View allAll Photos Tagged inking
Aniki Fountain Pen Inks are Cellulose Reactive and For Archival Purposes. Waterproof, Smearproof,Fast dry, Good Lubricating and Flow Characteristics. Not stay on the surface of paper, it penetrates to the deep of paper for long life that creates unforgettable memories for generations.
While you are writing on your notebook ink colors may appear a little different than color swatches given here depending to paper Ph., paper thickness, ink flow of your fountain pen nib and your fountain pen characteristics.
Opening at the Ars Electronica Festival 2022: The brand-new Life Ink exhibition aims to explore the secrets of creativity.
Life Ink captures the life data of human bodies and brains by using sensory wearables that measure brain waves and body signals to create a new form of “ink”. In this way, the human body becomes a tool and means of expression that reflects us on a conscious and subconscious level, revealing aspects of ourselves that in turn inspire our creativity. Can the human body become the pen that generates ink? Can we create an inclusive, that can be used by all people, regardless of abilities or physical limitations? Learn more:
ars.electronica.art/aeblog/en/2022/09/01/life-ink-on-the-...
ars.electronica.art/futurelab/de/projects-life-ink/
Photo showing: Susanne Kiesenhofer
Credit:
Wacom Co., Ltd.: Nobutaka Ide (JP), Akiyuki Kake (JP), Kizuku Ishimaru (JP)
Ars Electronica Futurelab: Florian Berger (AT), Otto Naderer (AT) , Alexandre Bizri (FR/AT), Hideaki Ogawa (JP/AT) ,Yoko Shimizu (JP/AT)
Photo: Birgit Cakir
Inks dropped in water- taken with Canon 600D. Possibly to be used as the background in The Stagg Do animation sequence or another version using other colours.
Mainly alcohol ink coated glass with some ball chain and discs.Looking a bit crooked because of the angle that l have taken the photos
For this high-contrast capture, I wanted to reduce the beach to its simplest elements: light and shadow. By removing color, the focus shifts entirely to the rhythmic "S-curve" of the tide. The stark white of the sea foam against the dark, wet sand creates a natural boundary, turning a familiar shoreline into a dramatic, abstract landscape.
ink and watercolor. 4th world character created by jack kirby. original art is for sale. www.patreon.com/fareldal
A glimpse of the challenge of calligraphy, thanks to the Japan day at the Kaetsu Centre, Cambridge.
- far right: tracing over my name
- each successive column to the left represents the next try
- the column with just three strokes represents some demonstration by the teacher on brush strokes to aim for.
Materials: Noodler's Apache Sunset, Iroshizuku (syo-ro) + Diamine Blue Steel ink with a dip pen & brush on Stillman & Birn, zeta paper
All rights reserved ©
"The palest ink is better than the best memory."
--Chinese Probverb
One of the many fountain pens I use to write in my journals.