But still, some are done in real colored inks like acrylic inks.
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Invisible inks, or "smart inks," can be used for everything from preventing counterfeit money to simply storing information.
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Print includes the various methods and alchemies of making inks stick to a page and how well those inks endure over centuries.
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These methods have already been adapted to print basic electronic circuits, by replacing conventional graphic inks with conductive inks that can carry an electric current.
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It's about dabbling with inks and penning steamy romance novels.
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So yes, it's cute and addictive — the ultimate combo. INKS
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The fact that Inks is so beautiful shouldn't be surprising.
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His mastery of painting in watercolors and inks is inimitable.
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In fact, one in five tattoo inks contained carcinogenic chemicals, and a vast majority of the inks tested did not comply with international health safety standards for ink composition, an Australian government-sponsored study found.
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High-quality papers and inks smell organic, he says, not chemical.
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That being said, vegan and traditional tattoo inks carry similar risks.
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The inks are manufactured by Scalp Aesthetics, Dynamic Color and Color Art.
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Special inks were used, making RGB pictures look really good on paper.
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Ziazi creates her illustrations primarily through analogue mediums like gouache and inks.
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The industry has evolved from pencils and inks to computers and tablets.
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Baidu also inks a deal to build self-driving tech with Volvo.
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A more complex image would require multiple pressings with differently colored inks.
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Written by Adam Bash, pencils by Jim Lawson, inks by Colin Panetta.
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The difference in inks may not be apparent to the naked eye.
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How he's gonna spend his money when he inks his new deal.
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Also, I've scanned the inks in a different way than I normally do.
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AND FINALLY ... Changing colors Presenting color-changing inks that respond to the environment.
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That group found barium, copper, mercury and other unsafe components in tattoo inks.
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The inks will be used to tattoo a smiley face on Thorne's forearm.
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Off to the side: inks, paints, and fine squirrel hair brushes from India.
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One of those companies, called Clayton, produces decorative wrapping with water-based inks.
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Chinese EV startup Nio inks a $1.4 billion lifeline with a Chinese city.
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While at Atelier 240 in Paris, a studio founded by the pioneering British printmaker Stanley William Hayter, Reddy refined a technique that allows variously colored inks to be printed at the same time by controlling the viscosities of the inks.
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Now we've evolved into different resin inks that are impervious to solvents and waters.
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Once we had my ideal shape, Berry began matching her inks to my hairs.
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These inks react to invisible changes around us like heat, pressure, moisture and light.
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Each Steidl title is unique, printed with a bespoke combination of inks and papers.
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"We spent a week mixing inks according to the series' color palette," she writes.
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However, sections where Bearden used high-quality paint and inks have not changed a bit.
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He made the drawing in colored inks on a hard surface, and let them dry.
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These synthetic products are used to make adhesives, coating materials and inks, among other things.
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"Cheaper inks cost five dollars for one kilogram—this ink costs thirty dollars," Steidl said.
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Rather than using traditional tattoo inks, the fluids used by the MIT researchers are biosensors.
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While preservatives are allowed in certain quantities, inks often exceed those levels, Laux tells me.
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All its products even come in packages made with FSC-certified paper and naturally renewable inks.
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Written by Scott Snyder, pencils by Greg Capullo, inks by Danny Miki, colors by FCO Plascencia.
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Written by Dan Jurgens, pencils by Lee Weeks, inks by Scott Hana, colors by Jeromy Cox.
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Using industry-leading archival Giclée inks, this piece depicts the raw emotion that words cannot capture.
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The team is now working on potential improvements, says Rühs, such as creating inks with different properties.
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DC Inks' Batman: Gotham High is slated to celebrate Selina Kyle's Latinx identity rather than whitewashing her.
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Air Ink by Graviky Labs in India is transforming airborne pollutants into consumer safe inks and paints.
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Many have mixed ash, hair or other material with inks to include organics in tattooing for years.
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Castor oil is a pale yellow vegetable oil often used in soaps, inks, lubricants, paint, and perfume.
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Inks by State Of Play Games: It's pinball, mashed up with a puzzle game, mashed up with.. paint?
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From Kubert's pencils, to Janson's inks, to Anderson's colors, this book really finds it feet in the art.
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The colours of carbon-based inks were manipulated by burning twigs and mixing the soot with Arabic gum.
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And she was sparing with her indelible inks, since once you put ink on you couldn't shift it.
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Phthalates are a family of chemicals that are widely used in soaps, plastics, adhesives, rubbers, inks and fragrances.
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Radiologists say this magnet-based reaction is rare, but some have suggested simply avoiding iron-based tattoo inks.
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Jankowska constructs her artworks from variations of translucent and highly pigmented black and berry-red watercolors and inks.
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Charles says she only uses water-based inks because they're safe for the wearer and gentler on the environment.
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The goal with Inks was to not only make pinball beautiful, but also something approachable to non-hardcore players.
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Certain tattoo inks can be toxic, with some containing carcinogenic compounds, a 2012 Danish Environmental Protection Agency study found.
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The images print in rich, heavy black inks, a drastic alteration from what he sees on the [archival] microfilm.
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The printing process swirls to life in red, gold and black inks, on paper from Fez or distant Venice.
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The team behind the book actually created custom paper and custom inks to accurately portray the products and colors.
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Although reams of the texts survive on papyrus, bark and parchment, the ingredients of the inks remain a mystery.
