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    Default I've Been Mixing IG Inks: ESSRI+G10+Green+Sepia

    Hi,

    some of my favorite inks are iron gall. So I took some of these to see what happens when I mix them. :-)

    The inks:
    ESSRI, blue-black IG
    Gutenberg G10 Urkundentinte "Schwarz" black IG
    Platinum Classic Forest Black, green IG
    Platinum Classic Sepia Black, brown IG

    1. I wanted to make Forest Black darker and less yellowish:
    My favorite: 75% Forest / 25% ESSRI (darker but not a cold green)

    EG_01.jpg

    2.: Forest Black mixed with G10:
    Favorite: 67% Forest / 33% G10 (a "Moddergrün" = murky gray green)

    EG_02.jpg

    3.: Forest Black with G10 and ESSRI:
    Favorite: 40% Forest / 40% G10 / 20% ESSRI (subtle gray-green)

    EG_03.jpg


    4.: G10 mixed with ESSRI to remove the aubergine tint:
    Favorite: 75% G10 / 25% ESSRI

    EG_04.jpg

    5.: Sepia Black and ESSRI:
    Favorite: 50% Sepia Black / 50% ESSRI (nice dark gray-black)

    EG_05.jpg


    Nib used: Swan B-stub; paper: Clairefontaine 90g/m3
    Photos were taken 10 days after writing.
    No mixture developed a sediment in these ten days.

    Best
    Jens
    Last edited by SchaumburgSwan; November 25th, 2018 at 07:17 PM.
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