Create Your Own Fashionable Jewelry with Alcohol Inks!

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Want to learn how to create Alcohol Ink Pendants

and create your own FASHIONABLE JEWELRY

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Jewelry Making for Beginners - Alcohol Ink Pendants

Jewelry Making for Beginners - Creating  Alcohol Inks Pendants for necklaces.

Please know that after you take the course, people may experience a tiny bit of jewelry envy when they see you wearing your pendants! 

Alcohol Ink is an amazing art medium that is just now beginning to be noticed! In this course you will learn what Alcohol Inks are and how I use them step by step in REAL TIME to create some terrific one of a kind, unique jewelry pendants.

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Watch the video above for sneak peeks at the beautiful pendants you'll create during this course, then be sure to ENROLL NOW to lock in this low rate. You'll never pay more, even when I add new practice sessions or info to the class!

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This is an Beginner to Intermediate course for those of you that want to have fun, be creative, and get the basics on how to create these artsy pendants. Learn all my quick easy tricks and steps to create your own jewelry to wear or gift! I'll show you how create my art pendants and give you the skills and materials to develop your unique jewelry pieces  with Alcohol Ink. I'll take you through the entire video of my steps and process and give you some ideas on different mediums to work with.

In this course  will cover: 

• Materials needed - Free Preview
• Creating beautiful and unique pendant art to wear.
• Create pendants using different techniques and materials.
• We will cover working with Yupo paper, Mineral Paper, and tin foil.
• Learn to correctly seal your jewelry

Over 1000 happy students are already creating some lovely pieces of Art with my Live classes. So come get creative with me and enjoy all the compliments to come on your own special art pendants you will soon be wearing!

With the right instruction and a little bit of practice, you too will soon be able to make your own stunning art necklace pendants!

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REGISTER NOW and get started making beautiful Alcohol Ink Art pendants today!

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Here are some recent reviews from  ART STUDENTS:

★★★★★ "EASY TO FOLLOW"

I have been a Bob Ross certified instructor for 26 years and I have taught in various venues. Kelly is very clear in her instructions and she makes it easy to follow what she is doing. The class is simple enough for beginners and yet she gives the student plenty of room for creating a little on their own. The instruction on the supplies was also clear and easy to follow.

~Cherly M.

★★★★★ "ENJOYED"

"I enjoyed doing this this painting. I am new to watercolor. Was able to follow, having to go back occasionally. Will probably do this painting several times just for the practice. I contacted the Kellie Chasse sight because of interest in alcohol oil painting. So will be an active student for awhile to come. Thank you for a great beginning!!"  

~Kathleen F.

★★★★★ "BIG HELP"

"Because everything was explained so simply, and Kellie's painting in real time was a very big help. I intend to take more of her courses in the future."

~Jill B.

Please note that Udemy may ask for you to review the course at any point. If you have not yet completed the course you may simply skip the review process until the end. :)  

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Happy Painting!

Kellie

Safety Note:  When using paints and chemicals please adhere to any and all manufacturer safety guidelines with these products.  If you have specific safety questions or concerns please contact the product's manufacturer.

Alcohol Ink Demo Video

Hey fellow Inkers! I wanted to share with you my FREE Step by Step Quick Demo Video of my wet in wet Alcohol Ink technique for this painting scene. Feel free to share and paint

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New Intro Video Sunset Online Alcohol Ink Course!

Take a peek at the New Online Course coming soon! 

You can see the Intro video on you tube!

Alcohol Ink is an amazing medium that is just now beginning to be noticed! In this course you will learn what Alcohol Inks are and how I use them to create a beautiful sunset on tile and on Yupo paper!

This is a beginner course. We will cover all the materials needed as well as how prepare your tile and Yupo paper, what inks are, how they work, how to use them wet in wet to create a smooth background, how to layer inks for a detailed painting, and finally how to seal the painting. 

Plus there is a bonus section where I cover Tile Display options and where to purchase them.

This course will take you 2 hours or less to complete.

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Thirty Paintings in 30 Days - Day 25 "Moonlight"

"Moonlight"

Alcohol Ink on Tile

Alcohol Ink on Tile is just as fun as Yupo and less expense.

It's a great medium to start with if you decide to try alcohol Inks.

I  used a small glossy white tile, 4 colors of ink, one small paint brush, and a white gel pen

to complete this one.

Ink Colors: 

Stream

Shell Pink

Snowcap

Pitch Black

Alcohol Ink Paintings On Ceramic Tiles

***UPDATE BELOW

Well well well, look what else I found to paint on with inks! These are just basic 6x6" white glazed tiles that I picked up in hopes of them working with inks! They have a glossy surface, so my thinking was ...yeah it should work!

It worked SUPER, and I was really surprised to see that it was as easy to work with as using Yupo paper, which is very expensive. You do have to seal these first with a varnish and then a high gloss UV protection finish.

I opted to leave the backs plain for now...but added little felt circles on the back to prevent them from scratching any surface. Another AI Artist suggested that I try cork backings or frames. Thought that was a great idea, so I ordered some sample wooden tile frames this week - I have a feeling I'm really going to like them. I'll post a picture when they come in!

Original Hand Painted Ceramic Tiles

***8/17 Update: Check out my newest blog post, I've started using RESIN, Seals, protects from water, can use hot cups 120F,  Has built in UV protection. Testing it now and the results so far have been FAB!

More colors available

Day 25 of 30 in 30 Challenge "Easy to Spot" Cardinal

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Guess what....using some of my new ink colors today, very exciting! This Cardinal was painted with Raisin, purple twilight, and Meadow Green. Funny, when I first started with the inks I really had a hard time manipulating them but after some practice and "sticking with it", it's become very rewarding.

More Alcohol Inks available at Kellie Lynn Art Etsy Store.

 

 

Learned to Make Peacock Feathers with Ink!

Working with Inks has been such a fun new experience for me. I've been manipulating the abstract paintings by turning them while the ink dries. You can get some really cool effects and they have some of the brightest colors.

Before the ink completely dries...you can use brushes to get the inks to move and create some interesting textures and patterns.  Here I used a small brush to give the appearance of feathers.
It can be tricky... .and you never know what you'll come out with!