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Inkjet printers were first developed in the 1960s, and early computer inks were made from food dye and water.
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With no inks, no coatings, and composed of renewable plant fibers, Hefty Paper Plates are best for the environment.
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A small vial of Everence can be brought to a tattoo artist and added to any type of inks.
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Most inks contain organic pigments, but they can also use contaminants and preservatives like nickel, chromium, manganese, or cobalt.
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To render his apocalyptic scenes, Umekawa drops inks in a water tank and uses a color filter as a strobe.
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His pencils and inks call back to the style of Dave Gibbons' original Watchmen art while also being wholly original.
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Given a large enough operation, Sharma figured, his sooty ink might offer a pollution-fighting alternative to traditional black inks.
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Before our biggest issue was trying to make the inks last, now it's about getting it off after a shooting.
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However, instead of buying inks from the manufacturer directly, Brother's new connected printers are placing Amazon orders on your behalf.
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Go deeper: Why U.S. offshore wind is finally going big New York inks largest offshore wind agreement in the U.S.
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It's very tiny amounts of graphene being mixed into things like rubbers and plastics and cement and paint and inks.
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Even more concerning, carcinogens were identified in 83 percent of black inks – by far the most popular color for tattoos.
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As Reuters points out, Amazon Video Direct often inks smaller deals for streaming-only films that won't go to theaters.
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The inks and adhesives have to be recyclable in the same stream as the rest of the package, Goodrich said.
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If Lindelof inks a deal to lead this new adaptation, Synder won't have any role in its development, Variety reports.
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And the little honey-pot-like jar comes in a package made with FSC-certified paper and naturally renewable inks.
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Ultimately, Dr. Bandodkar thinks that these inks can make their way into everything from solar panels to implantable medical devices.
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It can be found in plastics, paints, inks, enamels, electronics, industrial and consumer cleaning products and arts and crafts materials.
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Axiom Space inks deal with SpaceX to take private astronauts into space — and possibly corner the private space-mission market
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"He brought a level of art to the pages that aren't really in the pencils and inks," Mr. Morrison said.
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Certain types of tattoo inks have been recalled after the Food and Drug Administration found they were contaminated with "harmful" bacteria.
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I only use large brushes — you can see one at the back — and the eye droppers that come with the inks.
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VOCs are produced by burning fossil fuels and are found in petrochemicals, printing inks, paints, and other industrial and consumer chemicals.
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But dry erase markers use inks with a minimal adhesive, making notes and drawings that can be easily wiped away afterwards.
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Written by J.T. Krul, pencils by V. Ken Marion, inks by Sean Parsons, colors by Andrew Dalhouse, letters by Sal Cipriano.
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"We collaborated with Tiger Beer to pilot our inks to bring together artists and create awareness on air pollution," says Graviky.
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" Mr. Kesel inks on paper, but he believes the biggest digital innovation is the computer's undo function: "Don't like that line?
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They have also established a company called Inkling Cambridge to commercialise the formulation and develop other electronic inks, coatings and paints.
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Narrator: Lip blushing is a semipermanent, cosmetic tattoo that uses water-based inks to achieve a tinted, natural-looking lip color.
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Under the United States Food and Drug Administration, tattoo inks are viewed as cosmetics, a designation that Everence will also adopt.
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Researchers there have created a printer that uses special inks that mimic the reflective qualities of oil and lacquer and lead.
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Armed with heavy body acrylics, inks, and colors pencils, Damien chisels out vibrant patterns and portraits taken from the animal kingdom.
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And then it'd be swirling in inks and dyes and glitter and dust so that space itself was viscous and present.
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So if the stone were ever displayed with inks and calligraphy brushes, it could be a witty affiliation with a famous writer.
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A large part of the breakthrough was actually developing six different printable inks capable of integrating sensors within the tissue being printed.
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Moo business cards allow customers to design highly personalized cards using their own photos on heavy paper stock printed with saturated inks.
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The Pen also comes with a refillable ink cartridge, so discriminating writers can restock with one of 453 inks of their choosing.
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The Pen also comes with a refillable ink cartridge, so discriminating writers can restock with one of 2500 inks of their choosing.
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There are plenty of digital pinball apps out there, but Inks is a new option that stands out because of its beauty.
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But reformulated inks and redesigned pens, above, are finding a new audience among writers who are rediscovering the tactile pleasure of paper.
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Mr. Tardif follows his ethics of self-sufficiency in the woods of Massachusetts, where he concocts and bottles his inks by himself.
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In her earlier art, Douglas used inks and water-based media on raw linen, which resulted in delicately nuanced, mostly monochromatic works.
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British spies used semen as invisible ink during WWIBritish spies were experimenting with all kinds of invisible inks during the first World War.
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From initial trials with inks, to the direct application of oil paint, Onditi experiments with chemicals along with transferred images, prints, and filmstrips.
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He had experimented with inks, and came up with a compound that gave enough of an appearance of gilding to do the trick.
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The sofa's outer shell is made from washing machine-safe canvas that's been printed with an oversized Minimoog design using eco-friendly inks.
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That printout can then be fed back into the other side of the printer, and finished with standard inkjet inks to add color.Vinyl?
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To that end, he drew on cheap printer paper and inked it traditionally using brushes, India inks, charcoal sticks, dry pastels, and graphite.
