Alcohol ink pens

Alcohol pens, unlike their water-based cousins, are perfect for merging colours together by using either a blender marker, rubbing alcohol or running a colour between two shades. These techniques are suitable for a range of materials and can be used for making card toppers, tie-dyed fabrics, pretty ceramics and more. We’ve rounded up a few of the most creative ideas out there – just make sure that you work in a well-ventilated area! If you want to find out more about how to use alcohol-based…

We present the Best Alcohol Based Markers in this blogpost to give you a better overview of finding one that will fit your needs.

10 Alcohol Ink painting techniques. + Free alcohol ink supply guide! If you want to learn over 25 alcohol ink techniques like brushwork, spirals, color mixing, avoiding "mud", correcting mistakes and much more. Build a practice that will enhance your life and your creative flow.

In this guide, we’ll discuss different techniques you can use with alcohol ink and the basic materials you’ll need for each.

Are you curious about alcohol ink markers but you’re not quite sure where to get started? There’s so many fun ways to use them! But first… Welcome! If you are participating in the…

Learning how to use alcohol ink and posca pens. My first attempt.

Alcohol markers are a favorite tool for coloring enthusiasts, and it’s easy to see why. Alcohol-based markers offer smooth, streak-free application, making your artwork or coloring pages look flawless. Unlike water-based markers, which can sometimes

To preserve your alcohol ink art art, you must be sure to seal the alcohol ink properly whether you're painting on paper, canvas, ceramic, glass and more. This includes using products that won't re-activate the ink, and using those products in the right order.

Learn new ways to use alcohol inks and marker refills in this short cardmaking video tutorial. Try stained glass alcohol ink technique and alcohol ink smoosh...