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Watching the water at dusk. Inks.

NYC

 

by navema

www.navemastudios.com

 

Design made by mixing acetone and ink on paper.

The palest ink is better than the sharpest memory.

 

Jamie had some Ink in his room so I decided to do 'I' as ink. We put some ink on a paint brush then let the drops fall and drew with it and made patterns.

These buttons were made using a mica shift technique by mixing Kato pearl clay and alcohol inks. You can read how I did this on our blog here:

 

2goodclaymates.blogspot.com/2012/02/mica-shift-colors-to-...

 

PILOT iroshizuku INK and my fountainpen

Found plenty of fungi on a walk round Whisby Nature Reserve. A good year for them I think.

What is ink and who invented ink and pens? Historical records show that ink has been around for centuries. Ink is also commonly used in households across the country to write and print documents and photos. Watch here to learn the earliest forms of ink and its history.

 

www.penboutique.com/blogs/blog/what-is-ink

 

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Video made with Content Samurai: www.contentsamurai.com/c/dabempire-cs-freetrial

 

ink, watercolor, photoshop

206/365

 

My office was clean until I decided to pull out a bunch of ink bottles to sell. Here's some of the mess. Not creative, but I didn't have much in me due to yesterday's fail.

 

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copyright Marcel Lee

 

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the early days

linocut on Japanese rice paper

© Narelle Badalassi 2009

Mommy turned her back for a second and I found an ink pen and "improved" my Janie & Jack onesie.

To me, this one looks like a two-dimensional inky printed surface, despite there really being a lot of depth in the picture. What about you?

Printing 'Wimbledon Crowd' linocut at Bip-Art Printmaking Studio, Brighton

I got this idea from Andy Ilanchinski's Tao of Photography blog post Swirls, Whorls and Tendrils. This is a great rainy day activity; all you need is some India Ink, an eye dropper, a clear glass container, like a shallow vase and a light board to illuminate the vase from below.

I wanted a photo to demonstrate color range on the camera, and couldn't think of anything - until I looked to my right and realized I had a row of bottles of fountain pen ink. Perfect.

Ink sack's water melon sriracha, lime (at home... mixed with vodka!)

 

mylastbite.wordpress.com/2011/10/02/ink-sack-2/

Wyatt Earp (Airbrush and Ink)

This is a VINTAGE Japanese Obijime. Obijime are used to decorate the obi and help secure it in place when worn. This obijime features a fun pattern ink blot and hiregana character pattern in many different colours. This obijime comes with a box as well.

 

MEASUREMENTS:

OBIJIME:

Length: 151.5cm

Width: 1cm

 

BOX:

Length: 27.5cm

Width: 4.5cm

Height: 4.5cm

Carved block, ink printed on paper, digitally edited to combine

Go figure. I just started drawing and this is what it became.

Amie Oliver

Design Notes: Seven Days #1 of #7

ink on paper

8 x 8 inches

2013

a day spent at my tattooists, and it nearly drove me insane not being there for a tattoo

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