Tsukineko Jet Black Stazon On Pad
Jet Black StazOn Ink Pad for Stamps. Size 3.75 x 2.625 inches (96 x 67 mm).
StazOn inkpads are the industry leader in multi-surface stamping; StazOns highly versatile inks adhere to most acetate, acrylic, metal, leather, shrink plastic, cellophane, plastic and glass. StazOn inks also work great on paper!
Use for wide range of mixed media projects, card making, memory albums, home and office decor, and an endless creative universe of other projects.
Available in full-size inkpads, inkers and wide mouth bottles in a wide range of colours.
These pads feature a substantially raised inkpad surface to accommodate even the largest stamps without interference from the inkpad case.
StazOn is offered in its original translucent finish, in StazOn Opaque for a more opaque finish and as StazOn Metallic for a metallic finish
StazOn Opaque and Metallic pads come in a kit containing an un-inked pad an Inker bottle.
Archival and acid free.
Ink Pad Art Projects
Ink pads offer a wide range of possibilities for art projects due to their versatility and ease of use. Here are some art projects you can do with ink pads:
- Rubber Stamp Art: Create personalised cards, stationery, or artwork using rubber stamps and ink pads. Experiment with different stamp designs and ink colours to create unique compositions. You can combine stamps to create layered effects or use masking techniques to add depth to your designs.
- Fingerprint Art: Ink pads are perfect for creating fingerprint art. Use different coloured ink pads to stamp fingerprints onto paper or other surfaces to create whimsical characters, animals, or abstract designs. Add details with markers or pens to enhance your creations.
- Blending and Stenciling: Use ink pads for blending and stenciling techniques to create colourful backgrounds or patterns for your artwork. Apply ink directly to the surface using sponge daubers, blending brushes, or foam applicators. Combine multiple colours and layering techniques to achieve depth and dimension in your designs.
- Ink Wash Painting: Experiment with ink wash painting using ink pads and water. Apply ink to a non-porous surface such as a palette or acrylic block, dilute it with water, and use a brush to create watercolor-like washes on paper. Explore different techniques such as wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, or splattering to achieve various effects.
- Marbling: Create marbled paper using ink pads and shaving cream or water. Spread a layer of shaving cream or water on a flat surface, then add drops of ink onto the surface. Use a skewer or toothpick to swirl the colours together to create marbled patterns. Press paper onto the surface to transfer the marbled design onto the paper.
- Monoprinting: Explore monoprinting techniques using ink pads and various materials such as stencils, textured surfaces, or found objects. Apply ink to the surface using a brayer or sponge, then place paper on top and press to create a print. Experiment with layering and combining different textures to create unique prints.
- Handmade Greeting Cards: Use ink pads to create handmade greeting cards for special occasions such as birthdays, holidays, or thank-you notes. Experiment with stamping, stenciling, or blending techniques to create custom designs. Add embellishments such as ribbon, sequins, or stickers to personalise your cards further.
These are just a few ideas to get you started, but there are countless ways to get creative with ink pads in your art projects. Don't be afraid to experiment and explore different techniques to discover what works best for you!