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I am so used to using Ranger's Adirondack ink - I completely forgot that someone asked me for some images in Staz on so she could watercolor them. I used Ranger ink - will they run?
__________________ Elaine ~ A_Place_For_Ink / Stamp Connoissuer A Place for Ink!
Yes. Adirondack inks are dye inks, so they are water-based. As a matter of fact, I just watercolored an image this week using my Adirondacks and a blender pen.
If you stamped the image in Adirondack ink, it will run with watercoloring. That's what you're asking about, right? not watercoloring using the Adirondack inks...?
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Originally Posted by a_place_for_ink
I am so used to using Ranger's Adirondack ink - I completely forgot that someone asked me for some images in Staz on so she could watercolor them. I used Ranger ink - will they run?
Yes, that is what I did - stamped with Adirondack pitch black, - and wanted to be able to use those stamped images for watercoloring....darn!
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Originally Posted by dini
If you stamped the image in Adirondack ink, it will run with watercoloring. That's what you're asking about, right? not watercoloring using the Adirondack inks...?
__________________ Elaine ~ A_Place_For_Ink / Stamp Connoissuer A Place for Ink!
I was told that you can use the Adirondack pitch black for stamping, then coloring with the copic markers, but not to color with water based markers, as the black ink will run.
I use staz-on for stamping before coloring with the regular markers.
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Does Adirondack work for watercoloring images?
