Since alcohol inks are happiest on smooth, shiny non-porous surfaces, ceramic tiles are where they perform the best. I use all different sizes (up to 15 x 15) and shapes (square, hexagonal, octagonal, and rectangular) of ceramic tiles and marble to keep my inks happy and my designs interesting.
Tiles can be used as accent pieces, trivets, coasters, propped, or hung.
Flashdance
13×13
Colors flow from a central golden core and streak outward to meet the edges of this 13×13 unframed ceramic tile
$50
Morning Spring
13 x 13
Unframed, this 13×13 ceramic tile seems light and airy with its spring colors of corals and yellows, shrubbed in morning greens of the garden
$50
Tri-color Posies
13 x 13
A new technique of tint on tint, these 3 bold posies jump off their yellow tinted background to greet you
$70
Tango- Giant Octagon
13 x 13
A study in blue hues accented with green will make a terrific flat 13×13 unframed ceramic tile tray for decorating or serving.
$50
Reaching
6 x 6
This flip-edged unframed tile reaches out to you yet remains rooted in its solid core.
$10
Mirror
6 x 6
Small in size but large in vibrance, this hexagonal 6 x 6 tile can go anywhere you need strong color.
$10
At My Happiest
6 x 6
More blues and greens for a nature lover.
$10
On Golden Pond
6 x 6
Small in size but large in vibrance, this hexagonal 6 x 6 tile can go anywhere you need strong color.
$10
8 x 8 tiles – white ceramic base
Whimsey in Red
8 x 8
This 8 x 8 unframed tile of brilliant blossoms easily become as accent piece for an end table or mantle.
$30
The Earliest Rose
8 x 8
The earliest rose in the garden – swaddled in hazy blues and greens of spring.
$20
Silvered Tangerine
8 x 8
Silvery shimmers with tangerine accents on white ceramic tile.
$20