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Comparison chart for black inks with Copics?
Hi all,
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www.ilikemarkers.blogspot.com
That may be the blog you are thinking about...you have to look through the archives, but there is a page on which inks worked best with copics.
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Oh sorry...I wasn't reading the whole thing about the photos...
This isn't the one either...since it uses a blue marker...but it's all I found.
http://ellenhutson.typepad.com/ellen...--which-i __________________Cher No longer stamping...on to bigger things.
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Wow what fantastic info! I have both the Georgia Pacific and PTI paper and I just found the Momento ink.. and love it, so happy it was high on her list, as I don't need something new! Imagine that!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
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That's it! That's the one! Thank you so much. And to think of the time I spent trying to search for it... I should have tried posting first.
The Ellen Hutson one looks useful too - thanks 'cjbapp' for that link.
This is such a wonderful forum, everyone's so helpful. Now off to 'study' the article!
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Whoopeeeee! Thanks so much for these charts! My first Copics are on their way so this is just in time, study time, that is!:-D
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Good charts to check back on.
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Memento Ink is the best! It never smudges or smears. It is a fairly new ink on the market. I love it over SU Ink, Memories Ink, Versafine & Stazon
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Is there a trick to using the Memento ink? It bleeds on me on any area that I do a lot of blending on.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Menolly13 Is there a trick to using the Memento ink? It bleeds on me on any area that I do a lot of blending on.
The paper. I used Georgia Pacific from Wal-mart and have had nothing but great results!
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Comparison chart for black inks with Copics?
