Inks Sentence Examples

Shipton must have been smart enough to notice the different color inks.

Certain kinds of copying inks are greatly improved by the substitution of glycerin, in part or entirely, for the sugar or honey usually added.

It is certain, however, that the mere use of colored inks must soon have suggested the combination of two or more of them, and it is probable that examples of this will be discovered much earlier in date than those known at present.

Linseed oil is also the principal ingredient in printing and lithographic inks.

One inks the type-forme and keeps a sharp look-out for any inequality of inking, and sees generally that the work is being turned out in a workmanlike manner.

During the interval between taking off the printed sheet and laying on the next one his partner inks the type surface with a roller which carries just sufficient ink properly distributed to preserve uniformity of " colour."

Professional tattoo machines, supplies, inks, needles and accessories supplied including, autoclaves and ultrasonics for equipment cleaning and sterilization.

It contains the photo magenta, photo cyan and black inks combined.

Prints produced on Canon Photo Paper Pro with ChromaLife100 inks have up to a ten-year gas fastness when exposed to open air.

The three black inks also deliver more neutral gradations in color and black-and-white prints it is claimed, producing more natural-looking skin tones.

These beautiful teeshirts are made in India from certified organic knitted cotton and are screen printed to our design in Scotland using water-based inks.

The chapter includes all formats from small printers to wide format printers; dye and pigment inks.

Some inkjet printer inkjet printer inks also offer poor stability when compared with others.

Fade resistance For print longevity pigment inks are advised.

These inks are supposed to take B&W to a new level and signifcantly reduce metamerism and bronzing.

This includes waste paper, waste newsprint, blanket wash and waste inks.

These inks have been formulated using natural and non-toxic pigments.

Printed on recycled paper using vegetable inks, it's this year's must-have for the coffee-table tome.

The early practice of writing the initial lines or even the entire text of a volume in gold or coloured inks, and of staining with purple and of gilding the vellum, while it undoubtedly enhanced the decorative aspect, does not properly fall within the scope of this article; it concerns the material rather than the artistic element of the MS. (See Manuscripts, Palaeography.) It will be seen, then, that in the earliest examples of book decorations we find the germs of the two lines on which that decoration was destined to develop in the illuminated MSS.

The use of colored inks to achieve an image is known as a subtractive process.

Printed on recycled paper using vegetable inks, it 's this year 's must-have for the coffee-table tome.

Murals have been drawn in inks made of animal and vegetable dyes, painted in egg tempera frescos, paneled in wood and are now available in a wide range of options.

A licensed dermatologist, or plastic surgeon must apply tattooed makeup, and the FDA must first approve all inks and dyes used.

Calculate the expense of printer inks and acid free paper when comparing costs.

Soy protein isolates were used with printing ink and paper in the printing process to bind the inks and make them colorfast.

Special pens and inks give a wonderful italic effect and this can give a very classic feel to the program.

Tattoos range from "blackwork," large areas of heavy black ink in designs, to fine details and elaborate color schemes including fluorescent inks.

These tattoos use plant-derived inks that are deposited in the superficial skin layer, resulting in a tattoo that lasts up to five years.

This hand-dyed shirt is made of "earth-friendly", water-based inks and is free of chemicals that would otherwise be harmful to the body.

Although tattoo inks are meant to be permanent, the color is prone to a bit of fading over the course of time as the body's immune system tries to break down the foreign substance and carry it out ofits system.

Note the term ink is used a bit loosely, since most of these products aren't actually inks at all.

Minerals, vegetable dyes, plastics and metallic salts are all substances used to create tattoo inks.

Note that some people have been known to have an allergic reaction to Henna as well as traditional tattoo inks; do a small skin test before committing to a large design.

Tattoo inks can result in some really great body art, but do what you can to protect yourself.

The pigment inks are held separately in small cups called ink caps and are fed to the machine through connecting tubing.

Disease and bacteria are rampant and invisible; only use needles, tubing, gloves and inks once per person.

Always ask about sterilization procedures and the use of clean needles and new inks, and be vigilant about the needles and inks used on you.

That type of ink is no longer used, but other ingredients, especially in red inks, can still trigger allergies.

Bursts of laser light were used to break up the pigment inks beneath the skin surface.

Ruby lasers remove black, blue and green inks.

These tattoos use a special UV (black light) reactive ink that is different from traditional tattoo inks.

Not all UV reactive inks are equal - some artists and shops use chemicals in their inks that are not meant to be injected under human skin.

