A Very Interesting Ink, With A Very Strong Message...

[Sammyo]

This is a message very close to me right now, when my wife showed me this my only thought was "I have to share it with my FP community!"

As a fountain pen and, therefore, ink lover I was amazed by this. Please take this the right way and understand why I posted the video here, I think this is an absolutely genius way to get a message across...

 

I nearly put this in Inky Recipes... but changed my mind...

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uVBasu_pY8

[jmccarty3]

What an appropriate and important message! The people whose lungs were used to make this ink have not died in vain, as long as the use of this ink can warn the living to quit smoking. Some may think it is too strong a message, but smoking is a very strong addiction.

[delano]

I couldn't get past :54

[jmccarty3]

Now would not be an appropriate time to ask about feathering, bleed-through, shading, sheen, etc.

[Horseknitter]

Ingenious! Hard to ignore and hits the mark. I would like to see this duplicated in the United States as smoking is on the upsurge in certain age groups.

 

Thanks so much for sharing!

[Algester]

and the Philip Morris international takes notice and sues thailand they did it thrice and they arent afraid to do it again

[SamCapote]

Now that is a REALLY expensive ink.

[lapis]

How about a Bordeaux ink made out of my liver?

[Flaxmoore]

I'm a doc. I want a bottle of this.

[Frank C]

That is some interesting ink. I doubt that it could be made in the USA; there are too many regulations dealing with human body parts. It does sound like the sort of thing that Noodler's might be interested in.

[amberleadavis]

Frank, I keep thinking they could sell it at the Bodies exhibit.