Is it okay to smudge it with a water brush after writing with fountain pen ink?
There are cases where people wonder if they can create watercolor-like bleeding effects by adding water after drawing lines or writing with fountain pen ink. This question aims to check how the ink reacts when encountering water and what kind of expressions are possible.
It is made of water-soluble dye components, so you can use it in various ways, such as smudging it with a water brush or spreading it thinly after writing.
Dye ink refers to a state where the colorant is completely dissolved in liquid. Unlike pigment, which remains as particles on the surface, it has the property of dissolving again when it touches water.
TAG STATIONERY's ink is made of water-soluble dye ink[1]. In addition to fountain pens or pens, it is also guided for use by dipping it with brushes such as hair brushes[2]. If you apply a water brush or a wet brush after writing or drawing lines on paper, the lines bleed softly or the color spreads thinly, creating diverse tones[3][4]. You can naturally continue to use it not only for writing, but also for coloring work that expresses shades in drawings.
Depending on the type of paper, the degree of bleeding when touched by a water brush or the time it takes to dry after bleeding has not yet been confirmed.
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Kyo no Oto | Imayouiro
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