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Brian Clegg AK16 Drawing Inks Assortment Set of 12

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06-0272

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Brand: Brian Clegg  Copy to clipboard MPN: AK16  Copy to clipboard EAN-13: 5051170067008
  • Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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A set of water-based drawing inks suitable for every application and technique.


  • 12 assorted colours
  • Suitable for calligraphy, fountain pen, brush, technical pen and airbrush
  • Colours include burnt sienna, yellow, white, black, orange, crimson, apple green, lemon, scarlet, violet, turquoise and dark green
  • May be mixed or diluted to produce an infinite variety of shades and hues
  • For use on paper and board
  • Use them like liquid watercolours for washes and shading
  • Not recommended for use on drafting film
  • Non-toxic or hazardous
  • Supplied in 28ml screw top plastic bottles
  • CE approved
  • Supplied in sets of 12

Please Note: The Packaging of this item may be subject to change without notice.


Type Marbling ink
Colour(s) Assorted
Pack Size 10x28ml

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05 March 2019 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 06-0272
Q. How lightfast are they?
A. Hi Carol, thank you for your question. The supplier has stated: "The drawing inks when painted out will fade due to their lightfast instability as they are acid dyes and absorb light energy which degrades them, if the picture is framed this will hep to slow down this effect as the glass prevents the oxygen which is required for the degradation to occur. The actual inks themselves benefit from being kept in a cupboard i.e. dark as this will ensure a greater shelf life and protection from UV rays. All dyes are susceptible to light damage but some are worse than others so other dyes will fade over time too, which is why it is best to either keep the art work in a folder or to frame it while on display."

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