Inks
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Three Ways to Make an Impact With Inks
Since their introduction in the 1890s, Winsor & Newton Drawing Inks have been used by illustrators, artists, designers and other notable creatives....
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Intermixability of Drawing Inks
All colours in the range of Drawing Inks are intermixable, however Gold and Silver should be added to other inks in small quantities to avoid thick...
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Drawing Inks and water resistance
Winsor & Newton Drawing Inks are all water resistant apart from Liquid Indian Ink, Gold and Silver. However, all the coloured inks are made from dy...
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Understanding the lightfast, permanence and archival quality of inks
Drawing inks are made from dyes and are very bright and transparent but most of them fade over time. They are not lightfast (the lightfastness of a...
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Tips for preventing 'bleeding' of calligraphy inks on paper
Bleeding will not occur on good quality water colour or cartridge paper. If using handmade paper then it is recommended that the paper is sized. It...