First, these inks are thinner and more difficult to work with than typical inks, so it's important to make sure you have an experienced artist complete your tattoo.

Today, as in the past, tribal tattoos are inked using only black (or occasionally, other very dark) inks.

There were very little choices in the types of inks that could be used with such primitive needles (made of such items as bone and plant thorns) so black was really the only choice.

While some parts of the world were still using black inks and very limited means to express themselves via skin art, other parts of the world had evolved much more intricate means to ink the body.

In parts of Asia, tattoos using different colored dyes were being seen, as well as more detailed pictorial tattoos using black inks.

Once you've experimented with several tattoo dyes and inks, you may find that your favor one brand over the other due to consistency and pureness of the color saturation.

However you go about it, it's important to understand the fundamentals of tattoo inks and what causes each brand to stand out as a worthwhile product.

Good quality tattoo inks will create bright colorful tattoos while also having the versatility to thin into washes or gradients of color.

Still, some tattoo inks will sometimes discolor faster, have inconsistency in product quality, and on occasion cause skin reactions.

Not all tattoo inks have the same ingredients and in addition to this discrepancy, companies producing tattoo inks are not required to publish their ingredients.

Now that you have some basic information on tattoo inks, you'll be better able to make you final selections of a very permanent color product.

Tattoo inks sometimes contain inorganic pigments (often seen in brown and black colors).

However, findings suggest that these reactions often occur with inks containing toxic ingredients such as cinnabar in red pigments, or dispersing solutions composed of formaldehyde or denatured alcohols.

For the best advice and recommendation, ask any reputable artist which inks they prefer and what results they've experienced over their many years in practice.

This is usually the case with prison inmates who often create their own tattoo inks and design their own tattoo machines out of absolute necessity.

While tattoo shops are regulated by each individual state's Department of Health, tattoo inks (including professionally manufactured varieties) have yet to be approved or regulated by the FDA.

While the FDA currently does not regulate the manufacture of tattoo inks, easy homemade tattoo inks are still an inferior substitute to consumer dyes.

Homemade tattoo inks are normally concocted by curious tattoo enthusiasts or by artists with no other access to professionally produced dyes.

One of the easiest homemade tattoo inks consists of collected ash combined with a few droplets of water.

Homemade inks lack the vibrancy and consistency of professional products, and the final tattoo almost always needs to be touched up by a professional or removed by costly laser surgical procedures.

Scars can be customized through the use of irritants, inks and reopening of wounds as they begin to heal.

Similar in some regards to tattooing, ink rubbing involves the application of tattoo inks or India ink to a fresh cut.

Strategic placing of inks within cuts can lead to designs of raised, colorless scars surrounding areas of pigment for more unique and three-dimensional designs.

To make sure your designs last as long as possible, use inks specially designed for use on the human body.

Oils in the skin and regular bathing habits will break down airbrush inks designed for other uses, so be sure to use inks and skin makeup sold for this purpose.

No stopping to switch out inks, switch out guns or clean out the guns between colors; switching between colors is as easy as twisting the next one into place.

If you plan to create a temporary tattoo on the face, look for inks listed as face and body in order to be sure the ingredients are safe for facial skin and for use near the eyes or mouth.

Some body inks, such as Jagua, will last up to 15 days on the skin without fading away completely.

Some temporary ink will be in the form of a pen or marker, such as henna pens, and easy to manipulate, while some inks are a paint-like consistency.

Inks are often made of ash or carbon, an ingredient still used in modern tattoo pigments.

It is also not always effective, depending on where the tattoo is on your body and how deep the inks were injected.

The process is described as a controlled inflammation of the skin, which helps to break down the inks in the skin.

It also helps break up tattoo inks, bringing them to the surface to be lost with topical skin cells.

Specialty inks costs $337 with 100 81/2x11" transfer sheets going for $15.

Raised lettering or thermal inks are OK for most applications but sometimes tiny type fills in during the printing process.

Colors are matched to a standardized color palette with manufacturers producing inks to match a particular palette color, assigning a particular ink a number matching the palette's number.

Rubber stamping is a simple sounding name for the great variety of stamps, inks, powders and other gadgets that are involved in this craft today.

Inks add color and vibrancy to the designs on your rubber stamp cards.

By using different papers, inks, and stamp designs, you can easily give an rubber stamp card idea your own special touch.

Spend a little time at the hobby store, or peruse an online catalog to find stamps and inks that you love.

Most card designers look to specific inks, rubber stamps, paper punches, edgers, stickers, flock, and glitter.