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Ink on acrylic paint. I think I need to do a series, since this didn't turn out the way I originally envisioned.
(Please also visit me at www.inkstitch.net) :)
ink tank experiments, taken by putting drops of red & black ink into a fish tank & taking a macro photograph using vintage tamron adaptall 105/2.5mm lens on extension tubes on 5dii & lit with studio flashes
This is Rosie, newest member of the True Will tattoo team, Seen here working on a intricate design on my left leg.
Drawing some old inks with my Lamy Safari Joy ink pen in Moleskine Watercolour sketchbooks. I don't think I will be using this ink !
The band aid is because life is a constant healing process.
And the lipstick is because in the end all I've got left is my passion so I better stick with it.
Done by my good friend Corey Ritz of Unwritten Ink in Sayerville, NJ
Inspired by Jennifer McGuire's Thinking Inking Class on twopeasinabucket.com
Alcohol ink on glossy cardstock. Over-stamped with collage style stamp by Hampton Art Stamps. Added crystal lacquer over diamond (first in a circle, then again in diamond shape) and also over necklace pendant. Added border of Black Diamond Stickles to ATC and border around heart-shaped pendant. Also a little smear of stickles on the diamond, right over the top of the lacquer. TFL!
The Bio Ink research explores the concept of living ink that grows freely – a creative symbiosis with other organisms and nature. In the research, biological inks comprised of various microorganisms are created in the bio lab. A drawing robot holding a bio pen/brush in the lab receives the drawings and messages created with a digital pen tablet and draws on the nutrient agar plate in a petri dish. The artworks then are incubated in a controlled environment to allow the living ink to grow.
Photo showing: Yoko Shimizu, Maria Pfeifer
Read more:
ars.electronica.art/futurelab/en/projects-future-ink/
Credit:
Ars Electronica Futurelab, Wacom Co., Ltd.
Photo: Birgit Cakir
Squid Ink Paella was on the menu at the Spanish restaurant in Minamata and we couldn't resist. It sounded exotic and it certainly looked wild when it was served to us. But was it delicious? You bet!
Be Dazzled...Be Tangled...Be Flipped!
More about my nod to spring cleaning, as well as, the flip side of this mandala...blogged here:
waterblossoms.blogspot.com/2013/03/be-feathered_4.html
Drawn lead free...paint first, then ink straight in...:)
La vida es una toma de decisión tras otra. Incluso no decidir y dejarse levar es una decisión tomada. A veces nos encontramos con cruces en nuestro camino y lo único que hay que saber es que se tome el camino/decisión que se tome, siempre “con el corazón abierto a lo desconocido” como reza la canción de Joe Dassin “Les Champs Élysées”
This photo comes via Jose Ramón Cajide. He writes: " No ink left in my Pilot after reaching page 373. Should I apply a better segmentation on content?"
My recommendation was to see if he can get a new pen. : )
Gracias Jose!