Today, students expect not sheaves of pages redolent with freshly applied ink, but slick powerpoints that they can access online and digest at their leisure.
His hair, the color of ink, is slicked back from a sharply defined face.
"There ain't no sunshine way way down" he sings, while the water is riddled with sharks lurking beneath "like slicks of ink".
If you have written on a glossy or slick surface, Sharpie ink will smear and smudge until completely dry.
One cube comes slicked with squid ink; others are topped with tiny, clear-eyed fish and dabbed with plum paste.
The black ink, described by conservators as a slick, did seep right through to the back of the canvas in places and the damage will always remain under the surface.
I dabbed my forefinger with my tongue and slicked it across the ink.
The result, M/MINK Eau de Parfum, is represented by a sort of smear campaign -- artworks made from existing images, by the photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, that Amzalag and Augustyniak obscured with slicks of thick black ink.
Avoid slick materials, which are hard for inks to penetrate and can lead to smearing.
Mr. Joshi is going back to his roots as an engineer — as a young H.P. researcher, he figured out a way to make ink cartridges fire 45 million drops — and relying on new technologies, not slick marketing.
Matte, yet slick and nonabsorbing, the plastic turns normally cooperative liquid mediums, like ink or watercolor, recalcitrant.
