Hi! yes...I kinda lucked out with the latest heat gun I purchased from Amazon. I was buying a replacement for my previous one (the purple one I used in my older videos) and it turned out that this new one (140 degrees on the low setting) is slightly cooler than the old one (200 degrees on the low setting) so I don't find as much warping if any anymore. This was completely unintentional I thought I was buying the same gun in a different color lol. The old one at 200 degrees wasn't too bad but I did have to make sure I didn't hold it too close to the paper and I had to move it around constantly so as not to concentrate the heat in one place. The link to the new heat gun is amzn.to/3M9GNt9, I hope this helps! What kind of paper do you use?

@@MadelieneArt I have Grafix Craft Plastic but it was warping with my current dryer. I have had better luck with a paper from Livholic Store on Amazon. It's 300 gsm and wasn't as affected by the low heat. Thanks so much for the link and your tutorials.

Thank you so much for watching! this makes my heart happy :)

Thank you so much! and thanks so much for watching, I never know what to name any of my pieces...

Garrick, thank you so much for the comment and for watching 💕 I checked out your channel and subscribed 😍😍😍 love your art!

Hi Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll definitely do some on canvas next!

Hi Judy, depends on the painting, if I want super bold colors I’ll apply the inks dry then add the alcohol after to diffuse, and if I want a super blended or more muted colors I’ll wet the surface first! Thanks for the question, and thank you so much for watching 💕

Hi Paige, thanks for the question! This is done on Grafix Craft Plastic 😃