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Inked, a vibrant tapestry of body art and culture, invites readers into a world where self-expression knows no boundaries. Showcasing riveting stories and inked masterpieces, the publication has featured icons like Kat Von D, Rihanna, Megan Fox, and soon, the 2024 Inked Cover Girl.

I just finished logging my currently inked pens on the wonderful fountain pen companion and I was a bit shocked to discover that I have 30 fountain pens inked up (each one with a different ink). This is of course the result of the Inkvent madness and my insistence on actually filling pens with the samples in the calendar instead of just using a dip pen.

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Custom pre-inked stamps are a fast, clean and efficient way to stamp your documents. Pre-Inked Stamps last for up to 50,000 impressions and can be refilled, so you never have to worry about running out of ink. Pre-inked stamps are also much cleaner than other stamps, so your documents will always look sharp and professional. Pre-inked stamps are a great investment for any business or office and are ideal for high-volume stamping needs, such as inventory tracking, return address stamping, or brand logo marking.

Custom pre-inked stamps seldom need to be refilled, but if you do need to add more ink, it's easy to do. Simply unscrew the cap on the stamp, remove the ink pad, and add more ink. Once the ink pad is saturated, screw the cap back on, and your stamp will be ready for action.

In years gone by, notaries only had a choice of wooden, rubber notary stamps with a separate ink pad. The notary commission information was engraved on a rubber strip applied with adhesive onto the wooden stamp. The notary would first press the stamp onto the ink pad and then apply the stamp to the document to be notarized. (Rubber stamps and ink pads are still available today, though rarely used.) As technology advanced in the early 70's, the self-inking stamp was introduced and became the dominant tool used by notaries all over the United States and the world. Late in the 1990's, the pre-inked stamp was introduced and became equally as popular as the self-inking notary stamp.

So, what is the difference between the self-inking notary stamp and the pre-inked notary stamp if both serve the same purpose? Which one is the better choice? Which one is more popular and more durable? A study conducted by the American Association of Notaries shows that both stamps are durable, are equally popular, and serve the same purpose. It is up to the notary to decide which type of stamp he prefers. Here is a brief comparison between the two:

The pre-inked notary stamp is generally the more expensive stamp. It uses a flash light system to transfer the required written information from the laser printer to foam that will be inserted on the bottom of the stamp and then inked with an oil-based ink. Since it uses an oil-based ink, it lasts longer and can make up to 50,000 impressions. Once ordered, it can be manufactured in minutes and then shipped promptly to customers who need a stamp immediately. Since the ink is kept in a reservoir, the manufacturer can make the stamps in various designs, such as pocket notary stamps, or pen-shaped notary stamps. The only drawback to using pre-inked notary stamps is that some oil-based ink is slow to dry and might smear and run over text on the back of the document. The American Association of Notaries uses fast-drying oil-based ink that will not smear or pool behind the stamp. When the stamp is applied to a surface, the ink flows through the stamp from behind and creates a clear impression on the notarized documents. A second or two must pass before ink can flow through the pre-inked stamp surface, and the stamp may require a slight "break" after several documents have been stamped in succession.

The construction of the self-inking stamp is different: it uses a built-in ink pad to re-ink itself after each application. The ink pad is up in the casing of the stamp so that when pressure is applied the die plate hits the ink pad and flips to make the engraved impression on the document. Self-inking stamps have the advantage of being easily re-filled, and they use environmentally friendly water-based ink that does not smear. The built-in ink pad can be re-inked and is easily replaced. It is always wise to keep a bottle of ink handy in case you need to re-ink your stamp. The time required to manufacture a self-inking stamp varies depending on what type of equipment the manufacturer is using. Stamp manufacturers who use a laser engraver can manufacture a stamp within minutes. Many manufacturers are still using the old system (which still produces a stamp as good as one produced by laser engraving): a negative is created from a laser printout, then liquid rubber is poured on top of the negative and developed under ultraviolet light until it hardens. Oil-based ink cannot be used on a self-inking stamp because it will cause damage to the rubber piece.

Each type of stamp will serve any notary well. It behooves each notary to experiment by purchasing each type of stamp to see which one will best suit his needs for ease of use and durability based on his own notarizing and work patterns. We always recommend that you purchase your notary stamps from a reputable notary stamp manufacturer that will stand behind its products and be there in the future if you ever need to replace your stamp.

No returns or exchanges will be accepted for printed material, or custom orders. Exchanges for same product on apparel items that are damaged. Contact us at info@texasinked.com for questions/concerns.

I want to make an inked edge effect / style in Illustrator. Everything is too uniform. I want to be able to just apply it to shapes and be done, no tweaking every time. I want to come as close to this as possible - this is a pic of actual ink on paper. The dark line at the edge and wonky shading / gradient on the inside is what I'm after.

I made a lot of friends in the course of my research and saw some tattoos that were breathtakingly beautiful: original, nuanced, carefully crafted works of art. As I said, I used to think tattoos were for either low-lifes or those who wanted to pretend they were, but my mind now stands changed by the thoughtful, articulate people I talked to and the spectacular designs that had been inked into their bodies. In a word, tattoos are now officially okay by me.

Background: The presence of tumor at the inked margins (IMs) of breast specimens is associated with an increased risk of local recurrence after breast-conserving therapy for invasive breast carcinoma and ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). Given the importance of margin status, some have advocated the use of shaved margins (SMs) as a means of conducting a more complete examination of the specimen margins than could be done with sections taken perpendicular to the IMs. However, it is not known whether these two methods of margin assessment provide comparable information.

Methods: To address this issue, the authors studied 22 consecutive breast reexcision specimens (10 DCIS, 6 infiltrating ductal carcinomas, and 6 infiltrating lobular carcinomas) in which the specimen surfaces were inked, the margins were shaved, and tumor was present in at least one of the SM sections. A total of 199 SMs were examined. The SMs were originally embedded in a way that permitted histologic sections to be cut opposite the inked surface. Sections of SM stained with hematoxylin and eosin (H & E) were reviewed and scored for the presence and extent (number of low-power fields) of cancer. The remaining tissue from the SM was then removed from the blocks, cut perpendicular to the IM, and reembedded to permit visualization of tumor in relation to the IM. Sections were then cut from two different levels of each reembedded block and stained with H & E. An SM was considered positive if tumor was present anywhere on the section. An IM was considered positive when tumor extended to the inked surface. 006ab0faaa