Hi,
Let's explore bees and flowers together, using an amazing medium called Alcohol inks.
When I first began using alcohol inks Icould control them at all. In this course, I'll show you that you indeed can control them.
We'll practice some whispy background, wet in wet background, use some textures, and then paint bees!
Are you a creative person that loves nature?
I'm raising my hand, (BIGFAN) of bees here, I adore them really!
When I was little (4 years old) our family lived in England. Are you familiar with the beautiful English gardens? I can still remember playing in there looking at all the flowers and bugs. The garden had one of those rope swings and a little harbor to run around. It was one of my favorite places.
I can remember taking my parent's empty coffee cans and popping holes in the lids so that I could catch them. Didn't keep them for very long, just enough to look at them. I was fascinated!
Since my childhood, I've still adored them so when I found this little one hanging out on my first lupine flower of the season, I had to paint it.
Bees are such an important part of life on this earth, I just felt that we all need to save the bees and what a great way to honor them than by painting one.
This alcohol ink class is geared towards beginners or crafty creatives that are looking for a quick art outlet.
WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER IN THIS COURSE:
Choose appropriate alcohol ink materials (any brand is fine).
Quick tips on working with masking fluid and alcohol inks.
Alcohol Techniques like wet in wet backgrounds, stippling, and lifting.
Create texture under your inks
Learn to create some abstract bees as well as more defined ones.
The Download/printable PDF supply list is included below.
Discuss how to mount your yupo painting on a wooden cradleboard.
I am so thankful to have you here!
If you are ready to BEECREATIVE, then let's jump in!
Kellie Chasse
Simple living| Debt Free| Content Creator
"Don't take life to seriously and always stay Creative!
