Mineral Paper Mineral Paper is a unique surface and is different from synthetic paper. Tear and water resistant, it does not wrinkle and can be used on both sides. Mineral Paper accepts any media wet or dry and the bright white surface allows for crisp lines and saturated colours. Mineral Paper does not have a plastic feel and has just the right amount of absorbency for a wide variety of creative techniques. Use an Inkjet Printer to experiment with altering and working back into images. Mineral Paper printed through an Inkjet Printer | Food Dye on Mineral Paper | Liquid Crayons on Mineral Paper Step-by-Step:Mineral Paper Printed through an Inkjet Printer Step One Use an Inkjet Printer to print an image. Ensure your ink IS NOT fast drying or smudge proof, otherwise this technique will not work as well. Step Two Use an atomizer to lightly spray water onto the image – is will cause the ink to move and run. Less is best. Watch the Video here! Step Three Use an Aquash Brush to make controlled water marks on your image and move the printed ink. Watch the Video here! Step Four The finished piece will demonstrate amazing watery effects. Step-by-Step:Food Dye onto Mineral Paper Blending Eco Colour Food Dye applied with a brush moves and blends beautifully on Mineral Paper. Allow colours to mix on the paper by starting with a lighter colour and blending a darker colour into it. Salt Sprinkle Rock Salt on to thewet Food Dye for interesting results. Watch the Video here! Step-by-Step:Liquid Crayons on Mineral Paper Step One Draw a image or design on Mineral Paper using Liquid Crayons. Step Two Use an Aquash Brush or water pot and brush to move the pigment and create a watercolour effect. An atomizer with water can also be used. Step Three Apply Fill in the background by drawing small areas with the Liquid crayons and applying water to spread the pigment. Step Four The completed artwork can be left to dry and then displayed.