to use on any hard, non-porous surface including glass, metal, plastic, ceramic, stone, leather and polymer clay. Once the ink is applied, the alcohol evaporates, leaving the dye behind.
We like to use it on Stone Paper, Yuppo and canvas we prepare using Kilz Primer.
Alcohol Inks are highly-pigmented, acid-free, and fast drying inks that work on non-porous surfaces. They mix well and create vivid marble-like effects on many unique mediums.
Sig Wong Ink
Plastic or glass container
Brush
Container to wash brush
Isopropyl alcohol (99%)
A straw
Giotto Blower
Hair Dryer
Stone paper.
Options vellum, Yupo paper smooth service.
The ways you can use alcohol inks are pretty endless. Before we get into that, let’s breakdown some of the supplies you’ll need for your project.
The alcohol also evaporates much faster, which means that the paints dry within a few minutes. Unlike acrylic paints, however, alcohol inks can be “revived”. This means that when dried ink comes into contact with fresh ink or pure alcohol, it reacts and can be further processed. In this way, different techniques are possible.
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Cheryl Johnson 28"x 38" Stone Paper Alcohol Ink & Mixed Media
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Jim Wildman 30"x 40" Hand Primed/Gessoed Canvas Alcohol Ink
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Original Mixed Media Painting on Stone Paper
Size: 40 W x 30 H x 0.1 D in
Ships in a Tube
Price: $3510 USD.
Contact Jim Directly if you want to purchase this painting tell him it is called spectacular.
