How to Use Fluid Watercolors and Acrylic Ink to Make Interesting Abstract Art

[@janetrevethan6117]

Very pretty!❤

[@KateMilesArt]

Thank you so much! Have a great day! 💜

[@mywifetheartist]

So cool.

[@KateMilesArt]

Thank you! Have an awesome day! 💜

[@lisamurphy5007]

Love it!! Very inspiring. I have GOT to get out my liquids and play ❤

[@KateMilesArt]

I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, thank you for watching!! And yes, definitely get out your supplies and have some fun 💜

[@diannelevy9179]

I was today years old when I learned that watercolor ink existed. Lol😮😊.

[@KateMilesArt]

Oooh! Glad you got to see it here then! From my understanding, the watercolors that you get in pans or tubes are mainly pigment based. The "liquid" or "fluid" watercolors are more dye based. The ones I have can be reactivated with water after drying, which makes them a lot different than the acrylic inks which dry permanent. But I like using them together! The watercolor ones are very transparent similar to actual watercolor 🙂 💜

[@diannelevy9179]

@KateMilesArt Thanks for the info. I'm going to buy and use with my acrylic inks. tfs.

[@KateMilesArt]

You're welcome! 💜