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Aviz in a forestMy own personal character design in a forest of a fantasy making.11 X 14 Medium: Ink, Staedtler fine liner, Ohuhu Alcohol marker, Arteza watercolor, Gelly roll white pen, Gelly Roll Souffle pen

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The rubber thread’s elasticity, long-lasting quality, and wide range of color variety allows limitless possibilities. Whether it’s natural or synthetic, rubber threads can be made into practical items such as clothing, sports equipment, and medical devices; while also opening itself to non-practical use such as art and design.So, how is rubber thread used in art?While it isn’t the most common material, there are a few prominent international artists who use rubber thread to express themselves and send meaningful messages through their creations. Some are even made for practical everyday use and sold in retail stores and local bazaars for everyone to enjoy.Find out more on our blog post: https://lnkd.in/evpxGEs2 #omnimax #rubberthread #threadart #elasticrubberthread #rubberthreadcompany

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🖼️ Art lovers, confused about print types?Discover the key differences between giclée and museum-quality prints in our latest article! Learn about:• Print processes• Color accuracy• Longevity• Paper qualityWhether you're an artist or collector, this knowledge is essential.Read now: https://lnkd.in/eukJmawyLike, comment, and share if you found this helpful!What's your preferred print type? Let's discuss below! 👇#ArtPrints #GicleePrints #ArtCollection #PrintTechnology

DescriptionMode numberXYC110Material:1200g grey board+128g art paper,CMYKSize:L:23.7*22.5*8.2cm;M:20*18.8*7.3cm；s：14.8*13.3*6.5cmfunction:gift

To stop feeling puzzled about it, let's break it down. 🧐 Laser engraving is like a super-precise pencil, burning designs into materials with amazing accuracy. Sublimation? That's a bit like a tattoo for objects, where ink becomes part of the item, giving you vivid colors that last. 🌈 Want to create something that's one in a million? Email us for custom promotional items that truly stand out. #LaserEngraving #Sublimation #CreateYourLegacy #LegacyCreator #EtchedExcellence #CustomCreations #PersonalizedPerfection #LaserEngravedGifts #SublimeSublimation #FromOurHandsToYours #CraftedWithCare #UniqueGiftIdeas #MakeItYours

Peaco*ck Advent Day 2 🎄 Today we're looking at the history of printmaking and its origins which dates back some 2000 years."The history of printmaking began in Han Dynasty China. The earliest known example, a woodblock print on silk, has been dated sometime during the Han Dynasty from 206 B.C. to 220 A.D. The first print on paper was made during the seventh century.The original form of printmaking used a small wooden board as the matrix. Carving away from the wood would create negative space on the print after the ink was transferred onto fabric or paper. When the Chinese introduced movable type sometime between 1041 and 1048 and improved on the design over the coming centuries, bookmaking became much more possible and versatile. Since then, printmaking has spread throughout the world, serving many purposes and artists over the centuries."Read more about the origin and history of printmaking via Tribeca Printworks - https://lnkd.in/ewFb49ut

A sand eraser, commonly referred to as a silica eraser, possesses a textured design that causes it to degrade paper more rapidly than a standard eraser due to the abrasive nature of the sand. Some artists, particularly those working on thick paper, prefer this type of eraser when occasional removal of ink is required. While these erasers are crafted to eliminate ink by eroding the paper, they prove suitable when working on adequately thick paper that will be subsequently adorned with paint, ink, or another artistic medium. In such instances, the abrasive quality of the eraser is deemed acceptable for achieving the desired artistic effects.#officesupplies #factoryrecord

Curious about what’s in your tattoo ink? 🧐 Recent studies have highlighted that some inks contain ingredients not listed on the label. 🧪🖤We believe in transparency for the safety of both artists and clients. Let’s encourage ink manufacturers to provide complete and accurate labeling. Knowing what’s in your ink helps everyone make informed choices. 🌟Learn more about how to get involved by visiting our website, www.safe-tattoos.com

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