#InkPrint

[julianamadrid]

A block print I made last night

[complexparadise]

HAUNT ME. (i want to remember) 2023

[k12academics]

We are the top digital live scan level II fingerprinting background screening vendor, providing services for various State and Federal Agencies:

• Any registered ORI number.

• Agency for Healthcare Administration (AHCA).

• Department of Health (DOH).

• Department of Children and Families (DCF).

• Agency for Persons with Disabilities – (APD).

• Department of Elderly Affairs – (DOEA).

• Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulations (DBPR).

• Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (DOACS).

• Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV).

• Legal Name Change Fingerprinting Petitioners.

• Volunteer & Employee Criminal History System (VECHS).

• Professional and Non-Professional Guardian Programs.

[stanko-colorfieldpainting]

#hokusai Inspirators #colorfieldpainting #contemporaryart overpainted #inkprint with #pink and #blueish #fineart #abstractpainting #artcollector @saatchiart @singulartofficial @rtistiq.art @artmajeur @fiidaaart @quantum.nft #nft #nftartist #digitalart #florals #blossoms #purpleart https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpp6HzUoCev/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[asteraceaearts]

Wedding couple. Ink print. 2013.

[lacyneens]

Some Print work from a workshop I did recently

[angelinecarax]

-- tagged by @archaiclumina

✫✧✩✫✧✩✫✧✩✫✧✩✫✧✫✧✩✫✧✩✫✦✫✧✩✫✧✩✫✧✩✫✧✩✫✦

✫✧✩EMOTIONS/FEELINGS✫✧✩

✫✧✩COLORS✫✧✩

✩ pearlescent inside of a shell ✧ faded blue of an inkprint in the sun ✫ holographic glitter rainbow ✩ soft clouds as the sun rises ✧ where the sky and the sea become indistinguishable

✫✧✩SCENTS✫✧✩

✧ sea breeze, sun cream, and the scent of hydrangeas. her home. ✩ the first sweat at the beginning of a long day. just getting started. ✫ a dreamy melange from powders and lotions. finally drop into bed. ✧ veryberry lipgloss and citrus candies. never not on hand. ✩ a light + enveloping perfume that leaves the mind hazy. Nite out.

✫✧✩OBJECTS✫✧✩

✩ a broad-brimmed sunhat. a sweetness from flowers in the band. ✧ a keychain of charms. hard to place where they're from... or when. ✫ a well-worn journal. complete with special aetheric glitter gel ink. ✩ a scattering of trinkets. cheap, shiny, various. Ever-present. ✧ a hardy backpack. with a glowing heart and pristine wings.

✫✧✩BODY LANGUAGE✫✧✩

✧ an ever-present rhythmic humming sway any time she's at rest 🎐 ✩ when feeling bashful, she'll tap her earring with her fingernail ✨ ✫ on her favorite mounts she'll dig her fingers in deep in their fur 🎠 ✧ when laughing, she'll lace her fingers in front of her mouth 🌟 ✩ as she casts magic, she'll dance to a melody only she can hear 🫧

✫✧✩AESTHETICS✫✧✩

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this....... was SO much fun to put together. To those I tag, I wish this fun upon you - or, if you did it already, link me again so I'm shore I see it (or re-see it lmao!) I capped this at lucky eighteen - if you'd like to do it even so, this is your tag! (see interact masterpoast here as well!)

TAGGED: @archaiclumina for Ren!!!!, @viiioca, @aislingsurrow, @thatoldstandby, @a-sleepy-dragon, @cd-container, @corsair-kovacs (I know you did yours and it was one of my inspirations!), @generaltacticus, @moldy-mold, @airis-ray, @xmimiteh, @reconditerune, @zeloinator, @discountdps, @chadhunkler, @sjofn-lofnsdottr, @pumkinbones, @gatheredfates

[nayialovecat]

Ok, second part of my favourite theory: ONE-EYED BENDY, part 2!

So, originally I thought that Wally Franks would be the best candidate for the role of One-Eyed Bendy (which will be reflected in SATIM), but quite recently, maybe a year ago, I started to think after looking through various curiosities, information, things hidden in the game... And one of the sketches in Joey Drew's house in particular caught my attention, specifically this one...

