Learn to Paint with Alcohol Inks — and See Why Everyone Who Tries Them Gets Hooked
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Alcohol ink paintings have a quality that's hard to explain — those fluid, luminous colors that seem to glow from within. No two pieces ever look the same.
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There's a reason people who try this medium can't put it down. The inks move and blend in ways that feel almost alive, and the results are stunning even when you're just starting out.
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This class is where you begin.
INTRODUCING
Intro to Alcohol Inks: 3 Ways to Create Flow and Movement
A beginner-friendly 10-minute video class that teaches you how alcohol inks behave — and how to work with them to create something you're genuinely proud of.
In this class you'll learn how to:
- Understand how alcohol inks move so nothing surprises you
- Use air to shape and guide the ink with confidence
- Blend colors intentionally and create beautiful transitions
- Set up your workspace so you can focus on creating, not logistics
You'll finish with 3 completed paintings and a process you can repeat on your own.
Hi, I'm Pam!
From a young age, I learned that I could use my artistic talent to express myself in new and exciting ways. I can’t wait to help you uncover your inner creative.
I’m an alcohol ink artist and the creator behind Pam Morgan Studio.
I’ve always been drawn to color, movement, and the way abstract art can feel both expressive and unexpected. Alcohol ink quickly became one of my favorite mediums because of how fluid and alive it is on the surface.
Through my creative kits, classes, and artwork, I love helping people explore the beauty of alcohol inks and experience the joy of creating something completely unique.
“Introduction to Alcohol Inks” is a very informative video on alcohol inks and the surfaces that work best with these special inks. Demonstrating on Yupo paper, Pam illustrates how the inks react with each other, their unique movement and their natural blending. Air movement through a straw, adding blending solution or isopropyl alcohol, as well as moving your paper, all create texture, flow and color blends. Adding metallic inks adds a shimmery finish to your project. Pam’s emphasis on free flow, experimentation and enjoyment without perfection makes you want to try this unique medium!
____Â Connie Birkrem
This class was an awesome introduction to alcohol inks. It offers a birds eye view into the flow and play of the inks. The use of blending inks and isopropyl alcohol to move the inks was clearly explained. I’ve had alcohol inks sitting in my stash forever. I wasn’t sure what to do with them. This intro class opened my eyes to role alcohol inks can play into my art. Pam's tutorial is easy to follow and makes learning fun.