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Japanese artists arriving in the city introduced new inks and styles, with rice paper stencils giving way to acetate in the early 1900s.
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"Amid the esoteric imagery there were also recipes for color pigments, inks, metallurgical effects, and ceramic glazes," Dr. Brafman tells The Creators Project.
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Once added to a print, the inks create a surface that turns different colors, based on the kind of light it's exposed to.
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Rather than provide inks directly, it sold the means by which a printer could faithfully and consistently reproduce any color in Pantone's library.
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This gives the painting a strongly graphic feel, as if it has been screen-printed in wonderful opaque inks for a magazine spread.
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The University of Newcastle is one of only three sites in the world testing printed solar, which uses electronic inks to conduct electricity.
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It is completely free from harsh chemicals, dyes, inks, and synthetic scents so you can feel good about choosing it for your cats.
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A new art project, as seen on FastCo Design, solves our age-old struggle with walls by embedding circuitry in wallpaper, using conductive inks.
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Host Hass Otsmane-Elhaou's video essay shows off the work of Scott Williams as he inks the work of famed comic artist Jim Lee.
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The new pigments — similar to those found in bird feathers and elsewhere in nature — could be added to paints, plastics, inks and other products.
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Among the concerns are the long-term effects tattoo inks can have on the immune system, pathology specimen interpretation, and other unforeseen health complications.
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Newer, easy-to-remove inks are being patented, which may represent a healthier approach due to biodegradable ingredients, and a more predictable laser response.
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An alternative, being worked on by Tawfique Hasan and his research group at Cambridge University, is to include flakes of graphene in such inks.
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Hoodline inks free partnerships with media platforms to supply content for the first part; the second part has ads running alongside the recommended articles.
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Shelves were lined with inks made by a company near Hannover: warm gray, cool gray, something called "skeleton gray," and high-body intensive black.
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In this case, artistic games like INKS, Dots & Co and Steppy Pants will be right up a hipster's alley, while nursing a cuppa brew.
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Thanks to prepackaged inks and mixing mediums, transforming your creation from loose powder into gloss or pressed powder is designed to be fuss-free.
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Weed is a great catalyst for testing out ideas, but I don't draw final inks or try to screen print after puffing a blunt.
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The company has gone on to develop tissue-specific bio-inks that contain growth factors needed to stimulate particular types of cells, including stem cells.
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The FDA advises that all customers ask the tattoo artist or studio about the inks they use, and avoid using any of the recalled products.
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For the fall '17 collections, denim was polarized into light and dark, with rich indigos and inks playing off '80s- and Americana-inspired light washes.
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They then used a texturing technique to extract ink marks from the data and to detect bright pixels, indicated dense materials like lead-based inks.
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Inks is a former member of the Michigan Republican Party State Committee and was the Republican nominee for Michigan's 14th State House district in 2014.
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Constructing her paintings from a combination of watercolor and various inks, viewers are effortlessly captured and driven into Jankowska's mysterious Brothers Grimm-like fairy tale.
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For the first 15 years here, I worked with inks used in printing on textiles on quite a few applications, from T-shirts to curtains.
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Drawings and "On a Clear Day" (1974), a remarkable suite of silk-screened grids and lines in inks that uncannily mimic graphite, provide rhythmic relief.
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He printed in blue, green and blue-green inks on paper washed with pink, blue, green or purple-brown, and frequently brushed on more color.
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According to a European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC) report published in 2016, chemical ingredients—ones that would show up in vegan inks as well—were the number one issue in 95 percent of the 126 tattoo ink cases reported to the EU's rapid alert system for dangerous products (and of that 95 percent, two-thirds of the cases were from US-imported inks).
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Using a similar procedure, Thomas has also referred to Lee Krasner's collage paintings by digitally printing colored inks on canvas (alas, not represented in the exhibition).
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These markers are part of Crayola's newest Marker Maker and give kids a chance to mix their own scents using pineapple-, blueberry- and cherry-scented inks.
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If Amazon inks a deal with the NFL, it could potentially benefit from sales of merchandise through its online store, something Netflix isn't able to do.
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"Having the opportunity to work towards a common goal has helped to improve their relationship, and resolve disputes peacefully," said Mercy Corps peacebuilding adviser Lisa Inks.
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HP promises that future 3D printers could address each voxel with a different combination of inks to vary material properties like color, conductivity, transparency and strength.
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Packaged in recycled cardboard printed with soy inks, the trucks, like the company's popular 17-piece tea set, are classic toys with a 21st-century ethos.
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The Albers exhibition even included silkscreened pages from the original limited edition version of Albers's book Interaction of Color, with inks that Reed himself had mixed.
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Following that external power's instructions, she later used colored inks to produce abstract images, whose organic forms and energetic compositions evoke nature's varied forces and rhythms.
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Tyrian purple and imitation dyes were also used to make expensive bibles and to denote their value with purple pages written upon with gold and silver inks.
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PICS: TATTOO ARTISTS INKS WHATEVER HE WANTS ON CLIENTS "The September issue means nothing anymore," said Sam Shahid, founder of branding, advertising and design agency Shahid & Company.
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These graphene inks have a low boiling point which means they are able to be washed a little over 20 times before the circuit no longer works.
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We process the captured pollution to remove the heavy metals and carcinogens but the inks used for art work/graffiti etc are not fit for inhalation/ingestion.