Wow, did the developers give us an answer to who One-Eyed Bendy is? Really so open? (There's also this sketch that suggests One-Eyed Bendy is behind the actions of Ink Bendy, but that's a topic for another talk - but we'll back to it in this theory.)

I started to think about this and suddenly it occurred to me... What if One-Eyed Bendy is Boris? What if One-Eyed Bendy is a specific Boris named Tom?

Here I will point out that this theory is strongly connected with my other theory: Allison and Tom are bad or even evil characters. I won't be able to present this before the premiere of BATDR, but if it turns out that either or both of them are villain - then know that I already knew it in BATIM!

Let's look at it: * Tom dislikes us from the beginning, is distrustful of us and clearly wants us dead (proof: starves us when Allison is not looking, won't let her free us, although we later know from the vault scene that he could have smashed the entrance to our prison with one fist) * Tom also doesn't like Sammy for some reason and has no qualms about killing him... BUT we know that Sammy has been killed at least once before (probably twice, considering that the inkprints next to Bendyland belong to him). So maybe Tom doesn't want to kill Sammy at all, but to get him out of the way for a while, knowing that he'll be back soon anyway, just like he used to come back? And how does it know? Because as One-Eyed Bendy had already killed him once (or twice)! * Allison has a rope, but for some reason she doesn't come to our rescue right away - did Tom stop her? Or did he need time to (if he actually controls Bendy) find the Ink Demon and send him to the Administration Maze? * In Chapter 4, Bendy saves us from the Projectionist - we see a broken door afterwards - but we also see signs that Bendy didn't need to break down the door to get us, just he walk through the wall... The door is broken in a similar way to the ones smashed by Tom's fist!

The question remains: why is Tom doing this? Is he bad guy here and wants us dead? Not completely. According to the above conclusions, he saves us from Sammy twice, sends Bendy to us when we have a problem... Is he good? Not really either, 'cause he's trying to starve us and leaving us to die... UNLESS he knows nothing can kill us, but he's just scaring Allison into running away with him? What for? Prepare an attack in the village? Who is One-Eyed Bendy, how much does he control Bendy or his potential followers? And what's his goal? He want to get out of the Studio? Or to make sure the loop stays closed and Henry fulfills his infinite destiny? We still don't know if he's good or bad, but... Tom is very fitting for being One-Eyed Bendy, you'll admit it.

Of course, it can also be Boris - but he dies at the end of chapter four. On the other hand... do we know for sure? Are we sure Brute Borys is our Boris? We only have the word Twisted Alice for it... and the most innocent creatures can hide the greatest evil...

Although I personally bet on Tom, I also leave you to consider the candidacy of Boris...

So my second theory about One-Eyed Bendy's identity is: ONE-EYED BENDY IS BORIS, WHATEVER BUDDY OR TOM (MORE TOM).

Thank you for your attention ^ ^ Now I can calmly waiting on BATDR ^ ^

[legendweaver]

"Hush" an aquatint inkprint based off a copper etching I did, featuring Deagre, the Warden of The Woods, a nature spirit form a DND Campaign I'm working on called Frostborne.

[lianabrooks]

Let's Talk About Gargoyles!

If you’re an American of a certain age you probably rushed home after school to watch a TV show called GARGOYLES. It had half the Star Trek TNG cast as voice actors and featured a Latina detective in New York City trying to stop crime and not catch feelings for a gargoyle named Goliath. There was probably a crossover episode with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles or the X-Men at some point.

But, despite what you might think if you were educated in the USA in the 1990’s, that’s not the origin of gargoyles.

As for the shape-shifting legends, that was cemented in the public imagination by 640CE with the legend of a French monster that flew around, spat fire, and generally did draconic damage before being stopped by the Bishop of Rouen (who later was sainted by the Catholic church for this feat of daring).

To absolutely no one’s surprise, Europeans were not the only ones fond of adorning their churches, houses, and other buildings with fierce protectors. In Korea (Republic of Korea/South Korea) you will often see gargoyles. Some of them are the classic water-spigot gargoyles (look for them on old bridges) and some are more like the guardian monsters you think of from cartoons.

