Hi there,

I wanted to share with you a new process that I’ve been having a ton of fun with lately. It’s totally addictive and a great way to get started working with alcohol inks.

You can read all about it on my blog:

http://www.alcoholinkart.blogspot.com/p/how-to-use-alcohol-inks.html?m=1

Hope you’ll enjoy learning this new process!

I came across a very interesting art process called Alcohol Inks and fell in love. This is an easy to use, fun and spontaneous art medium that everyone can try.

I created an Alcohol Ink Blog so that I could share this wonderful technique with other artists who might be interested in learning more about it. I invite you to join me on the journey of discovery.

If you love art, then you definitely need a creative outlet. You may have tried painting or drawing in the past, but alcohol ink art is something that you should definitely try. It allows you to be as creative as you want to be and the best part is that it is easy to do.

Trying alcohol ink art can make your life more interesting and fun. If you are going to do it, here are some basic steps that you should follow.*

Alcohol ink is a great medium to try with your cricut. The paints are easy to apply, they dry fast and you can create beautiful cards and art work!

I’ll give you an example of how I used alcohol inks to create a background of a clump of trees. You can see that it was quite easy to do, and you will get the whole view of this process below the picture.

Here you can find anything you need to know about alcohol inks, learn how to use it and how to get the best results. I will show you some of my artworks and share with you some tips and tricks that only I know. So what are you waiting for? Get ready to be amazed!

I want to share with you my experience making art with alcohol inks.

What is Alcohol Inks?

I got hooked on metal leafing several years ago and have been doing some embossing and metal leafing workshops over the past year, but recently I was curious about other ways of adding metallic effects to paper. I came across this product called Alcohol Ink in a blog post by Jennifer McGuire http://www.jennifermcguire.com/alcohol-ink-artwork-on-paper/ .

She demonstrated the process, which is amazingly simple, by printing a graphic on a piece of paper (any paper will work), then applying the alcohol ink you printed on top of it before using a heat gun or hair dryer to heat set it. You can see her demo here: http://youtu.be/lTun1YOF8pY .