ink and soap?....hmmm. You could melt down the soap and mix just enough ink into it so that when it drys, you have marbled soap. You could also carve the soap using a pen and out line the ridges with ink.
I don't about ink but it is possible to make soap from peanuts. Just add sodium hydroxide to the oil extracted from peanuts, it will give soap.
peanut butter, ink, paper, and soap
Soap and ink, yes. Food oil and massage oil, yes. Milk, yes. Peanut butter, yes. Glass might be stretching a point.
Yes out of peanut oil and vegetable oil
Soap is likely the best solvent as it can break down the oils in the sharpie ink, which helps to lift the ink from the surface. While vinegar can also help remove some ink, soap is generally more effective for this purpose. Water alone may not be as effective at removing sharpie ink.
To use a Tat2 Art Pen, start by shaking the pen well to mix the ink. Then, remove the cap and press the tip against your skin to release the ink, drawing your desired design. Allow the ink to dry for a few moments before touching it to prevent smudging. Finally, to remove the temporary tattoo, use soap and water or an alcohol wipe.
hot water and soap
To make homemade ink for art projects, you can mix water with a coloring agent such as food coloring, natural dyes like beet juice or turmeric, or charcoal powder. Experiment with different ratios to achieve the desired color intensity. You can also add a small amount of vinegar or rubbing alcohol to help preserve the ink.
soap or something called fleox
Use pure undiluted liquid Green Soap, which can be purchased at any tattoo supply shop or online. Green Soap also washes tattoo ink off of skin.
Are you sure it is the ink? My cousin thought so for along time & then we discovered it was the green soap.
Common ink art styles used in contemporary art include traditional Chinese ink painting, Japanese sumi-e painting, modern calligraphy, and ink wash painting. Each style has its own unique techniques and cultural influences that contribute to its distinct aesthetic appeal.