You can have fun with Alcohol Inks!

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This past Saturday, I taught an Alcohol Ink Workshop for the Elk Grove Artist Association! We had 9 members and 1 guest sign up and it was a blast! I might have packed a little too much information in those 3 hours but we were never short on inspiration! Here are the samples that came from that class:


I really enjoyed sharing my knowledge on this topic and I took home some interesting tips along the way too! I might look into doing more workshops so let me know if you're interested! The best way to encourage creativity is by being creative with others!!

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