Name: Tom Norton Walnut Ink Darkening Medium
Brand: Tom Norton
Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)

Walnut Ink Darkening Medium is great for adding an extra &quot;punch&quot; to Walnut Ink drawings.   Darkening Medium is a better choice than India Ink, which sacrifices Walnut Ink's unique watercolor characteristics and compromises the ability to lift color or lighten areas. Because it is heavily pigmented and made using the same binder as Walnut Ink, Darkening Medium can be added to or mixed with Walnut Ink without changing the original working properties.   Although Darkening Medium can be used straight from the bottle, it is so heavily pigmented that it will behave more like a sumi ink by staining the paper and not lifting as easily as Walnut Ink.   This fadeproof, watersoluble darkening medium is acid-free and archival.




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Tom Norton Walnut Drawing Ink - Angled view of 60 ml bottle

Walnut Drawing Ink has a full, warm color that looks great with either a pen or brush and is very lightfast.

Walnut Ink Darkening Medium is great for adding an extra &quot;punch&quot; to Walnut Ink drawings. It is heavily pigmented and made from the same binder as Walnut Ink, preserving original working properties. Fadeproof, watersoluble, acid-free, and archival.

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Tom Norton Walnut Ink Darkening Medium

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