As an artist, I’m always looking for ways to bring more authenticity into my work. Over the years, I’ve experimented with various mediums, but I’ve never felt truly connected to the materials I used. Most of the art supplies we buy today are mass-produced and often filled with chemicals that don’t align with my values […]

As an artist, I’ve always believed that the materials I use should align with my values. I’ve dabbled in eco-friendly paints, recycled paper, and upcycled materials, but when I first heard about making ink from plants, I was intrigued—and, to be honest, a little skeptical. Could plant-based ink really measure up to the convenience and

As a calligrapher, the ink I use is more than just a medium—it’s the foundation of my work. Each brushstroke, each flourish, is influenced by the quality and characteristics of the ink. For years, I’ve relied on store-bought inks, but something always felt a little… off. They were often too thick, too thin, or lacked

As an artist, I’ve always been on the lookout for new ways to connect more deeply with the materials I use. While I love experimenting with different mediums, something always felt missing—a true connection to nature, to the very essence of the materials I was working with. That’s when I stumbled upon Natural Ink Making,