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Re: signature ink/pencil ?
How does over a thousand years sound for permanence of some
inks? Of course inks have had trends which track popularity rather
than permanence, just as the modern world switches from the longevity of
metal to dyes and pigments for images.
this stuff is as old as the hills, no need to reinvent a wheel that's been
turning for millenia.. permanent inks are easily obtained and have been
the mainstay of draftsmen for ages (up to computing killed the art of
drawing)
or stuff it all, - be artistic and modern - drop your
print in a laser printer for a fused carbon digital signature that will outlast
everything.. you can be retro and do your name in some olde worlde font,
or go 80's and copy a hand written sig, or supermodern and do a kewl
2D barcode people can scan with their phones and link it straight to your
website
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