Lascaux Tusche Wash Oil-based Ink Japanese HoSho paper

Japanese HoSho paper

Monotype ghost prints

Gold and Silver

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Use with lino

Lascaux Tusche Wash Oil-based Ink Japanese HoSho paperThis tusche has handling qualities similar to ink and can be diluted to make graduated washes typical of stone lithography. By scratching into the dry marks, delicate non printing lines can be created. Work on a clean white horizontal surface or a lightbox. Shake the container very thoroughly before squeezing some tusche into a china or glass bowl. Different types of brushes, paint shapers, rags and sponges can be used.