Cat Kerr | StazOn Pigment Ink How they work on non-porous surfaces! @CatKerrMixedMedia | Uploaded June 2019 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
Welcome to my new product series "Art Supplies #101"
As a mixed media artist, I am always on the lookout for products that can do a specific task. For example, a glue that works with metal, or a Fineliner that works on plastic, or a permanent blendable Art crayon that works on Dura-lar. I often end up buying something that doesn't work for the task at hand and that can be frustrating.
In this series, I'll take categories of specific products(adhesives, permanent markers, gesso, ....) and assess the individual products in that category to see exactly how they perform.
Today I'm testing StazOn Pigment Ink Pads on Non porous surfaces like Plastic Films and metal sheet.
Products used in this video:
StazOn Pigment Inks I found them on Simon Says Stamps simonsaysstamp.com/search?currency=USD&q=Tsukineko+Stazon
Passion Red
Piano Black
Mariner Blue
Koala Gray
Peacock Feathers
Snowflake
Grafix Matte Dura-lar Film shrsl.com/1ohsv
Grafix Clear Craft Plastic shrsl.com/1ohst
Black Disc Bound Journal shrsl.com/1ohsm
White Disc Bound Journal shrsl.com/1ohsp
24 gauge Brass sheet
Viva Las Vegas Stamps vlvstamps.com
My hope in this series is to try products in various ways in order to give myself and you an accurate assessment. This way we can learn what a specific product works best with and what it doesn't. Hopefully, the results help you choose the right product for your project. This is my view/opinion on the results.
If you're interested in this and the future videos in this series, be sure to subscribe to my channel. And if you have a product you would like for me to test out, leave it in the comments below.
Disclaimer: This post includes my affiliate links. This means that–at no extra cost to you–I can make a commission on a purchase you make if you use my links.
Cat Kerr is a Mixed Media Artist, Instructor and Product Designer living in Central Florida. Her work has been featured heavily in numerous worldwide publications as well as appearing on the PBS show “Make it Artsy”. Cat currently teaches classes both online and at retreats around the country. She has collaborated with companies in the Arts industry and created multiple product lines including foam stamps, stencils, and texture plates. To explore her work, visit her at catkerr.com
Thank you so much for watching and if you liked the video, be sure to subscribe.
****Find Cat****
Website: catkerr.com
Facebook: facebook.com/cat.kerr2
Instagram: instagram.com/catkerr92
Welcome to my new product series "Art Supplies #101"
As a mixed media artist, I am always on the lookout for products that can do a specific task. For example, a glue that works with metal, or a Fineliner that works on plastic, or a permanent blendable Art crayon that works on Dura-lar. I often end up buying something that doesn't work for the task at hand and that can be frustrating.
In this series, I'll take categories of specific products(adhesives, permanent markers, gesso, ....) and assess the individual products in that category to see exactly how they perform.
Today I'm testing StazOn Pigment Ink Pads on Non porous surfaces like Plastic Films and metal sheet.
Products used in this video:
StazOn Pigment Inks I found them on Simon Says Stamps simonsaysstamp.com/search?currency=USD&q=Tsukineko+Stazon
Passion Red
Piano Black
Mariner Blue
Koala Gray
Peacock Feathers
Snowflake
Grafix Matte Dura-lar Film shrsl.com/1ohsv
Grafix Clear Craft Plastic shrsl.com/1ohst
Black Disc Bound Journal shrsl.com/1ohsm
White Disc Bound Journal shrsl.com/1ohsp
24 gauge Brass sheet
Viva Las Vegas Stamps vlvstamps.com
My hope in this series is to try products in various ways in order to give myself and you an accurate assessment. This way we can learn what a specific product works best with and what it doesn't. Hopefully, the results help you choose the right product for your project. This is my view/opinion on the results.
If you're interested in this and the future videos in this series, be sure to subscribe to my channel. And if you have a product you would like for me to test out, leave it in the comments below.
Disclaimer: This post includes my affiliate links. This means that–at no extra cost to you–I can make a commission on a purchase you make if you use my links.
Cat Kerr is a Mixed Media Artist, Instructor and Product Designer living in Central Florida. Her work has been featured heavily in numerous worldwide publications as well as appearing on the PBS show “Make it Artsy”. Cat currently teaches classes both online and at retreats around the country. She has collaborated with companies in the Arts industry and created multiple product lines including foam stamps, stencils, and texture plates. To explore her work, visit her at catkerr.com
Thank you so much for watching and if you liked the video, be sure to subscribe.
****Find Cat****
Website: catkerr.com
Facebook: facebook.com/cat.kerr2
Instagram: instagram.com/catkerr92
