The first two show my attempts at doing poppies - need more practice, I put a few scribbles on with a fine tip pen. I'm not sure yet what I'm going to do with the rest of them apart from the pink one.
Saturday, 5 September 2015
Playing With Alcohol Inks
I've not played with my alcohol inks for at least two years so I decided to blow the dust of my bottles and play with them. I've spent some time this week watching Alcohol Ink videos on You Tube to see if there's a different technique than using felt to apply the ink. I found a few videos where canned air was used to blow the ink around the card before the ink dried, I haven't got any canned air so I used my Tim Holtz spritzer. I must say I was pleased with the results.
The first two show my attempts at doing poppies - need more practice, I put a few scribbles on with a fine tip pen. I'm not sure yet what I'm going to do with the rest of them apart from the pink one.
The first two show my attempts at doing poppies - need more practice, I put a few scribbles on with a fine tip pen. I'm not sure yet what I'm going to do with the rest of them apart from the pink one.
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You have created a wonderful set of backgrounds to work with and I just adore your poppies. Love your experiments Hazel.
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hugs Brenda xxx
Stunning work on all of these and a big WOW for the poppies
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
How lovely and the poppies are gorgeous. You need to frame the first one and hang it on the wall. x
ReplyDeleteThey are all fantastic Hazel, and the poppies are stunning. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteGreat backgrounds Hazel, and the poppies are stunning! xxx
ReplyDeletegreat are all of them and the poppies are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAmazing and I love your poppies xx
ReplyDeleteFabulous AI backgrounds - and I just love what you've done with the poppies - they already look fabulous to me.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
LOVE your Poppies they're gorgeous!! xx
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