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She used waxes, inks, washes, and resin to achieve shadows and texture in her clay pieces, and would incorporate found objects and organic matter into her work.
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During a recent residency at Eyebeam in New York City, he researched how bacteria could be used as inks in various printing processes, like silkscreening or stamping.
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You can write smoothly and crisply on the Five Star using an array of pens and pencils, with minimal bleed-through with all but the wettest of inks.
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A special printing process was developed for the poster, which involved the use of reflective inks similar to the glowing materials used in reflective clothing worn by cyclists.
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"By tackling the drivers of conflict, mainly competition for scarce resources, these herders and farmers will be more likely to sustain peace," Inks told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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PANDORA INKS LICENSES: Pandora has passed another two legal hurdles to the establishment of a streaming service that can compete with the likes of Spotify and Apple Music.
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Even smells will be part of the exhibition, from the herbs used to make inks and dyes to the freshly hewn cedar aroma of the caravansary pavilion itself.
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Biotech startups are developing creative methods to mix tattoo inks with biogenic additives including cremated ash, carbonized hair, and even DNA from both the dead and the living.
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One option for making cheaper components en masse is to print electronic devices, using a process that looks much like conventional printing, but with special, electrically functional inks.
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His father, who is retired, was a research scientist, designing pigments used for automobile paint, fibers and printing inks, in the Tarrytown, N.Y., offices of Ciba Specialty Chemicals.
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Photo: ZebraZebra claims the development of the new highlighter took three years and required the testing of over 450 prototype inks before it found the perfect no-smear recipe.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads To combat growing levels of air pollution worldwide, a technology and design team is converting airborne pollutants into consumer safe inks and paints.
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As an anecdote, I once managed a $50,000 photo lab system that burned a dozen CDs at once while printing multiple formats across a variety of chemistries and inks.
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On top of being super strong, these napkins are also SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative) certified and free from the inks, dyes, and fragrances that some paper napkin brands use.
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"Tattoo inks today are permanent because of the fact that the dye molecules are too big for your body's immune system to take away," explains co-founder Anthony Lam.
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E-commerce retailers can easily offer up cardboard boxes with recycled content, FSC-certified tissue paper, and soy-based inks, which can all be stuffed in the recycling bin.
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Police also seized 1,833 counterfeit banknotes worth nearly 70,000 euros during searches around Portugal, as well as objects used in counterfeiting including computers, printers, holographic stickers and ultraviolet inks.
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In a process reminiscent of high school art class, the wafers are screen printed with chemical inks on each side in an automated sequence and then fired in kilns.
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He uses an open-screen-printing method, which allows the wet inks (black, oatmeal, sulfuric yellow) to bleed into each other, and maintains the mark of his own hand.
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Wrap gifts with alternative materials & send e-cards "Traditional wrapping paper typically can't be recycled through curbside programs due to dyes and inks used in the paper," King explains.
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After plotting the series in drawings, she covered each canvas with colored inks; then, using a palette knife, with multiple layers of encaustic mixed from acrylic paint and wax.
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The FDA found out about the contaminated inks through inspections and routine surveys, and added that they are working "with manufacturers and retailers" to remove the products from the market.
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In the early days, it was cultivated for fabrics and inks; today it's making a major comeback in the skin and body products we keep stocked in our medicine cabinets.
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These inks are supposed to be invisible unless activated by light or heat, but in practice, you can usually still see a little bit of what's written with the ink.
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The Ancient Ink Laboratory, a collaboration between Columbia University and New York University, is using nondestructive techniques like micro Raman spectroscopy, microscopy and infrared photography to scrutinize inks on documents.
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It all looks great, anyway, particularly considering that her color palette consists largely of light greens and bright oranges, hues that standard printing inks can never reproduce with full vibrancy.
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To simulate the singularity and the subsequent formation of matter, gas clouds, galaxies, and planets, De Giuli applied an assortment of inks, fluids, and light to a tiny crystal ball.
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The bedroom opens into a studio packed with four massive presses (two for lithography and two for etching), papers, inks and printing stones, all lit by a wall of windows.
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The show, "Words, Breath, Gesture," features more than 25 works on paper as well as several paintings on canvas that Mr. Massoudy has created with his own tools and inks.
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But in addition to the inks and presses, there was a Mac SE and design software that we could use instead of having to rely on our own freehand skills.
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Early Japanese, Chinese, and Korean artists painted on thin sheets of silk or paper, using pigments of carbon-based inks, mineral colors, and vegetable dyes particular to their geographical regions.
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In masterful woodcut prints, such as "Ballad of Terror" (1975), she contrasts bold, abstract (but symbolic) images with pale, thin, rice paper so that nervy color inks may filter through.
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The soot then goes through a number of processes that remove carcinogens to yield purified, carbon-based pigments, which then undergo another chemical process to create the final inks and paints.
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Instead of only printing black lines on the flat polymer sheets, colored inks were used that would react, or not react, based on the color of light they were subjected to.
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In 2012, two of Pili's co-founders, a synthetic biologist named Thomas Landrain and a designer, Marie-Sarah Adenis, realized that they could grow bacteria that produced natural inks and dyes.
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In poring over Roman texts, Ms. Becker has found references to indelible and invisible inks on the market, some of them highly valued, and complaints about adulterated ingredients and poor quality.
