The art of blending inks is not just about splashing colors on parchment, it's an intricate dance of viscosity and hue. Here are some techniques to take your quill-wielding game to the next level:
Start with a base coat of dark, rich ink (we recommend our 'Sooty Splat' blend). While it's still wet, add a dash of lighter ink to create a marbled effect. Stir until the colors mingle like old friends reunited.
Learn more about The Sooty SplatMix equal parts of blue and yellow ink for a vibrant, electric hue. Use a toothpick to swirl the inks, creating a mesmerizing, fuzzy pattern. The result is a color so bright, it'll make the sun jealous.
See examples of Fuzzy Fusion in actionCombine two or more colors of ink with a touch of gum arab to create a thick, syrupy glaze. Apply with a quill or a brush to achieve a textured, almost three-dimensional effect. Be careful not to clog your quill, or you'll be scraping it out for days.
Get tips on avoiding Glooping Glaze disastersRemember, practice makes perfect. Or does it? Experiment with these techniques and discover your own unique style of quill-wielding mastery!
For more advanced quill-wielding techniques, visit Quill Fencing Fundamentals.