JStar, thank you for sharing your studio. I love the doll house. Next time I have a craft day with friends I will try and remember to invite you.

Great technique! Thanks for sharing! The ATCs are awesome ❤

Sooooo great! I love your vibe!

Love this. Next time you are doing the gel plate thing, if you want some company, I’d love to see how it’s done. I watch videos of it and amazed by it

I love love love your studio! Thanks for the tour ❤

Lovely ♥️

These are so great! The colors with your style are spot on! 🎉 Thanks for talking us through your process. Wonderful cards!

I appreciate that explain your process for adding the extra touches. Very cool

so simple and cute

glad you are back on here creating

i love seeing your process

WHAT? Are you kidding me? This is SO AMAZING! Thanks for sharing! ❤

How come you don't reink your season pad? Love your tutorials

Wow. I like your style. Your channel popped up and I’ve subbed. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.

Have you been AWOL from the Pm Artist studio stream lately? I usually have to catch replays

Question on the jesso - could you just use mod podge to give it a thicker feel? or just paint as is? If you wanted, you could use the brown side for the inside and you wouldn't have to cover it necessarily... Fun idea!

Thank you for this video. Your journey was very interesting to watch and reminds me to layer and layer! ❤️

Looks great, I love how the nose just peeps out

Love this, better without the rooks

Pizza broach is as fantastic as JStar's imagination ❤

So cool!!

This is one of my favorite projects so far!!!

I love this one!

Nice!

Sometimes I used a pin to let air out of bubbles, works well with the stubborn ones

New sub, I love this, the photos and bottles with marble stoppers.. brilliant! I love assemblage art

Cute 😍

Nice project! Thank you :)

Love it! 😊

Cute cards love the techniques

I made spray with Easter egg dyes. It worked great.

When u made the oxide, u said you added some white acrylic paint - is the base water or alcohol? Tysm

I like seeing the whole process. Thanks for sharing!

I LOVE that you show your full process in these videos. All the experiments that some people misnomer as "mistakes." This is what art process is. Period. Finished product perfection is boring. Finished product shown after a full process of "let's try" and 'what if" and "oops wasn't expecting that but it's cool," and so on is the true journey and far more interesting. I learned a lot from your purple experiment and then noticed how you watered down the yellow. It seems that this food coloring is very pigmented. I think diluting a lot first may be the trick. I don't know I haven't done it yet. But it looks like the blue is overpowering the red. I haven't watched the whole video yet, I'm at minute 14 but I'd use a lot more red with very very diluted blue and see what happens. Another experiment I'm looking forward to trying it.

P.S. I'm 63 years old and was using Rit dye for tie dye back in the 60s. How fun to rediscover this art supply from my childhood years. However, food coloring is way cheaper. Yay!

You totally rock. I'm a new sub and huge fan. Your tutorials are so well made. Love the National Geographic frottage technique and the great tip on the low cost Temu stencil pack and now THIS! I have never worked with alcohol inks because they are too expensive. This is game changing. Many thanks for your generosity and appreciation for your art process and video making skills!

Your tutorials are fantastic. I usually don't like the shorts format for tutorials bec. they are too hard (fast and usually chaotic) to follow. Yours are the exact opposite - broken down into clear, easy visual steps. Bravo and many thanks for sharing your process.

This is awesome. Such a clear tutorial for a short. I've been playing with silhouettes as a motif and so this is quite a discovery. Thank you!

You inspired me. Had tons - as in hundreds of free National Geo mags from the library - donated of course - and didn't want to use citrasolv that everyone seems to be using with them. Toxic chems. So when the algo served up your vid, man, I went RIGHT to Temu and snagged me some stencils! They arrived and they are fire and I just bought sanding sponges on Amazon and I'm ready to rock-n-roll, daddio! Thank you!

It’s my understanding that food color contains sugar. Wouldn’t that create some deterioration over time?

Agree, black edging👍 Thx for that tip!

Cool. Love the colors. The blue background really made the tulips pop.

Love your art haul videos! It's like I'm opening my own delivery!

Those stencils are wonderful, Marilyn is fantastic! You can spray a lo-tack adhesive on the back and let it dry well. If its still too sticky, push them on a pair of jeans, the lint will stic and the adhesive will be less sticky.

❤Great job explaining all the materials used & step by step applications! Nice that you pay attention to every detail! (Your speaking voice gets quieter as you go so please remember to speak up!)

Great diptych. The stencil looks like a crackle pattern

Fun pieces! Tfs 🐚

Very nice project. Thanks for sharing.

I love this! Thank you for sharing

Wonderful work 👏 ❤