Suminagashi is a 12th-century Japanese technique: drop ink onto still water, let it spread into rings, then nudge the surface and lift the pattern onto paper. No two prints are ever the same, and you can't undo a single move.
墨流し — the Japanese art of floating ink on water, rebuilt as something you make with a cursor instead of a brush
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Suminagashi is a 12th-century Japanese technique: drop ink onto still water, let it spread into rings, then nudge the surface and lift the pattern onto paper. No two prints are ever the same, and you can't undo a single move.