Over the next couple of weeks I’m going to be talking about gargoyles, the history of Korea, and all the little bits of living abroad that wound up in ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS A GARGOYLE.

Buy It Now  | Inkprint Press

🖤 American Abroad 🖤 Bad Boy Loves The Good Girl 🖤 Kdramas 🖤 You Had Me At Hello 🖤 Secret Identities

[julianamadrid]

Tote bag I made

[erlynmae]

INKPRINT VENDOPRO: IT'S A WRAP!

Like how autumn and relationships come to an end in this approaching winter, this business venture journey comes to a close; to face another season ahead.

The last few weeks have not been easy. It was the weeks of revision, multiple product validation, and application of the things we learned from our Entrepreneurial Mind subject so far. In our final pitch, we produced the best that we could to give an output that would be qualified and substantial enough to call a ‘business venture’. Yet, the turn of events was never smooth at all. We faced multiple questions, and errors, with nothing but embarrassment because we felt like we'd never done it right, even after all the weeks and months of effort.

We were slammed with questions we've got no answers to. We came in confident and came out weary. However, we’ve learned from that experience how important it is to mindfully create financial statements, to surely validate the feasibility of the business as well as the costs, and most importantly, to listen and apply suggestions and advice from mentors.

With those final moments, we've experienced a new type of feeling, but something we will never call ‘failing’. With all the sleepless nights, with all the struggles to make ends meet, and facing our fears to speak in front of the panelists, make the frightening final pitching a memorable and worthwhile experience.

It is due to Ma'am Lovely being a responsible instructor that we learned how to cope with the aftermath of our business venture. She, from the very start, has already reminded us how a start-up business requires strong will, determination, and multiple backup plans until we’re left with nothing. She has taught us what it means to be humble, to persevere, and most importantly the essence of a business that does not only benefit the entrepreneurs but that should have an impact and should benefit its community. She's a woman of empathy and compassion. We wouldn't have made it this far without her guidance.

Moreover, we believe that in this, we've put our utmost best. It was never as smooth as a marble countertop, and it was not always rainbows and sunshine. We don't always agree with each other’s opinions and ideas, but we have unitedly come to support each other hand in hand, from the crafting of the business title to the making of PowerPoint presentations. Even in a short period, we learned a lot from each other. We learned how to be extra patient, to be understanding of the situations of others, to be open-minded to ideas, and to be cooperative.

A goal would be hard to achieve when it's only hand working. But with the group working together, we are able. It was never easy, but with people you know who have your back, everything feels light and bearable.

Hence, for almost four good months, this Entrepreneurial journey has come to an end. Thank you so much! To God be the Glory.

Insights/Learnings:

It's never been easy to craft a business venture, hence, I learned that good communication is the key to understanding. Without cooperation and unity, this business venture would have ended early and would never have existed, but thanks to my group mates, we made it 'to the finish line, I realized that building a business venture is not easy; it requires effort, patience, and sufficient knowledge in all aspects related to the venture you are creating. That's why I learned to be patient, listen to everyone's opinions, and accept that not every idea or opinion you want to contribute to the group is accepted in all situations. I also gathered some insights that if you lack interest in creating a business venture, you will not make it possible, and if you are not the type of person to accept rejection, you cannot grow. I also learned that we all need a helping hand, to help us make it, get through it, guide us on what to do, and give us knowledge on how to start a business venture and make it to the end, thanks to our beautiful instructor, Ma'am Lovely, who helped me grow. Lastly, I learned that it is important to learn and accept all the things, situations—you name it, for you to be aware next time, and to prevent the wrong actions from happening again.

(⁠ ⁠◜⁠‿⁠◝⁠ ⁠)⁠♡

Logo for our dear business venture, InkPrint VendoPro!💗

This was the time we were planning what venture we should make 🤔 by performing interviews to students around CMU.

Planning time 🥰

💗💗💗

The end.

[stanko-colorfieldpainting]

#darkart #blue #colorfieldpainting #lightpainting #oiloncanvas #inkprinting #kunst #künstler #artist #contemporaryart #fineart #nft #nftartist #opensea #superrare @rtistiq.art @saatchiart @singulartofficial https://www.instagram.com/p/CpVGOtaoJF5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sanciapasok]

INKPRINT VENDOPRO: IT'S A WRAP!

