Walnut Drawing Ink 150ml, 42ml Darkening Medium, Drawing Stick, Rice Paper Pad

Tom started developing his ink in a Massachusetts basement in 1995. His aim was to reproduce the sepia colour seen in many of the Old Masters works, which bordered the line between ink and paint. The ink used in these compositions didn’t start sepia but faded from black over time.

Tom’s aim was to achieve the walnut colour without the aging process and this is why his product is so named, not because it actually contains the nut. Unlike genuine walnut ink Tom’s formula is non-acidic and has high levels of lightfastness, so it will not fade.
Walnut Drawing Ink is water soluble and can be used like a watercolour, meaning it can be layered to darken or lifted with a wet brush to lighten. In short it’s a beautiful, versatile medium that can be used for any number of drawing and painting techniques.
 
Carved from bamboo, the nib of this unique drawing stick produces fine lines and expressive detail, while the felt brush at the other end is ideal for broad strokes of variable widths.

Get the best from your Walnut drawing with this practical, dual purpose drawing stick.
 
Carved from bamboo, the nib of this unique drawing stick produces fine lines and expressive detail, while the felt brush at the other end is ideal for broad strokes of variable widths.

Get the best from your Walnut drawing with this practical, dual purpose drawing stick.
 
Traditional Sumi rice paper pad with very lightly textured paper. Can be used for a range of artistic activities including traditional Sumi ink drawing, collage, block printing, watercolour, graphite pencil, fineline pen, etc.
48 sheets of raw, unsized & absorbent semi-transparent paper. Cotton white with soft, open texture
Ideal for vigorous brush strokes and gestural marks. Also suitable for collage, painting, block printing, calligraphy practice, watercolour, charcoal etc.
Supplied as a gummed pad along the short edge with a 2mm backing board to protect and keep sheets flat
Note: This paper is very thin and delicate (35gsm approx), so it is not specifically intended for any printer use, particularly laser printers! However, certain inkjet printers are more tolerant of non-standard paper thicknesses than others but this is done at your own risk!