Here they are. Remember, the first four days of January were an introductory Inkistry experiment. Share your ideas for color combinations and I’ll give them a try! The idea will be to play with a simple formula and add to it for a few days. Welcome to the lab!

Fire Hydrant (Atomink Element) Our final Atomink Element is a stunner. Meet Fire Hydrant. Not used in many recipes on the Birmingham website, but I have thoughts! Next… all the Atomink Elements we’ll use for the rest of the year in the Inkistry Lab.

Our penultimate Atomink Element ink from Birmingham appears today, and it’s Waterwheel. Handsome Blue, if you ask me. I only see it in two of the 144 recipes I have from Birmingham, but we’re gonna play around in our lab this year and see what we get with it!

It’s time for Tiger Lily! There are only two more to go (in my collection, anyway): Waterwheel and the newly-arrived Fire Hydrant. I do not have Snapdragon or Yorkshire Canary, not do I have the Dilution Solution or Twinkle Sprinkler, two “elixirs” that are part of the collection. As I mentioned, Birmingham Pen Company is…

If you saw the initial Inkistry experiment, I’m sure you’ve been waiting to see this one as a stand alone Atomink Element ink. It’s Tesla Coil! Just. wowowowowowowowow.

Today we come to another delightful pink/red, and this one is pretty much bubblegum pink. Teaberry Ice Cream. Never had it, but now I want it 🩷

Today we arrive at Stoker’s Ash. Both Sterling Silver and Stoker’s Ash seem like they might have great things to offer our Inkistry experiments. See my question below about skills…

17 January – Sterling Silver It’s sterling silver. It’s accurate.

Ladybug was awesome because it captured the essence of the color of a ladybug, but Salt Water Taffy might top it! What do you think? Obviously tiff comes in many colors, but isn’t this entry in the Atomink Elements collection perfectly evocative of saltwater taffy? I think it is, and I think this might be…