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How to inlay ink in EGT

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batching is a medium that is part of the intaglio process of printmaking processes it consists of a metal plate to which an even ground is applied the ground is a wax ground and axes are resist for the subsequent etch a drawing is made a design is created into the ground and this ground is then placed in a mordant bath which used to be an acid such as a nitric or a hydrochloric acid but now is very commonly a copper sulphate solution plates then removed from the etching solution cleaned dried and the wax ground removed with the solvents this should then reveal the drawn image next into the plate ready to be charged at inking the place is usually then placed onto a hot plate or heated plate that will allow the metal of the clay to warm up which will make the ink that is subsequently forced into the lines the axe lands of the plate to become soft ink is evenly dragged across the surface of the plate and push down into the etched lines you the ink is then cleaned from the

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In ancient Egypt, pigmentsthe materials which give paints their colorwere mostly made from minerals that were gathered or dug from the earth. They were ground down to a fine powder and then mixed with a binder (something to hold it all together) such as gum Arabic.
In ancient Egypt, pigments were sourced from minerals such as iron, copper, and cobalt, which were mixed with liquid binders to create colorful paints. Identifying pigments can yield a wealth of information about ancient objects, including details on sourcing and trade routes.
Writing inks date from about 2500 bc and were used in ancient Egypt and China. They consisted of lampblack ground with a solution of glue or gums, molded into sticks, and allowed to dry. Before use, the sticks were mixed with water.
Reed pens with regular features such as a split nib have been found in Ancient Egyptian sites dating from the 4th century BC. Reed pens were used for writing on papyrus, and were the most common writing implement in antiquity.
The general observation is that the ancient Egyptian black and red inks were made from organic and inorganic material, primarily soot and ocher, which was mixed with a binder, typically gum Arabic, and suspended in water, and at times perhaps in other fluids like animal glue, vegetable oil, and vinegar (13).
The Egyptians invented paper in the form of papyrus sheets, split nib reed pens and ink. They mixed soot with vegetable gum and beeswax to make crude inks. They also substituted soot with other organic material to make ink of different colours, such as red ochre to make red ink.

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