Patrick JamesRegardless of the frenzy surrounding the death of print, the medium remains a vital part of our lives. And an integral component of print is, of course, ink. In the following video, watch as a chief ink maker takes us through the surprisingly personal process of ink creation. The blend of craftsmanship and passion is quite evident.
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This is infinitely more lovely than the process by which chicken nuggets are made, no?
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