Most people don't take the time to think about ink. It splashes from everywhere-bottles, jets, ball point pens. It drips, leaks, and smears from the ends of feather quills, the handwriting on a freshly written document, and the jets from printers. All ink is used for the same basic task-coloring. Marking, writing, pigmenting, or filling space between the lines are all uses of ink, but the same type of ink cannot be used for each job.
Ink is an evolving substance.
It differs in content geographically and comes with a range of textures and capabilities. There is India ink, Chinese ink, and Sepia ink. Some ink is thin and watery. However, all types of ink have the same two parts-a vehicle and a colorant. Ink was first made by the Egyptians and the Chinese.