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Tri-Art Mfg. Impressions Block Printing Ink Yellow Light is a block printing ink choice for relief and printmaking projects where you want dependable colour and coverage.
This shade is listed as Yellow Light in the product title, a useful option for building a palette for cards, posters, and small editions.
Pair it with a brayer for even inking, then print by hand with steady pressure using a baren or similar tool.
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| Tri-Art Mfg. Impressions Block Printing Ink Yellow Light is a block printing ink choice for relief and printmaking projects where you want dependable colour and coverage. This shade is listed as Yellow Light in the product title, a useful option for building a palette for cards, posters, and small editions. Pair it with a brayer for even inking, then print by hand with steady pressure using a baren or similar tool.
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Tri-Art Mfg. Impressions Block Printing Ink Yellow Light is a block printing ink choice for relief and printmaking projects where you want dependable colour and coverage.
This shade is listed as Yellow Light in the product title, a useful option for building a palette for cards, posters, and small editions.
Pair it with a brayer for even inking, then print by hand with steady pressure using a baren or similar tool.
