Daniel Smith - Walnut Ink
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- Water-based ink from walnut husk
- Rich sepia color resists fading
- Works with brushes and dip pens
- Layers and lifts like watercolor
- Acid-free formula for archival work
- Re-wettable for extended blending
Draw luminous sepia lines that lift and layer like watercolor
Lay down concentrated lines with dip pens, build atmospheric washes with brushes, or lift highlights from dried layers using clean water and a damp brush. The water-based formula handles like watercolor, allowing you to layer progressively darker values or thin it for subtle tonal work.
Daniel Smith formulates this ink with the same attention to lightfastness as their Extra Fine Watercolors, producing sepia tones that resist fading over time. Acid-free composition protects paper from deterioration, making it suitable for archival work and finished pieces rather than just preliminary sketches. The re-wettable property means you can reactivate dried ink to blend edges, create gradients, or incorporate it into mixed media compositions where you're building up translucent layers. Natural variation in walnut husk creates subtle color complexity that synthetic sepia inks can't match, each wash reveals slight shifts in undertone that add depth to atmospheric landscapes and figure studies.