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As the gelatin is washed away, the image appears and is engraved by acid treatments on the plate, which then is covered with a special mix of thick paste-like inks.
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The works I gravitate toward began their lives as prints, made with oil-based etching inks, and then (after some rumination) Sabharwal subjected them to transparent washes of watercolor and opaque pastels.
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The project has also brought together farmers and herders to keep bees and produce honey, grow cassava and rice, and build joint markets where they can trade with each other, Inks said.
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Yoga Design Lab makes yoga mats from natural tree rubber, recycled plastic bottle microfibres, and water-based inks, so the yogi on your list can get extra zen during their next class.
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Rather than using traditional tattoo inks, the fluids used by the MIT researchers change colors in response to changes in interstitial fluid, or the stuff that surrounds tissue cells in the body.
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"Many inks that glow in the dark contain phosphorus, a dangerous element that can be incredibly toxic to humans depending on where it's derived," Joel Schlessinger, MD, a dermatologic surgeon, told Mic.
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Orra's second book, "Fungi Selecti Picti" ("Selected Painted Mushrooms"), featured 100 mycological specimens whose tops she painted with watery inks of gray, brown and amber and whose undersides she detailed with pen.
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"We can capture ECG signal from a number of different conductive materials (metals, fabrics, inks, etc) and also from a number of different locations on the body (wrist, fingers, chest, etc.)," she added.
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Working primarily with gouache, acrylics, colored pencils, and inks, she envisions her subjects—oftentimes animals and children—as expressive forms within muted forest environments, as well as warm, lived-in interiors of homes.
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The inks used for the new stamp can be damaged by UV light, so the Post Office recommends keeping it hidden away in a special envelope they will happily charge you extra for.
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Other artists in the show employ experimental methods — such as aquatint, chine collé, cliché-verre, roulette — use tin, steel, and zinc plates (instead of the typical copper), and exploit different inks and papers.
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Kubrick had seen a Canadian educational film titled "Universe," which rendered outer space by suspending inks and paints in vats of paint thinner and filming them with bright lighting at high frame rates.
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The agency has not indicated its intentions regarding NMP, also known as N-Methylpyrrolidone, a solvent found in plastics, paints, inks, enamels, electronics, industrial and consumer cleaning products, and arts and crafts materials.
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The famous tattoo artist who inks up NBA stars including LeBron James, Tristan Thompson and Danny Green is suing the company behind the NBA2K17 video game ... claiming they used his art without permission.
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In old printing presses, metal plates got coated in colored inks, and the key plate, which usually had the darkest ink on it, is what provided all the detail and contrast to the image.
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Wye's groupings emphasize not only how Bourgeois would continually revisit decades-old ideas and images, but also how printmaking allowed her to use a single plate to experiment with different inks, colors, and embellishments.
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"Most inks are just like a pure powder pigment mixed with a wetting agent—like propylene glycol or something like that—that the body can break down and leaves the ink behind," Mostrom says.
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The DNA extraction technique was developed by a company called Everence, which can turn hair, ash, grass, sand or any other material into a microencapsulated powder that tattoo artists can mix into their inks.
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"Lee said Microsoft uses the categories when it inks a "big partnership" with another company, but a Microsoft spokesperson said horizons are used generally to "help customers think about their technology deployment and goals.
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Directly behind Donald Trump in the Oval Office as he inks his bundle of biases into edicts is the newly installed portrait of the seventh president, Andrew Jackson, a shock-haired, vainglorious slave driver.
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It&aposs typical for tattoo artists to blend inks from multiple manufacturers to make new colors, but doing so would prevent Inque&aposs ink from working, "which would ultimately bastardize the brand," he said.
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In fact ... Howard says it's so clear the fit works -- he tells us he'd prefer Philly inks Bryce to a deal if it came down to Harper or other mega free agent Manny Machado.
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David Ratzan, the head librarian at N.Y.U.'s Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, said that no one is certain how soot and other charred ingredients in black inks were made and harvested.
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Pigments found in tattoo inks are often developed for the textile, plastics, or car paint industries, according to the FDA, and are made up of everything from minerals to industrial organics to plastic-based pigments.
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So as the music rises inside the Madera design showroom-turned-gallery, Yarinsky and I sit side by side as artists Sara Antoinette Martin and Gabriel Pantoja, from Brooklyn Tattoo, ready their inks and needles.
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Mr. Putman, also 29, is a technical sales representative of Penn Color, a family-owned manufacturer of plastic colorants, color concentrates, pigment dispersions and inks; it is based in Doylestown, Pa. He graduated from Duke.
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Collaborating with Mr. Hayter and a fellow Indian artist, Kaiko Moti, Mr. Reddy developed a printing method based on the use of colored inks of varying viscosities to produce complex images from a single plate.
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Riley, the owner, specializes in a stripped-down, folk art and engraving-inspired style that gave Jeiven license to jettison the color inks she says she never felt comfortable working with and cultivate her distinctive approach.
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Momentus seeks up to $25 million as it inks deals to transport cargo beyond low Earth orbit Pence's proclamation came after delays forced NASA to push back the first crewed mission to the Moon until 2028.
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The teen-angled imprint DC Inks set for 2019 will include Teen Titans: Raven, giving a character who is a woman the center role, and Shadow of the Batgirl starring Cassandra Cain, the first Asian Batgirl.
