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6 comments:
Edward-Ink-Knife-Hands featured at minute 6:39 puts us all to shame.
That was mesmerizing. I have a new appreciation for ink. Thanks Jan!
Leslie - hehe!
Janis - I know, who knew?
this was so beautiful...all the colors and ink movement had me in a trance.
and was it just me, or did other people also just want to get their hands on some of that ink and mix it together and/or play with it? this video made me feel like a little kid =]
Fantastic! Brings back memories of mixing up ink to print on my Vandercook letterpress, sigh. Such happy memories, I particularly remember the smell of the ink and the sound on the rollers.
Wow! This actually made me a little bit emotional. Thanks so much for sharing.
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