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“Dinner With A Friend” by Emma Found. Original print. A3 (11.7inx16.5in) Printing method: Giclée Materials: Fine art paper Texture: Smooth with a fine grain texture 200 gsm Finish: Matt Whiteness: Bright white Water-based ink. Sustainably sourced paper or wood. Plastic-free Made in UK Signed

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Pen and ink drawing of fossilised coral based upon a sample held in the Wollaton Park natural history collection (Nottingham). By Jo Sheppard.

My fake joke ink bottle from yesterday inspired a search for more ink labels. These fine 19th Century French Ink Labels from 1001 Ink Bottles include some lovely hand lettering examples. Below is an assortment of ink bottle labels from Italy, post 1940s. This biFlux label reminds me more of a floor wax label. Curious name for a writing ink, but a great label none-the-less. Below are 2 more 1930s ink bottles from Argentina. All of these bottles are for sale at 1001 Ink Bottles.

South African artist Chris Slabber has created a spectacular new series called Destruction/Creation, which features images of gorgeous "sculptures" formed

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Serbian artist Endre Penovác renders fluffy felines with stark black watercolors and ink. Penovác heavily dilutes the pigments with water creating small rivers and splotches that perfectly mimic the texture of fur. You can see more of these on his website and over on Miss Moss. Update: Penovác has prints and originals available through Saatchi Art. More

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Paul W. John - Oberbayern - Eisbildung in der Partnachklamm bei Garmisch, 1925-39

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