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Others have tried to promote tattoo inks that are more easily shattered by lasers, but these haven't caught on because "tattoo artists weren't interested in making it easier for people to remove their art," he said.
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Bartholomeusz notes that other quality assurance tech include specialized symbols, inks and holograms, though many of those products have the disadvantages of being replicable by high-quality printers or relying on consumers' ability to recognize them.
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They used a special technique they developed called "color-contoning," which involves using a 3D printer and 10 different transparent inks stacked in very thin layers, much like the wafers and chocolate in a Kit-Kat bar.
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Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE's administration and who currently teaches at the University of Kansas.
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By using the pen to measure and siphon the exact value of the three inks — and mixing it with makeup base powder (all sold by Mink) — you can create custom eye shadow, lip gloss, blush, and more.
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Given that just about every big-shot politician who leaves the DC circus immediately inks a book deal, it's not surprising that ousted FBI director James Comey scored one of his own on Wednesday, according to Politico.
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Since then, he and his colleagues have been busy experimenting, from considering the impact of different climate conditions and different types of pipes to figuring out how to optimize the resulting product to create a variety of inks.
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"The JustWrite film features one of E Ink's proprietary electronic inks and offers similar benefits as E Ink's other product lines: a paper-like experience with a good contrast and reflective display without a backlight," the company writes.
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At the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the conservator Yana van Dyke has been creating experimental inks from plant extracts, including oak galls, or swollen tissue on oak trees infested by wasps, to compare with those used on manuscripts.
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Using an Underwood 315 typewriter, Hobbs first briefly types up Johnson's story, then goes about creating a crowd, a ground engineer, the aviator's Gipsy Moth (a G-AAAH aircraft), clouds and other elements using colored paper and inks.
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And while all of that sounds extremely sketchy, most of the concern with pigments is centered around azo pigments, the pigments that make up about 60 percent of the colorants in tattoo inks, according to the JRC report.
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Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE (D), who ended up becoming secretary of Health and Human Services.
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The silk atelier in Lyon, two hours southeast by bullet train, has a color workshop with 221 employees, where the inks are hand-mixed for each of the season's silks (there are eight to 215 colorways per design).
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The supply constraints have been especially acute as the company inks more deals with fast food vendors like Burger King, White Castle and Qdoba to supply its Impossible protein patty and ground meal to a growing number of outlets.
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Flag says it's working with Canon Japan and photo paper manufacturer Felix Schoeller to print out photos on thick 370 gram laminated paper with borders and rounded corners, and uses dye-based inks for bright colors and jet blacks.
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In October 240, the Michigan prison system passed its own set of restrictions prohibiting envelopes that are not white, letters written in inks other than blue or black, and greeting cards that are larger than 2600 x 8 inches.
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Printed in Italy ("No printer in the US could handle it," Reed observed), it featured three different kinds of paper, twelve separate spot colors (rich, luscious hues produced using individual inks), a cloth cover, and a hand-sewn binding.
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The Israel-based firm, facing possible expulsion from its secondary listing on Nasdaq after a huge fall in its shares since their 21 peak, is pinning its hopes on new printers, and proprietary inks it began selling in 2017.
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Rather than shipping vehicle parts across the globe from Germany, Daimler can now send a digital blueprint of a spare part to a printer which can convert special inks into hardened plastics without the need for stocking or shipping the part.
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"The generic self-healing ink formulation technique discussed in this work can be easily applied for developing inks containing other fillers for printing self-healing devices that cater to a wide range of applications and printed electronic devices," reads the paper.
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" TATTOO ADDICT INKS ENTIRE BODY INCLUDING EYEBALLS, INSIDE MOUTH The mother, who also got the name of her daughter, Nova, tattooed, said when she got home and saw the tattoo, "My heart stopped and I thought I was going to faint.
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It's made up of multiple layers that include a base substrate of thicker paper stock, a layer of carbon molecules applied as a fine powder, and layers on top of that which can be printed on using standard inkjet inks.
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One reason why 33D printers are becoming more mainstream is that the "inks" they use are getting better thanks to advances in materials science, says Andy Middleton, the European head of Stratasys, an Israeli-American company that makes 23D printers.
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Former Obama aide and Democratic strategist David AxelrodDavid AxelrodMark Halperin inks book deal 28500 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death MORE is praising Sen.
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Another name has been floated as well: former Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE.
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Each digital print is made on Canson Edition Etching Rag using archival inks, and 30% of Mulder's art sales will be donated to Public Annex, a nonprofit organization that provides accessible urban farming and arts programming for people of all abilities.
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The "Trees" are painted on Dibond, a smooth aluminum composite familiar from road signs, and gradated rectangles of magenta — which, like black, is one of the four inks used in commercial printing — invest these hand-painted compositions with a technological edge.
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And if the thought of tattooed eyebrows conjures images of the ill-done sea gull wings of the 1990s (they faded to a "Hunger Games" blue), know that needles are finer now and inks more nuanced, to complement skin tone.
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The 3D effect makes it look like the designs are actually sewn into the skin, which is as awe-inspiring to look at as it sounds — but they're still created using a needle and a variety of inks, just like any other tattoo.
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BOWKER: We have many different inks that respond in different ways and color and when you start to realize that this world is full of so much invisible and unseen data and you start to think, well, how can you harness that data?
