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[@margiep1839]

Captivating! Very impressive! Thank you!

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

How sweet! Thank you 😊

[@dariabuczynski9711]

Love watching your videos. Learned so much. Thank you.

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

I'm so glad to hear that. Thank you so much for watching 😊

[@annreid9172]

Love how random these blossoms are!

[@jeanscott8691]

Really lovely!

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you Jean 😊

[@paulabrown6840]

I love this!!!

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you 😊

[@jenniferspencer3320]

You do the most beginner/intermediate friendly projects. Thank you so much. I have struggled so much less than with other pieces I've tried to replicate.

[@geriehrmentraut3046]

Thank you for showing your process, much appreciated.

[@holly-anne680]

The dry pallet IS the key to making the branches, I tried this on my own not too long ago and it was a struggle with "live ink" ....thank you!

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

The dry palette is my favorite way to use ai. It allows you so much control. Glad you enjoyed the video 😊

[@holly-anne680]

@@VivoVintageDesigns I just ordered the misters, pallet, the small drop bottles and a good supply of 99% off your list........thank you again :)

[@ReneeW59]

Really pretty. Welcome back, Jeanette!

[@lindaculp3014]

Love this.

[@nanasue4481]

Wow beautiful! The colours, everything! Thank you 🙏🙏🙏😊

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you Nana. So glad you liked it.

[@CatherinethePaint]

Love this!!! How fun!!! 💖🥰💖 very inspiring!

[@HeatherMaderArt]

I love the colors on your flowers - really pretty how the colors mixed together - and the green leaves made the whole painting look so fresh and pretty.

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you so much. 🤗

[@TJ-mu6ud]

Love it! Such imagination! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@judydenney7483]

Thank you for all of your videos.

[@craftereverafter]

Wow-amazing the depth and texture you achieved. Thanks for sharing!

[@klaudiadollbaum6382]

Love it

[@chantalcaine9834]

Magnifique 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you😊

[@katieguinn4134]

You are so generous to share your knowledge; thank you!

[@monopinion8799]

This is beautiful. Your tutorials are great!! The presentation, explications as well as your voice are quite conducive to learning. Thank you so much!

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you so much for the kind words. It's so wonderful to know you feel that way😊

[@kathlynwalsh9364]

I found this video fascinating thank you

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you Kathlyn😊

[@Richiedei50]

Absolutely gorgeous.

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you Maureen 😊

[@esther7265]

Thanks soooo much,I love these technical, great explained. 😍😍😍👍👍👍👍

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoy my videos.

[@ZER0--]

I'm buying some of these inks today, sadly I don't have a hair dryer. Ill use a straw and find an appropriate video. Great work. I've got watercolour paper and canvas pads. I hope they work as I don't want to pay for Yuko paper as it seems expensive. Anyway, I like your work, and thanks for the video.

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Hi there. I dont recommend using a straw at all. The moisture from your breath will not work well with the inks, but most importantly, it's not good for you. If yupo is not in you budget, try working on white tile. Very inexpensive and reusable. Also, you can purchase the ranger hand blower bulb to move the inks. They are inexpensive also and work great. Good luck and thank you for watching😊.

[@ZER0--]

@@VivoVintageDesigns Thanks for replying. I bought some, and wow, did I get stung for the isopropyl alcohol. It was 20 times cheaper to buy it from the chemist. It's not as easy as you make it look. I appreciate the work even more now that I've tried it myself. I used a china plate for practice. And I need quite a lot more practice. It's not something I'll pursue. It's for my niece as we do drawing and painting most weekends. Soft pastels this week. Anyway, thanks again. Art is a wonderful thing.

[@mpetersen2586]

I have a question...are you using the shiny side of the paper? And, do you use the shiny side all the time? Thanks....

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

I only use the back side of the Kirkland photo paper. The front absorbs the ink and does not allow it to flow.

[@carolinegreer4437]

Hi Jeannette, for this particular painting, how do you seal it! I had watched your video on sealing onto a board. Is it the same technique? Thank you soooo much for sharing your videos with us. God bless🙏🤗

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Yes, same procedure. About 3 light coats of the varnish , waiting an hour or more btwn coats and the 2 of uv protection, waiting about an hour btwn coats.

[@kathkenn1]

Good video. Didn’t see the Ranger stamper listed in the products. Also, what’s the surface under your art work?

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Thank you. Here is the link to the blending tool - amzn.to/3XrIveb - I use removable.contact paper on my work surface to protect it - amzn.to/3NNs6h1 - it's easy to apply and removes without sticky residue.

[@theymove5325]

Could I mimic that circular motion with an airbrush That you are using with your stick hair dryer?

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

I have tried, but failed. You may have better luck. Perhaps lowering the psi would be helpful.

[@theymove5325]

@VivoVintageDesigns I don't think I have that option do I? For me it's a new machine and i'm not familiar with all its little tricks. I will have to read up on that. So a gentle breeze would be better than a monsoon

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

@@theymove5325 lol...I think so

[@carolellis1648]

My ink comes out in big drops when used directly from the bottle. Any suggestions

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Hi Carol. Don't squeeze the bottle and dont hold it in a straight vertical angle. Notice that I am applying one small drop by holding the bottle at a horizontal angle. I just let 1 drop flow out and that seems to work for me. Give it a try and let me know it it works for you as well.

[@dreamartoriginala1014]

What are the pens that you use.

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Hi patsy. There is a supply list in the description box just below the video which also has links for each product. I used a white posca pen.

[@janoakland8957]

Why won’t my photo part work like yours? It won’t “wash”

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Hi jan. I'm not sure what you mean by "wash". I'm using Kirkland photo paper on the matte side. If you explain what you mean by "wash", maybe I'll be able to help you. Let me know.

[@janoakland8957]

The ink won’t blow much at all. It leaves a solid spot but I wasn’t using the flat side either. The ink seemed to adhere immediately even when I put more alcohol on it. I now know i should use the flat side so I’ll try it again. Thank you so much for you help!! I love you videos !

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

@@janoakland8957 sounds like you're using the wrong side of the paper. Try the back side of the paper, not the glossy side.

[@KingdomDV]

You know we can hear your dog throughout this entire video, right?

[@VivoVintageDesigns]

Indeed I do! You can usually hear him snoring in every single video. He has to be wherever I am.