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| Brilliance stamped with an acrylic stamp |
I also tried some other things. Firstly Tsukineko Archival Brilliance Pigment Ink in the colourway Lightning Black This is a very attractive dark coloured ink with gold mica particles. Though I think of lightning as silver coloured more than gold...
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| Brilliance Pigment Ink stamped with the Stamp Material |
Anyway it does not coat the stamp, but spread out fairly well when stamped on paper. As you see it isn't that great with the purchased clear stamp either. Next I have an embossed sample, done with a Ranger Emboss IT Clear embossing ink pad and purple metallic Zing! embossing powder purchased from Spotlight. The Zing seems much less fine than embossing powder I have used in then past. I did not use an antistatic mat and my heat gun is not that great, it seems to blow pretty strongly.
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| Embossed with Zing |
The yellow sample is Fluid Chalk Ink Pad Made in Taiwan from a Riot Art And Crafts shop. It stamps pretty well with the Silhouette material but it left a kind of faint halo around it on the paper, as though some oil from the stamp ink spread into the paper. The same happened with a gray rubber stamp. I will try to get a better quality chalk ink.
Update: I got a different colour of the same ink and it didn't have that problem.
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| Riot Art and Craft Chalk Ink |
Last we have Tsukineko Water Soluble Pigment Ink in Serenade. I bought this years ago but it still works. By years ago I mean at least ten years, possibly many, many more.
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| old but still working Tsukineko Serenade |
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