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The printing is simply astonishing: custom low ghost Epple inks and 8 CMYK color separations (20163 is the norm) with 280 line screen printing give the photographs deep, rich blacks and colors so bright as to make a grown design lover weep.
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But while the way writers and editors work is relatively unchanged, computers and technology have broadened the options for illustrators — some of whom have traded pencils and inks for styluses — and revolutionized the roles of letterers and colorists, in speed, output and artistry.
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That photo was of their SipMi live activation, an invention where guests at a wedding or other event can snap an image in a photo booth and have it printed, on flavorless edible paper with edible inks, on top of their cocktail.
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Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE on discrimination protections for LGBT individuals, arguing the former governor hadn't gotten approval from the legislature.
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New York dealer Julie Saul will feature some in ballpoint-pen and marker inks by the Mexico City resident Mario Mendoza Alpizar, who, from the 183s through the 218s, made caricatures of celebrities and urban characters, as well as images of animals.
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Although Oozy has reinterpreted Picasso's Guernica and Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man, and made glitched-out tattoo portraits of the Mona Lisa and Amy Winehouse, he also frequently inks horror scenes that recall the tropes of Japanese guro (gore) art, nature scenes, and fantasy films.
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Read: Color-changing inks respond to the environment Since then, it's been used by Usain Bolt in the soles of his shoes at the 2016 Rio Olympics and the company has teamed up with many global brands in sport, electronics, defense and industrial apparel.
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In Venice five centuries ago, the artist Ugo da Carpi codified a new printmaking technique: If you coated two or more woodblocks with lighter and darker inks, and then stamped them on a single sheet, you could create arresting multicolored prints with uncommon depths.
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Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusJerry Moran: 'I wouldn't be surprised' if Pompeo ran for Senate in Kansas Mark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, arguably the most popular Democrat in the state, to run for Roberts's seat.
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"There are reports in the published scientific literature of tattoo inks that contain everything from pigments used in printer toner to pigments used in car paint," said Dr. Linda Katz, director of the Food and Drug Administration's Office of Cosmetics and Colors, in a published Q&A.
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Donna BrazileDonna Lease BrazileMark Halperin inks book deal The Hill's 12:30 Report: First look at 2020 money race Dems on Trump order: 'No man is above the law' MORE is calling on Congress to conduct a bipartisan investigation into Russia's meddling in the U.S. election.
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Every scrawl, splash and drip would be represented by the wood carver, who, according to curator Clarke, would at times sand down the block edges to simulate a stain effect, while the artist's characteristic paint layers were recreated through the use of opaque and translucent inks.
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It's going to mean some financial outlay in the short term, but you should get that back over time if you're all sharing the cost of inks and paper—remember laser is usually cheaper over time if you're doing a lot of regular printing, otherwise go for inkjet.
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The peach-kissed pastels depicting the ballerinas may feel a world apart from the smudged inks and acid colors that define the sex workers, but as materials applied to a surface, each acts as a correlative for the surface theatricality, bedazzling or besmirched, that's being trotted out for display.
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India's Reliance Jio inks deal with Microsoft to expand Office 365, Azure to more businesses; unveils broadband, blockchain and IoT platforms The idea is simple: If the bets work, these startups are already a customer and their solutions could be beneficial to several tens of thousands of other customers.
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Though eventually metallic inks made their way into the mix, it was assumed that this happened well after 79 AD. But when the scientists took fragments of the scrolls to Grenoble, France and put them in a particle accelerator, the technique revealed quite a lot of lead in the ink.
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Click here to view original GIFInstead of sticking his camera's lens in the eyepiece of a powerful telescope peering into the heavens, filmmaker Thomas Vanz captured this stunning footage of a giant star going all supernova by actually pointing his camera at a glass aquarium filled with colorful inks and water.
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Sometimes this is not great (can't we just retire all bridal showers already?); sometimes, though, it means you get the rare opportunity to nerd out about fonts, inks, and paper thickness, just like the skilled letterpress printer / bookbinder you obviously would have been, had you only been born in 1830.
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Price's lack of a personal relationship with Trump was not dissimilar to the dynamic that existed between President Obama and his first HHS secretary, Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 22019 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE.
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Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE was the 21st Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Obama; Tommy Thompson was the 19th HHS Secretary under President George W. Bush.
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"The issue was causing a lot of sleepless nights, and then it dawned on me that glass inks might be better suited, and one industry we definitely haven't lost in Scotland is whisky," he said, pointing out that some distillers there still use pad ink printing on their glass bottles.
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And then I started mixing photos, xeroxes, film, transfers on plexiglas, inks and papers, to shuffle cards and keep creative, because one thing that really I try to avoid is to dry out on the page—to get back at it the next day with nothing more to say and force it.
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Democratic National Committee (DNC) interim chairwoman Donna BrazileDonna Lease BrazileMark Halperin inks book deal The Hill's 12:30 Report: First look at 2020 money race Dems on Trump order: 'No man is above the law' MORE said on Sunday the DNC was not a match for Russian cyber attacks throughout the presidential campaign.
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A new exhibition recognizes the need for that kind of representation both on the comics page and behind the pencils and inks: The Color of Power: Heroes, Sheroes, & Their Creators at the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI), which opens with a special reception this weekend and runs through June 13, 2020.
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" Democratic strategist David AxelrodDavid AxelrodMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death MORE, meanwhile, said during a CNN interview after Trump's address that the new president had offered a "full-throated, populist manifesto.
