I just became an alcoholic (with ink)!

I've been experimenting with Tim Holtz Alcohol Inks.  The uncontrollable nature of the ink makes for some fabulous art.  The paper I used was a glossy and made the ink even more vibrant than I expected.  I've tried in the past with glossy photo paper and didn't get the same results but on the Ranger Ink glossy paper the ink dried much better with better results.  

The colors can be mixed together like this card but lose some of the gold reflection of the glossy paper.  The colors mixed together and seem like looking at a marble surface, while the other card I waited for the ink to dry and it made more of an abstract art portrait.  It was so much fun that I want to put together a video sometime while playing with the alcohol ink.  Enjoy!

Besides playing with the alcohol ink I've been putting together more crafts for Easter.  If anyone is interested I'll put together another post with the wreaths and angels I've been making.

Sunset

I made this card because something wonderful outside the door inspired me.

Something called Nature.

For this project I used:

White cardstock

Rubber Brayer

Paintbox - ColorBox ink which has a whole rainbow of colors

Circle punch 2" for the sun

Tim Holtz stamp Nature's Moment

There is a video on you tube that can help you: Stampin with Tami Brayer Sunset.

For this other card I used a reflection technique.
The video that I followed is: TimeforCrafting.

I hope you enjoy my cards!

See you soon for another project.