Like how autumn and relationships come to end in this approaching winter, this business venture journey comes to a close; to face another season ahead.

The last few weeks have not been easy. It was the weeks of revision, multiple product validation, and application of the things we learned from our Entrepreneurial Mind subject so far. In our final pitching, we produced the best that we can to give an output that would be qualified and substantial enough to call a ‘business venture’. Yet, the turn of events was never smooth at all. We faced multiple questions, errors, with nothing but embarrassment because we feel like we've never done it right, even after all the weeks and months of effort.

We were slammed with questions we've got no answers to. We came in confident and came out weary. However, we’ve learned from that experience how important it is to mindfully create the financial statements, to surely validate the feasibility of the business as well as the costs, and most importantly, to listen and apply suggestions and advice from mentors.

With those final moments, we've experienced a new type of feeling, but something we will never call ‘failing’. With all the sleepless nights, with all the struggles to make the ends meet, and to face our fears to speak in front of the panelists, makes the frightening final pitching a memorable and worthwhile experience.

It is due to ma'am Lovely being a responsible instructor that we learned how to cope with the aftermaths of our business venture. She, from the very start, has already reminded us how a start-up business requires strong will, determination, and multiple back-up plans until we’re left with nothing. She has taught us what it means to be humble, to persevere, and most importantly the essence of a business that does not only benefit the entrepreneurs but that it should have an impact and should benefit its community. She's a woman of empathy and compassion. We wouldn't have made it this far without her guidance.

Moreover, we believe that in this, we've put our utmost best. It was never as smooth as a marble countertop, and it was not always rainbows and sunshines. We don't always agree with each other’s opinions and ideas, but we have unitedly come to support each other hand in hand, from the crafting of the business title, to the making of PowerPoint presentations. Even in a short span of time, we learned a lot from each other. We learned how to be extra patient, to be understanding of the situations of others, to be open-minded to ideas, and to be cooperative. A goal would be hard to achieve when it's only a hand working. But with the group working together, we are able. It was never easy, but with people you know who got your back, everything feels light and bearable.

Hence, for almost four good months, this Entrepreneurial journey has come to an end. Thank you so much! To God be the Glory.

Insights:

With this journey coming to an end, I have come to realize the things that I should have given more attention to and matters that should be put to a pause to give more attention to more significant situations. We lackednlot of things that we should have knowledge about as business students. We learned that the hard way, unfortunately. But, as students we had a lot of things to do as we also have several subjects to take so maybe we were not able to divide our time equally to be able to cater all our activities as needed. Indeed, time management is essential in our lives, personally or professionally. Regardless of the results, I am proud of our team because despite being clueless of what to do in the beginning of this journey, as most groups, we were able to come this far. Them being understanding and cooperative helped a lot in building our chemistry as a group and supporting each whenever one needs it. Lastly, to our block mates that became our comfort as we are experiencing the same, whether in criticism or compliments from our instructor/s, I am also thankful to them for just simply being there and lifting up the spirit of others whenever they need every end of our presentations. We started this journey with a lot of worry as we are clueless of what to do but we are ending it with a lot of lessons and we thank our instructor for that, Ms. Lovely Tecson, for her guidance and patience towards us until the end. This has been a rough journey with a bit of cupcakes and rainbows but it was definitely worth it. This is Sancia Z. Pasok of InkPrint VendoPro, now signing off.

[pogoyarabelajane]

INKPRINT VENDOPRO: IT'S A WRAP!

Like how autumn and relationships come to end in this approaching winter, this business venture journey comes to a close; to face another season ahead.

The last few weeks have not been easy. It was the weeks of revision, multiple product validation, and application of the things we learned from our Entrepreneurial Mind subject so far. In our final pitching, we produced the best that we can to give an output that would be qualified and substantial enough to call a ‘business venture’. Yet, the turn of events was never smooth at all. We faced multiple questions, errors, with nothing but embarrassment because we feel like we've never done it right, even after all the weeks and months of effort.

