How to use Aquafine Ink with Alice Coles
Meet artist Alice Coles from Colorado and follow the creation of "Electric Pool" created in Aquafine Ink.
This piece was inspired by a dreamlike, hazy summer day with hot clouds, cold pool water, and bright vivid colours. Alice wanted to create juxtaposition both in the visual imagery between the figure’s expression and the colours and textures around her but also in the visual techniques she used. This artwork took weeks of work on and off, which made Aquafine Ink perfect since they re-wet after drying with no problem.⠀
Enjoy her step-by-step process in the video and gain some tips and tricks from Alice.
What you'll need
Aquafine Watercolour Ink
Daler-Rowney Aquafine Watercolour Inks are higly saturated, pigment-based inks that are perfect for a wide range of uses and techniques. The Aquafine Inks can be applied directly using the included dropper or use brushes, paint markers, technical pens or airbrushes.
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Aquafine Watercolour
Daler-Rowney Aquafine Watercolour paints offer free-flowing, vibrant and transparent watercolours, ideal for students and professional painters alike. The Aquafine Watercolours have excellent working properties and can be used to create beautiful and delicate washes.
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Aquafine Gouache Opaque Watercolour
Daler-Rowney Aquafine Gouache Opaque Watercolours are made from high-quality pigments milled to perfection to offer optimal performance, control, and opacity. Aquafine Gouache bridges modernity and tradition with a range ideal for mixed media and traditional techniques.
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Aquafine Watercolour Mediums
Daler-Rowney Aquafine Watercolour Mediums are used to change the rate of drying, increase gloss, improve flow or provide texture. They provide watercolourists with limitless opportunities to add special effects and add variations to their watercolour paintings.
VIEWAbout the artist
Alice Coles is an artist based in Colorado. She paints mostly in watercolours and runs live online beginner's paint classes.
