🍇 Dyan Reaveley's Dylusions Crushed Grape Ink Spray from Ranger DYC-33851 Collection Review

I like these, they are bright and fun to use. If your style is precise, this may not be for you, or you may need practice to get your technique right. I love being surprised at how it looks after it dries. Depending on whether you spray a lot or a little, different effects can occur. My favorite surprise so far: the pomegranate seed color has a golden hue and left a nice swirling gold effect when I used it on a gray card (photo).

Love Dylusions ink for all my projects. They WILL clog, so if you're using a spray paint, when you're done with the paint you'll have to unscrew it, dip it in warm water and pump the spray until it runs clear. It's a big pain, but the only way to prevent your masters from getting clogged. This applies to all brands. I have not done this in the past and wish I had taken the time to properly care for her. Once clogged, in my experience they are very difficult to remove if you can.

My wife bought all twelve Dylusion shades. The colors are great. These sprays can be used on a variety of paper surfaces. Maybe other surfaces too, but so far she's only used them on paper. Each color is beautiful on its own, and when two or more are combined on a page, the results are amazing. My wife was busy filling in a magazine using these stencil sprays as the background. Then she paints over the background and adds stamps and collages. Her favorite color is Bubblegum Pink. Other…