(slang) – Print publicity; press coverage. Michael J. Motto Public Relations gets its clients lots of good "ink."
A semi-solid quick drying ink made especially for use in printing. Printing inks are formulated to reduce smudging, picking and other printing problems associated with ink. The choice of ink depends on the type of paper and printing process.
A combination of pigment, pigment carrier or vehicle, and additives. Careful ink formulation by the printer can reduce or prevent smudging, unevenness, picking, and additional printing problems associated with ink. The ink used for a particular job depends on the paper specified and the printing process used.
A fluid comprising solving and oils (called a "medium" or "vehicle") in which a finely ground pigment of plant dyes, minerals, or synthetic dyes is suspended to provide color. The re are many different types of inks for the various printing processes.
Printing ink usually containing varnish or synthetic resin base and drying oils -- ink dries quickly, and does not penetrate far into the paper and is normally used on coated and low-absorbency papers
A combination of pigments, vehicles, resins and additives (e.g., driers) used in printing.
employed universally for centuries for writing and drawing, ink is made up of a pigment (usually black) and a glucocidic (gum or honey) or a proteinaceous aqueous binder. Indian ink is a compound of black ink mixed with gum and resin and hardened by baking. It is waterproof and the resin gives the line a sheen. The Study for ‘The Black Brunswicker’ by Sir John Everett Millais makes use of black ink in the outlines of the costumes worn by both figures, as well as washes of black ink throughout the drawing. By the Cradle and Sweep the Floor, by Arthur Hughes, are rendered mainly in Indian ink.
Like bread and butter, Ink and paper form the cornerstone of what is generally produced through the printed form.
Colored or pigmented liquid or paste composition which consists of two parts: varnish and color.
Data type representing pen strokes, including metadata about the strokes and contextual awareness of where the ink is used in an application.
The fluid used in a pen. Modern fountain pen inks are generally water solutions of aniline dyes, with various additives to improve flow and inhibit mold or other growths.
A liquid used for writing or printing. Medieval ink was a solution of water, gall, and gum and was made black by the addition of carbon (lampblack) and/or iron salts.
A liquid used in printers to create documents and images.
pellet pen a number of firms made pens with a compartment to carry ink pellets, which were to be placed in the barrel and dissolved in water; most such pens were eyedroppers, but lever and button-fillers were also produced; sometimes also called a trench pen, in allusion to their marketing to the military during WW1
a liquid used for printing or writing or drawing
fill with ink; "ink a pen"
The writing or drawing strokes made with a tablet pen.
usually any thin and runny colour using manufacturers secret formulas. Printing ink is usually more sticky and more greasy than writing or drawing ink. Indian ink is black and is traditionally used as a non-soluble drawing ink also known as Chinese ink.
A fluid, semi-fluid, gel or paste material that contains coloring matter and used in pens, brushes, and pads for drawing, writing, stamping, and printing. Inks for each of these purposes differ from one another in their composition and physical properties.
a thick liquid medium that is used to apply colour to paper on a printing press.
Any member of the class design supplied as the :ink argument to a CLIM drawing function.
Liquid used to print images on paper and other substrates.
A pigment placed in the skin during a tattoo
The mixture of colored pigments in a suitable liquid used for printing. Inks are typically either water-based or solvent-based, and they form a solid surface after either curing or drying.
Painoväri Färg The physical substance of colour, for example printing ink. Also see colour.
A specially formulated liquid, usually with a dye base. Majorities of inks are water-based liquids.
Etching inks are very sticky, oil-based inks. About 90% of the pigments used in them are organic products of the petrochemical industry. Inorganic pigments include various oxides such as ochre, sienna and umber. Etching inks contain 20% of pigments, about 30% of vehicles (oils, varnishes or resins), about 45% of solvents and conditioners (silicates affecting viscosity and stickiness), and about 5% of siccatives (drying agents) and antioxidants (substances to prevent the ink from drying in the tin). Most inks are light fast, i.e. they do not bleach in light. An etching ink can be tinted by adding small amounts of artist's oil paint or lithographic or offset ink, without affecting the quality of the ink. If colour is added to the ink, no additional oil is needed. The best oil colours for tinting are translucent, rich oils which do not contain white pigment (viridian, alizarin crimson, Prussian blue, etc.).
broadly used term for substances jetted via a Print-head.
Substance containing pigment(s) generally used for writing. Not usually applied in producing artworks as they are rarely sufficiently permanent. “Printing ink” has different constituents to writing ink, being a more close relation to paint.
Dense fluid used for writing, drawing and printing.
One of several conductive materials used for any of the following purposes: Chip bonding Electrostatic shielding Corona shielding Making connections Repairing of printed circuits Attaching leads Adhesive work Ignition cable sheath coating Making electrode contact and termination surfaces receptive to plating.
Commonly, a colored liquid used for writing and drawing. Printing inks are generally thicker and viscous. Inks may be permanent, (non-fading), or may fade in time.
a liquid medium for drawing or painting available in black, white and a range of colours. Certain types of drawing ink are formulated to be completely waterproof when dry.
Different from normal dye-based inks, pigment inks are thicker and fade resistant, with slower drying times. They are generally bright and vivid and work well on matte papers.
If you were making an ink blot while using a pen, it is a forerunner to a period of sadness. If you were pouring ink into an inkwell it predicts unexpected travel.
Liquid media containing pigment(s) or dyes, used for writing, pen and brush drawing, and printing. Includes India ink, made for use in permanent works. It is water resistant when dry, enabling it to be gone over with a wash or watercolor. Water-soluble drawing ink; though otherwise permanent, it is capable of being washed away with water, and may be preferred to water-resistant ink for certain work.
An ink is a liquid containing various pigments and/or dyes used for colouring a surface to render an or text. Ink is used for drawing or writing with a pen or brush. Thicker inks, in a paste form, are used extensively in letterpress and lithographic printing.