How do Dylusions Sprays and Luminarte Radiant Rain's react with Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA)

In this video I look at how Dylusions Spray Inks and Luminiarte Radiant Rain Sprays react with Isopropyl Alcohol. I achieve some very pretty results! I used the reverse side of photo paper for this experiment.

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[louiseadams]

Really like this first time watcher now following you learnt heaps thank you keep these coming please 💕💕

[calangel]

Thank you Nina for steering me to this video from the Facebook page. I love it! I started my art class last night and didn't have a chance to work on the prompt but definitely tonight! You're amazing!

[janevincent]

I love it, Nina!! This one happily surprised me. And the grey pieces, what gives?? Love, love, love!1 Thank you for doing these. Jane

[Cyrilmc]

Nina that's so awesome I really love ❤️ it I especially love ❤️ the last two, they look 👀 like drawings. So much like a work of art

[mitzzy]

Amazing technique, Nina, especially the last one. Thanks for sharing.

[alphots]

thank you for clearing that up I think I was over thinking things and confusing myself ..

[cheryl]

Nina, it is so exciting to learn, alcohol and Dylusions spray work together. I have been told so many times, they don't work together because the spray inks are water based and not alcohol based. so tickled, you tried this, for I wouldn't have bothered. can't wait to give it a go. Thank you for doing this experiment!

[jesusredeemed]

On the second one, I see a kitty or raccoon or other critter in the lower to mid right side of the image! These turned out so lovely and fun! TFS!

[karinmoonhawk]

*Yummy* :D I think we're all going to end up with stacks of beautiful papers :D Thank you Nina! xoxox

[TammyBrackettDesigns]

That looks like FUN!!! My art friend sent me Dylusions to have a play!

[cheryl]

Thank you for having done this little experiment. All my art supplies are packed away for a move across country.
if our move is delyed a month or more, and I can see all my "toys" again, I may have to go looking for my sprays. I have had them for a few years, and it hadn't occurred to me yet, to drop alcohol on them. I know, I will want to try this, just a soon as I can!

[kimshine]

Thanks. I'm so glad you figure out the back of photo paper works for this. I'll let you know if I get different results with different %. Hopefully I can play later today or tomorrow. I'll try and video it if I can figure out how.

[taragillen]

More wonderful news, tips! Thank you so very much!💛

[marjimiller]

Love the effects you got with the sprays! I don't have any alcohol inks so this was quite helpful! Thanks. Hugs

[Cyrilmc]

Hi Nina, thank you so much for sharing this with me, it's very beautiful and I love ❤️ to watch you as you I watched one of your tutorial's when you did a leaf 🍃 print. Well I did one on a white canvas, which I need to touch up in places, but I'm quite happy with it.

[samaritaDeath]

They look lovely, nicer effect than with acrylic paint

[monicaeggleton]

I just love playing with alcohol inks, and have played with 100% alcohol with watercolors. When I have the time it is on my list to try other very fluid pigmented media with this technique. I absolutely love vibrant colors.

[katerinamylona]

They are very beautiful but the second is

[babesmixedmedia]

Thanks for sharing and loved how the shimmer sprays turned out.

[annietanner]

love your video....cool mixture...looks like flowers ....