Thank you that's great to hear! and Yes you're right you can definitely do this - get those brushes out and have a go x

Hooray! Thanks George :)

She says here she’s using 50/50, so equal parts water to ink. I would start with two parts ink to one part water. The more water you add the lighter and more translucent the color will become. Acrylic inks are typically thin enough to spray as is, but can clog your sprayer because the pigment particles, and the binder will cause your sprayer to get sticky when the ink is exposed to air and starts to dry. There’s not really any correct ratio, it’s more what you prefer for your project. Experiment 😊✌️🎨

I don't know about alcohol inks, but you can mix acrylic inks into acrylic gel medium.

Yes you can use alcohol inks in acrylic mediums. You can also use acrylic paint, tube or liquid watercolor, gouache, gelato crayons, mica powder, ground up old eye shadow (or new shadow from the dollar store lol), ink pad reinkers (all kind- dye based, pigment based, solvent based), fabric dye, powder pigments. You could scribble markers onto plastic or glass and get a very lightly tinted colored medium. Anything with color that will mix into your medium can be used. You can use these with any medium like: Matt medium, gloss medium, gel medium, texture paste, wall spackle, fluid medium, watercolor ground, gesso etc etc. Happy experimenting 😊✌️🎨