Showing posts with label Alcohol ink painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alcohol ink painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 29, 2020

Alcohol Ink Art Conference Fall 2020 Early Bird Special



EXCITING NEWS!
The Alcohol Ink Fall 2020 Conference is coming in August and once again I am honored to be a contributor.
 Early Bird sign up now- 8/10/20.

Watch the Video here: https://youtu.be/8Osl8hZGV4A

Tuesday, April 10, 2018

Alcohol Ink Tips and Tricks on tile

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Alcohol Ink Tips and Tricks on tile with Kellie Chasse


Hi Everyone, it's Tuesday so that means I have another  #tuesdayvideo over on my youtube channel.

This one is an easy demo and my dog Primm gets to make her cameo appearance!

Check out this easy tile project with Alcohol ink, you can wipe it off and start over on again on tiles so I find them a great way to practice dry time with Alcohol Inks. We'll create some little leaves and dots using Ranger Alcohol Ink along with the Blending Solution. Blending solution will help the inks stay wet longer.



This is a Wet in Wet Quick and fun practice tutorial and technique on how to create with Alcohol Ink.

I mentioned in the video my new Birch Tree Skillshare Course is now LIVE.




Don't forget the Alcohol Ink Art Conference May 5th, find out more details!

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Tuesday, April 3, 2018

Alcohol Ink Spring Conference is coming soon - Early Bird Special!



HERE!

 Excited to share that our second Alcohol Ink Spring Conference is coming soon! Society Members can sign up for the early bird special of only $20 now through April 16th!! 

Find out all the details  here!!




Tuesday, March 27, 2018

How to Create an Alcohol Ink Abstract FX Casting Resin | Countertop Epoxy




Learn to how to Create a super Cool abstract painting using FX casting Resin by Counter Top Epoxy with Kellie Chasse!
Big thanks to Counter Top Epoxy for sending me all these goodies including all of these yummy metallic powder colors! Since I have never used this brand I was really excited to try it out and see how it works compared to other resins I've used in some Alcohol Ink projects. 
So this TUESDAYS VIDEO you can watch my entire creation process of this painting on glass. I started out by taping up the edges of the glass with blue painters tape.  If you try this make sure to tape the underneath of the painting so that the drips will not attach to the underside. This pour was going to be a bit thicker, (1/8" on top of the glass). According to them you can actually go up to 1" pour with this brand. That was very impressive, since other brands recommend up to a 1/8". I think next time I'll try using the Aluminum tape and build up the wall higher on some plexiglass...stay tuned for that one!

Once the sides got taped, I mixed my resin per instructions. Then the fun began! It was great trying almost every material I could. I wanted to see how they each reacted with the resin. I have to say that I was very impressed with FX Casting Resin. The only downfall was having to mix it for another 4 minutes in another container. Other than that it's super hard, shiny, and gorgeous!

Check out our Youtube Channels for more projects as well as links to products used in the video!
Watch the Full Video Here: Kellie Chasse's Channel

Make sure to leave me a comment letting me know you stopped by our channels! 
You can find all my LINKS HERE!
Have a great Tuesday! ;) 
Happy Painting,
Kell

Tuesday, November 7, 2017

New Online Course - Alcohol Ink and Air

SPECIAL OFFER HERE

Make sure to watch the FREE Preview on the Course and sign up for News, Tips, and More!
 
Alcohol Ink Art Community

I am honored to be a Founding Contributor and a part of this wonderful community! Learn, create, share and promote alcohol ink art!  We encourage you to join us on our journey to share alcohol ink with the world, establish yourself as a leader in alcohol ink art, and continue learning even more about this EXCITING and VIVID medium by becoming a member of the Alcohol Ink Art Society!  

Sign up and Finish Course 100% to Enter! 

I wanted to really give you that BOOST to sign up in the next 48 Hours and complete it within 30 Days (and leave a review)  by December 9th and you will be entered into a Drawing for a chance to win A Tote Bag from any of my designs listed here!

xoxo
~Kellie

 

Monday, April 18, 2016

Paint a Lighthouse with me - Step 1 FREE PREVIEW online course



I have been teaching classes for Joann Fabrics, Adult Education, and hosting private corporate team building functions as well as private groups since 2007 and have taught over 1000's of folks to paint. I love what I do and enjoy sharing little tid bits with you all. Make sure to join my  Email Newsletter for specials as well as promo coupons to the online classes!

In the new Lighthouse Course we will learn how to paint  the rocky coastline as well as layering paints to make it look more realistic and create depth.

I use minimal materials, for example 2 brushes and a Winsor Newton Cotman kit along with some good quality watercolor paper such as Arches with all of my watercolor courses.

Just finished posting a SNEAK PEEK to my next online Watercolor Course! You can watch step 1 to see if you may have an interesting in painting Portland Headlight Lighthouse with me! Hope to have the course published by or before May.

If this is something you want to explore further or are just starting out with watercolor, I have six available online courses now on my website at a discounted price all with FREE previews on my youtube channel so you can check them out and subscribe for some free tips, I hope to do at least one a month!

Here is the Finished Online Course Painting.

On another Note Please join us on the ONLINE ART CLASSES community on Google +, anyone can sign up. If you are looking for new classes or are an artist that teaching online this is the space to share!

A community for Online Art Courses. Find new classes on how to paint and learn techniques."


www.KellieChasseFineArt.com
KellieChasse@gmail.com
(207) 558-2427

Thursday, September 11, 2014

SOLD Thirty Paintings in 30 Days - Day 11

Portland Headlight, Maine
Alcohol Ink Painting on Yupo Paper
8x10 Mat - $65.00

SOLD!

I'll be teaching an Alcohol Ink Class this evening from 6-8 at CraftMania in Auburn, Me.
The class is full tonight but we have 6 seats left for the September 17th, class!

You can purchase your $15 tickets here!
During the class demo's we will discuss:
  1. Alcohol Ink and Supplies
  2. Wet into Wet Ink
  3. Controlling Inks
  4. The sealing Process


Thursday, January 30, 2014

Day 30 "Protector" Rooster Alcohol Ink Painting


"ROOSTER"

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Day 30 "Protector"

Last day of the 30 Day Painting Challenge, and I've had so much fun! To finish it off I painted a rooster. It symbolizes protection, courage and also is associated with kindness as it cares for the chickens. 
He's a colorful bird!

5x7" Price $45 - https://www.etsy.com/listing/177400213/rooster-protector-original-alcohol-ink

#rooster #AIArt #Alcoholinks #Art #kindness #kellielynart #mainteam #etsy

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Day 29 - Floating Man Of War Jellyfish - Faith


"FLOATING"

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Day 29 "Floating" Acceptance and Faith.

Maintaining balance in all areas of your life is so important...we have lots of emotions that hit us everyday. The jellyfish symbolizes being sensitive and understanding the value of floating along or going with your emotions rather than being too stiff  with what life sends your way and having faith to move along.

The jellyfish has only the current to rely on to carry it along and must have the movement of the ocean to survive. We all need movement and change, this one really symbolized my new work with inks.

Special $35 -https://www.etsy.com/listing/177393924/jellyfish-man-of-war-floating-faith

Thanks Larry for the idea Wink!

#faith #jellyfish #manofwar #Balance #AIart #Alcohol #ink

Creating Rock Texture in Watercolor – Inspired by a Cadillac Mountain Sunrise

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