Ocean Twilight Ink Set

We’ve made a simple duo set of inks to help those who want to create wonderful moonscapes, nightly seascapes or write in traditional black and blue inks.

Comprising of; Deep indigo and Black Walnut Ink (with iron)

Usually priced at £14.50 each this set saves you £4 per set

All Inks are handcrafted in the UK using sustainably sourced natural pigments.

Each 30ml bottle has its own batch date, glass ball bearing inside, (to help re-mix any separated pigments) is preserved with organic clove oil and comes with instructions/ tips on best uses.

Granulation when using botanical inks is fairly common as these are rich in pigment and have less fillers then synthetic colours. Small glass balls are added to each bottle to help with blending the inks prior to use. Some colours may have more granulation then others i.e indigo and earth pigments.

Botanical inks blend and mix on an alchemical level rather than standard pigments; that doesn't mean you can’t mix them together; it simply means that adding blue to yellow might not always make green. What this does mean however is that depending on your choice of inks or modifiers you’ll get a variety of tones and colours from one base ingredient. Purely by shifting its ph or adding a little diluted iron water can extend the colour range of once ink.

We’ve added additional photos of ink tests to show you how certain colours may shift and change depending on the modifiers you use.

Made To Order

Our botanical inks are made to order and in small batches to help with the longevity of each set or ink made. Please note that these products can take up to 1-2 weeks to be processed, and potentially even longer during busy trade periods.

Postage and packaging.

Each bottle or set of three bottles will be shipped in a tin storage container with wood wool to prevent damage in transit.

All packaging used is 100% biodegradable and recyclable.

For further tips and tricks head over to the instagram page @printsbynature or Workbook (coming soon) section of the website, where we show our own experiments and tutorials www.printsbynature.com