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"Of all the top contenders, I think her message is least fleshed out," David AxelrodDavid AxelrodMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death MORE, a former Obama campaign strategist, said Thursday on CNN.
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A rube to the worlds of both tattoo artistry and biomedical engineering, Mr. Duffy spent the past four years seeking out experts in both fields, eventually finding advisers including Dr. Bruce Klitzman, an associate professor of surgery at Duke University, who endorses the practice: He says it's as safe as traditional tattoo inks.
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Considering this, it makes sense that one of the world's largest pen shows is in Washington, D.C. It also makes sense that there's some pen political drama, captured by the ink maker Nathan Tardif, whose Noodler's inks are known for their inventiveness, affordability and the libertarian convictions hidden in their charming illustrated labels.
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These reforms undid much of the damage caused by then-Governor Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2628 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE, who would go on to push for massive welfare expansions in the Obama administration.
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Other recent designs such as the CityTree by the Berlin-based Green City Solutions that has a wall of air-cleaning moss for concrete-heavy urban zones, and Air Ink by Graviky Labs in India that transforms smog into inks, similarly are aimed at small-scale interventions that could influence larger thinking on greener cities.
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The top performing European stocks in 2018 are takeover plays such as biotech firm Ablynx, which is being taken over by Sanofi; NEX Group, thanks to an approach from CME Group; GKN, after Melrose has fought to acquire it; Smurfit Kappa, after an unsolicited approach from International Paper; and Ocado as it inks international deals.
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The F.D.A. has the equivalent of just six full-time inspectors to monitor three million shipments of cosmetics coming in each year — lipsticks, eyeliners, nail polish, face powders, tattoo inks and other products — an amount that has doubled in the last decade, said the letter to Representative Frank Pallone Jr., Democrat of New Jersey.
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The stuff with outer space and working in the cloud tank where we were making all these crazy mixtures and we have hundreds of hours of dye and inks splashing around in super slow motion in these tanks: You really never know what you're going to get when you start mixing up these crazy potions.
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Johnson has constructed a visual alphabet of 11 different decay patterns, which she draws in brightly hued inks on a black ground, layering and arranging them to render specific celestial bodies, say the Orion Nebula or Centaurus A. The effect is something like the blackboard of a psychedelic physicist, 4th of July fireworks, or ribbons of swirling confetti.
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Pouring Water on a Magic Marker Stick Figure Magically Brings It to LifeIf the lighting weren't so bad, we'd be inclined to believe this video was the work of a Hollywood…Read more ReadPermanent indelible markers, like the kind that Sharpie makes, rely on inks with a strong adhesive to stick to almost any surface you write on.
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The paintings didn't exist yet, except in the potential form of concealed panels that shared a continuous surface of room-girdling handmade wallpaper: in effect, a single painting, more than fourteen feet high and more than a hundred and seventy-three feet long, executed in acrylic, oil, vinyl paint, silk-screen inks, charcoal, pastel, graphite, and sand.
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Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE, in which the plaintiffs argued Congress could not, in enacting the Affordable Care Act, rely upon either the commerce or the taxing authority to mandate that individuals purchase health insurance.
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By contrast, Condon said, navigating the bustling urban space of modern, coastal Shanghai while thinking about the ancient Chinese art that had long inspired her proved "that ink-black water is a beautiful receptacle for reflected neon light," and that "Chinese ink and dispersion-based inks" are useful materials for capturing such a luminous phenomenon in art.
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Using the example of HP printers, which recently underwent firmware updates that notified their owners that their 3rd Party ink cartridges were 'damaged' and incompatible with their units, the activist disclosed that the inks do in fact still work with the printers, but embedded software in the HP brand cartridges tell the printer to reject those without it.
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Although I appreciate the attempt to recast the overgrown outside environment within, her other works present a more physical embodiment of this directive, like her aesthetically minimal, thoughtfully composed series "Colorfields" (2017), which presents six brown pieces of paper produced from native prairie plants collected from polluted plots across Chicago, dyed with inks made from the soil of the matching site.
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Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE was the Secretary of Health and Human Services from 2009 to 2013 under President Obama and is an advisory board member for Solera Health, a Phoenix-based preventive care benefits manager connecting payers, providers and patients.
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The shirt, produced by merch company Ambient Inks, is printed with the same cryptic symbols that comprise the cover art for Bon Iver's near-perfect newest full length 22, A Million (surely at this point Justin Vernon just wants people to accuse him of being Illuminati so he doesn't feel left out when he hangs out with Kanye and/or Jay-Z).
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Yet despite the somewhat limited list of artists, the range of their work is quite remarkable, as Concrete Poetry concentrates not only on words printed upon the page (often in beautiful colored inks) but in cubes, sculptural paper constructions, winding fold-outs, and the voice (the exhibition features recorded performances of several of the works, a remarkable exception to similar shows).
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The exact options available will vary depending on your printer but the basic ones can be found on all models: the option to print in draft (or super draft) mode, which cuts down on the amount of ink used and can sometimes make things look faded, and the option to print in black and white only, which will avoid using pricey color inks all together.
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David AxelrodDavid AxelrodMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death MORE, a political adviser to former President Obama, predicted Tuesday that President Trump would get at least a short-term bounce in the polls from his well-received address to a joint session of Congress.
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