We were slammed with questions we've got no answers to. We came in confident and came out weary. However, we’ve learned from that experience how important it is to mindfully create the financial statements, to surely validate the feasibility of the business as well as the costs, and most importantly, to listen and apply suggestions and advice from mentors.

With those final moments, we've experienced a new type of feeling, but something we will never call ‘failing’. With all the sleepless nights, with all the struggles to make the ends meet, and to face our fears to speak in front of the panelists, makes the frightening final pitching a memorable and worthwhile experience.

It is due to ma'am Lovely being a responsible instructor that we learned how to cope with the aftermaths of our business venture. She, from the very start, has already reminded us how a start-up business requires strong will, determination, and multiple back-up plans until we’re left with nothing. She has taught us what it means to be humble, to persevere, and most importantly the essence of a business that does not only benefit the entrepreneurs but that it should have an impact and should benefit its community. She's a woman of empathy and compassion. We wouldn't have made it this far without her guidance.

Moreover, we believe that in this, we've put our utmost best. It was never as smooth as a marble countertop, and it was not always rainbows and sunshines. We don't always agree with each other’s opinions and ideas, but we have unitedly come to support each other hand in hand, from the crafting of the business title, to the making of PowerPoint presentations. Even in a short span of time, we learned a lot from each other. We learned how to be extra patient, to be understanding of the situations of others, to be open-minded to ideas, and to be cooperative. A goal would be hard to achieve when it's only a hand working. But with the group working together, we are able. It was never easy, but with people you know who got your back, everything feels light and bearable.

Hence, for almost four good months, this Entrepreneurial journey has come to an end. Thank you so much! To God be the Glory.

INSIGHTS:

For almost four months of entrepreneurial journey I am very grateful for having these teammates who taught me personal and professional growth. The challenges we faced as a team is definitely

[gapaskat]

IVP - FINAL BLOG

INKPRINT VENDOPRO: IT'S A WRAP!

Like how autumn and relationships come to end in this approaching winter, this business venture journey comes to a close; to face another season ahead.

The last few weeks have not been easy. It was the weeks of revision, multiple product validation, and application of the things we learned from our Entrepreneurial Mind subject so far. In our final pitching, we produced the best that we can to give an output that would be qualified and substantial enough to call a ‘business venture’. Yet, the turn of events was never smooth at all. We faced multiple questions, errors, with nothing but embarrassment because we feel like we've never done it right, even after all the weeks and months of effort.

We were slammed with questions we've got no answers to. We came in confident and came out weary. However, we’ve learned from that experience how important it is to mindfully create the financial statements, to surely validate the feasibility of the business as well as the costs, and most importantly, to listen and apply suggestions and advice from mentors.

With those final moments, we've experienced a new type of feeling, but something we will never call ‘failing’. With all the sleepless nights, with all the struggles to make the ends meet, and to face our fears to speak in front of the panelists, makes the frightening final pitching a memorable and worthwhile experience.

It is due to ma'am Lovely being a responsible instructor that we learned how to cope with the aftermaths of our business venture. She, from the very start, has already reminded us how a start-up business requires strong will, determination, and multiple back-up plans until we’re left with nothing. She has taught us what it means to be humble, to persevere, and most importantly the essence of a business that does not only benefit the entrepreneurs but that it should have an impact and should benefit its community. She's a woman of empathy and compassion. We wouldn't have made it this far without her guidance.

Moreover, we believe that in this, we've put our utmost best. It was never as smooth as a marble countertop, and it was not always rainbows and sunshines. We don't always agree with each other’s opinions and ideas, but we have unitedly come to support each other hand in hand, from the crafting of the business title, to the making of PowerPoint presentations. Even in a short span of time, we learned a lot from each other. We learned how to be extra patient, to be understanding of the situations of others, to be open-minded to ideas, and to be cooperative. A goal would be hard to achieve when it's only a hand working. But with the group working together, we are able. It was never easy, but with people you know who got your back, everything feels light and bearable.

Hence, for almost four good months, this Entrepreneurial journey has come to an end. Thank you so much! To God be the Glory.

Documentation (August - December 2023)