Digital BW, The Print

Shaun, are the MIS FS inks waterproof?  I liked the Lincoln inks a lot,
but they ran like crazy if you got even so much as one drop of water on
the prints.  Beautiful tones though.

Jer

Shaun Granleese wrote:
> 
> The mafia weren't interested so I set up a table at a flea market...
> 
> Here's all the news that's fit to print regarding the ongoing
> exchange:
> 
> - Wow! Nice work all.
> - Bernd's incredible comparison of Cone vs. MIS FS inks via the
> PiezoBW driver is eye-opening and has changed my purchase plans.
> - We have 27 out of 32 packages in my hands (the 32nd is the set I
> made).
> - Everyone still to come in is in transit or has alerted me to the
> schedule (a few days at most).
> - We had one graceful exit and one participant who didn't respond to
> ANY of my messages, my irritation has changed to concern to be honest.
> - Both of these exits have been replaced with ultra-keen last minute
> participants, I thought it preferable to wait a few days and fill the
> roster than to ship everyone back a couple of their own prints. In
> fact, both of the replacements will likely have their prints in
> before the last couple of "stragglers" ;-)
> - I hope to begin shipping back in a week to 10 days. I will repost
> when I finish the collation.
> - Did I mention that I'm floored by everyones work?
> 
> Shaun Granleese
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., " Ruhrfoto/Bernd L."
> >
> > Sorry, Shaun,
> > this was for Shaun Granleese, who was the moderator of the
> > ongoing print exchange. I really fear he went underground with
> > all these (roundabout 900) fine art prints we sent him. Probably
> > he is selleing them to the Mafia.
> > Bernd ;-)
> >
> 
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