Modifier - Iron water 30ml
Botanical inks can be bought alongside modifiers to open you to an endless world of colour possibilities.
Iron is typically used to darken or ‘sadden’ colours - mixed with higher tanin inks can make almost black inks ( Oak gall, black walnut hull, Eucalyptus) .
Note that Iron can separate pigment from water and can course interesting textural effects when adding too much - a little goes a long way.
We’ve made high concentrated liquid modifiers for you to help you with your creativity and curiosity.
Modifiers are of a high concentration so its best to use a little to start with and work your way up to a 1:1 ratio.
Droppers are brilliant at getting more precise measurements and prevent your paint brushes and nibs from getting damaged/ tarnished.
Please note
Shake well before using.
Iron and copper can also be carossive to other metals and cause rust - its best to keep a clean work area and wash brushes frequently.
Although every effort has been made to ensure consistency between batches colours and strengths may differ from one batch to another
Botanical inks can be bought alongside modifiers to open you to an endless world of colour possibilities.
Iron is typically used to darken or ‘sadden’ colours - mixed with higher tanin inks can make almost black inks ( Oak gall, black walnut hull, Eucalyptus) .
Note that Iron can separate pigment from water and can course interesting textural effects when adding too much - a little goes a long way.
We’ve made high concentrated liquid modifiers for you to help you with your creativity and curiosity.
Modifiers are of a high concentration so its best to use a little to start with and work your way up to a 1:1 ratio.
Droppers are brilliant at getting more precise measurements and prevent your paint brushes and nibs from getting damaged/ tarnished.
Please note
Shake well before using.
Iron and copper can also be carossive to other metals and cause rust - its best to keep a clean work area and wash brushes frequently.
Although every effort has been made to ensure consistency between batches colours and strengths may differ from one batch to another
Botanical inks can be bought alongside modifiers to open you to an endless world of colour possibilities.
Iron is typically used to darken or ‘sadden’ colours - mixed with higher tanin inks can make almost black inks ( Oak gall, black walnut hull, Eucalyptus) .
Note that Iron can separate pigment from water and can course interesting textural effects when adding too much - a little goes a long way.
We’ve made high concentrated liquid modifiers for you to help you with your creativity and curiosity.
Modifiers are of a high concentration so its best to use a little to start with and work your way up to a 1:1 ratio.
Droppers are brilliant at getting more precise measurements and prevent your paint brushes and nibs from getting damaged/ tarnished.
Please note
Shake well before using.
Iron and copper can also be carossive to other metals and cause rust - its best to keep a clean work area and wash brushes frequently.
Although every effort has been made to ensure consistency between batches colours and strengths may differ from one batch to another