65: Alcohol-Based Inks and Yupo Paper with Katy Smeets
May 21, 2019•26 min•Ep. 65
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Episode description
Learn about using alcohol-based inks on Yupo paper with Katy Smeets.
Katy uses inks to create abstract patterns. She uses these as textures for digital art, such as her animal series. No two patterns are the same.
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Art supplies mentioned by Katy-
Piñata alcohol inks by Jaquard
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Copic refill inks
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Yupo "paper". Yupo is synthetic, non-porous paper invented in Japan. It's basically plastic, consisting of polypropylene. It's also made by paper manufacturers in other countries.
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Posca pens
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