Creating a colour wheel with four fountain pen inks

This is a video tutorial for people interested in learning how to create secondary and tertiary colours from a limited palette of four coloured fountain pen inks. For this tutorial you will need: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black fountain pen inks Mixing palette Paintbrush - preferably a No2 rigger A pair of compasses, dip pen and bleach Good quality cartridge paper or watercolour paper The template colour wheel outlines can be downloaded by clicking this link: https://quinkandbleach.files.wordpres.... If you want to print these out, user a laser printer NOT an inkjet printer. Best to take my pdf file and your cartridge paper to your local print bureau. Watercolour paper is too thick for a laser printer - you will have to create these yourself. My CMYK mix set can be sourced from: https://nickstewart.ink/shop/ Diamine and Robert Oster inks can be sourced from most reputable online stationers. Please post your work, if you want to, on Instagram with these 2 hashtags: #fountainpeninkart #nickstewartinkart Any questions or comments you have, please leave in the comments section, and I'll respond , I promise. If you've enjoyed this tutorial, please consider doing my dedicated online fountain pen ink art course. You can get a 10% discount by clicking from my 'online course' webpage: https://nickstewart.ink/online-course Further on my website: https://nickstewart.ink If you would like to make a voluntary donation towards the making of this FREE tutorial and other FREE tutorials in progress my PayPal (https://www.paypal.com/uk/home) link is: [email protected]. Thanks in advance. Nick