Wallace Seymour Liquid Ink - Sepia Ink, made from Adriatic Cuttlefish Wallace Seymour Oils (S1) based on an emulsion of

based on an emulsion of gum Arabic with poppy seed oil

from the English Potteries

The ink sac found in the swim-bladder of the Cuttlefish yields a black brown "ink"

The hues formed from it are correspondingly heavier and greyer

Wallace Seymour Gouache colours have the best resistance to light and air when compared to standard gouache ranges and a delicate satin-matt finish when dried

Wallace Seymour Liquid Ink - Sepia Ink, made from Adriatic Cuttlefish Wallace Seymour Oils (S1) based on an emulsion ofSepia Ink, made from Adriatic Cuttlefish The ink sac found in the swim bladder of the Cuttlefish yields a black brown "ink". The ink sac is carefully washed and dried, then ground to a fine powder. The material is then bound in a gel paste of Gum Arabic with preservative. The ink paste can be diluted with water and expressed with brush or dip pen as required.