💛🩷🩵🖤 Mixing CMYK Private Reserve Fountain Pen Ink! Calm tutorial, tips & ratio mixing how to guides.

Join me for a calm, easygoing look at mixing CMYK fountain pen inks with some beautiful Private Reserve colors. I show how I use small sample vials to keep things clean, plus simple tools like glass droppers and a watercolor brush to make mixing and testing smooth and fun. We play with different ratios to see how the colors shift—perfect if you love experimenting with inks.

2025-11-20T18:40:20+00:00November 20th, 2025|Closer Look, Supplies, Tutorials|0 Comments

Rohrer & Klingner SketchINK – Mixing Inks Together Color Mix Chart

Let's look at some mixes you can create from the 4 vibrant and 4 muted colors in this collection. These dip pen, paintbrush, rollerball, and fountain pen-friendly drawing inks are waterproof and lightfast. They come in wide-mouth, 50ml glass bottles and are great value for money coming in at around $10 US each from Jackson's.

2022-10-26T16:16:19+00:00October 26th, 2022|Closer Look, Supplies, Tutorials|2 Comments

NIIMBOT D11 Thermal Label Printer Unboxing, Review and How-To Tutorial Beginners Guide

The NIIMBOT D11 creates great little waterproof labels you can use for books, water bottles, ink containers, etc - great for organization. We will look at; how to load the tape labels, design labels with icons, type, and borders, and load colorful bubble labels with different layouts and clear transparent labels too.

2022-09-19T18:57:29+00:00September 19th, 2022|Art Haul, Closer Look, Supplies, Tutorials|0 Comments

How to Make Metallic Watercolor Paints

Here is a simple little beginner tutorial on how to make metallic watercolor paint that does not really need to be mulled using a muller to bind. We will just use our palette knife to incorporate the mica and create a good meld with our homemade binder (or premade if you have some). This tutorial will walk you through the materials you need and how to test your homemade paint.

2025-10-30T22:11:14+00:00December 24th, 2021|Supplies, Tutorials|0 Comments
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