@sachistorymuseum: Showing up close rolling out purple oil base ink with a brayer on the ink stone in preparation for some letterpress printing in the print shop exhibit at the Sacramento History Museum. As Howard demonstrates, this is done to create an even layer of ink on the ink stone and the brayer. The remaining ink at the top of the stone will gradually be rolled out throughout the morning as we’re printing (we record our videos on Wednesday and Friday mornings). Oil base ink can last a few hours on the ink stone before starting to dry. #SacHistoryMuseum #museumtok #printing #asmr #sactiktok

ijuko67 :

forbidden marmite

tealbiscuit :

WAIT. What about that top chunk???

WojciechBoży :

I tough it was jam

T :

How do you clean it after?

River :

I love the original way of doing things. There’s nothing like printing from a press.

Kells :

Does Howard realize how calming this is 🫢💜

dancewarlockdance :

Wow, what a beautiful shine!

🙂 🇨🇦 :

I try to envision Harold as a 27 year old astronaut or molecular scientist back in the day before retiring at 107 as a volunteer at the Sacramento bee

J.O :

I haven’t seen him in always seen others, I thought the unfortunate happened, I’m glad it didn’t and I hope he out lives us all

☆🌌🐍🐦‍⬛ :

Ich liebe diese lila :3

Ignislalo :

So relaxing

Sharmanator :

How do you clean the ink off afterwards

David Finney :

Listening to the hissing of the ink on your brayer reminds me of when I ran a sheetfed press.

Miguel :

now that's some nice ASMR right there 👌🙂‍↕️

Craig :

who's from Scotland 😁😁

Эльдэкапич :

Joshua :

I love ur museum

Ar :

St. Swithun :

user47026337321 :

🥰🥰🥰

csar05lv :

😂😂😂

MaJo :

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✨'i' AM + 'i'✨ :

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