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2010 - Printed at Columbia Book & Paper Arts workshop that was led by Jim and Bill Moran of Hamilton Wood Type. Our instructors brought an amazing collection of 1930-1950 era advertising blocks/cuts acquired from Globe Printing of Chicago. (This was subsequently used by Target for a new apparel collection).
"G___ Color Corporation" 750 Arthur Avenue, Elk Grove Village, Illinois 60007. 7-18-84 L91552. O/S S/F OLYMPIAD PALE GOLD 1#.
Assistência de iluminação: Aline França
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I just made a small quantity of ink. It seems to work in a cheap piston-filled Chinese fountain pen.
Maybe by this evening, it will have jammed up the feed.
I found the recipe online. Slice a fresh beet in 1/4 inch slices. Simmer covered in 1/2 cup water, until tender. Cool. Add 1 tablespoon vinegar. The only things I did that were not called for in the recipe, were to peel the beet, and to strain the ink through a paper filter.
The result is a pleasing red-violet that flows nicely.
Quickie when I dropped in home after work and before my brother's birthday dinner. My son made one too!!
Ink, fingers for smudging, stick, 90lb canson CP paper.