Make Your Own Scratchboard using Ceracolors

Traditional 19th century scratchboard is clay coated board covered in India ink that mimics the look of a wood engraving. Here's how to create a similar effect using Ceracolors, waterborne wax paint, that allows you to use whatever color combinations you want.

[@JAsisterti]

fab - thank you :)

[@markcornelius8802]

Short and sweet with a beautiful result! Thanks for sharing!

[@mariaallison5631]

love it thank you alex

[@digitalbrayer]

Alex these pieces are very lovely. My friend and I were looking at some illustrations in an old (1950-60's) book recently and discovered they were created using this method. We are both printmakers so could really appreciate them even more than one might have at first glance.

[@iglikagodfrey5667]

these r beautifull!! Thank you for sharing this !!!

[@Sandrinesgallery]

Very nice! Thank you for sharing.

[@tomasdellamorte]

That is a fantastic appraoch!

[@EDUTOTT]

I’m having difficulty finding the fluid medium in stock can I use the gel instead?

[@sclewi]

What is the medium added to the black? Will the black scratch off too?

[@user-sh7lw2jd6m]

Hello, I don't know if you will answer me or not But I am Iranian and I could hardly understand by translating your video I have a couple of questions Is that black acrylic? And what is that white medium that was in the first movie, where can I get it?