Having made contact with Tom Oddo (Goldspot) thought I’d do a quick ink review of Skrip Black – an ink I haven’t used in a long while. As you can see, it works beautifully when blended […]
Experimenting with fountain pen ink to further its creative potential for use within the visual arts.
Author: Nick Stewart
I create art using fountain pen inks and bleach. My techniques epitomise the whole ethos of ‘less is more’ and demonstrate how much one can achieve using very little. It is also a medium that is very much serendipity led and the beauty of the final outcomes are often dictated by this.
Saxstead Green Mill
This is a painting of an image I captured during my 100 mile cycle around Suffolk. It was dark and wet!!! A bit of a change here, I’m using Sheaffer black fountain pen ink. I haven’t used […]
A Sheep Day Dreaming in a Field
One of the most wonderful things about long distance cycling through the countryside, is witnessing nature at first hand. This is a quick (Quink) sketch of a sheep. It didn’t move for ages. I think it was day dreaming. Or […]
Caravan – Quink and Bleach Title Treatment – in progress
Caravan – Quink and Bleach Title Treatment – in progress
Quink Abstract
Using elements from 3 separate pieces to make 1. Quink ink and water on Bockingford Rough.
Screen printing with bleach
Recently attended a days screen printing refresher course at Medway Fine Printmakers aka INTRA. I had no idea if it was possible, but it worked… you can screen print with Domestos. Standby for limited edition […]
Fascinating outcomes from the most unlikeliest of product combinations
This is my latest literature effort on the subject. If you want to read it or download a copy please click here: http://issuu.com/nickstewart/docs/domestos_and_quink_project
FOUNTAIN PEN INK ART 