Artinked

​Take the time to add color to your life because it only takes a little bit of color to make the world a more colorful place to be, So come on lets design with color Art can be seen everywhere. Whether it is in architecture, painting or photography, art is present everywhere. And with the rise of digital photography, there has been an exponential increase in the amount of photos uploaded to social media sites like Instagram and Facebook. Now more than ever, art lovers are able to share their passion for art with the world. It’s no wonder then that the demand for interior designers specializing in this field is on the rise as well. If you have an eye for design and a knack for organization and aesthetics, a career as an interior designer may be something you should explore.

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make a digital inprint that shows us where you've been and where were heading,Do Keep track of the entire journey and lets explore our imaginations together and make it go wild with creativity like never before 

Ink is a natural product made of a chemical compound that comes from several sources, including animal skin, trees or beaver urine. The most common inks are black or brown, but there are other colors used for writing and printing. Ink is used by artists to write words and pictures on paper, boards, canvas, and similar surfaces. It can also be poured onto fabric to create an art piece such as a painting or tattoo. Ink is sometimes added to a surface to create an image that you can see through, such as a piece of stained glass. The United States is the world’s largest producer of ink. It produces about 20% of the world’s entire ink supply. The first person to use ink was believed by some to be Peter Paul Rubens in 1606. He used it to make notes on documents while he was traveling. In 1856, Alphonse Mucha created his famous painting “The Kiss” using yellow tinted watercolor ink. Another early use of ink was by Leonardo da Vinci who used it in his drawings and paintings. Ink has been used ...