Posters with Marabu Alcohol Ink and Window Color

The new year is still grey, but we already wish for fresh colours. And we could also use a little motivation. Here is an idea for you to bring a breath of fresh air to your walls with these posters. The background is created with the bright Marabu Alcohol Inks. Thanks to the template, you can easily conjure up the slogan on the glass frame with the Window Color Liner.

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Marabu products you need...

Marabu Alcohol Ink set FLOWERS

Marabu Alcohol Ink, extender 810, 20 ml

Marabu Alcohol Ink, olive green 065, 20 ml

Marabu Alcohol Ink Pad, DIN A4 (8.3 x 11.7 in)

Marabu Window Color fun & fancy, white 070, 80 ml

…additionaly things you need

Hot air dryer

Picture frame

Pencil

Lettering templates

Scissors

Downloads

Lettering Poster Alcohol Ink

Tips and Tricks

The alcohol-based, permanent inks are specially developed for fluid art techniques on smooth, non-absorbent surfaces (e.g. synthetic paper, glass, metal, etc.) and can be mixed with each other.

How it is done:

Drop technique: Drop different colours of alcohol ink onto the special paper. The colours start to run and great effects are created.
With the Alcohol Ink Extender you can drip in the colours and it displaces the colours. Then let the result dry well.
Wispy Layers: apply a generous amount of the Alcohol Ink Extender to the paper.
Then apply different colours of Alcohol Ink on top of the Extender stain.
Finally, using a hot air dryer, carefully blow-dry the colours from the outside inwards in circular motions to create thin, soft lines of colour.
While the Alcohol Ink posters are drying, start designing the letterings. Draw your sayings with pencil and use the panes of the picture frames as a guide. You can also print out the templates and use them for your artwork.
Then place the letterings under the picture frame panes and trace them with a white Window Color liner.
Finally, cut the artwork so that it fits into the frames. Place the lettered panes and the alcohol ink posters in the frame and attach to the wall or decorate nicely on the shelf.