Liquitex Professional Acrylic Ink made with finely ground artist quality pigments instead of colorants. They dry quickly, are permanent, water resistant and non-clogging, which makes them ideal for a variety of techniques from watercolour effects to stamping. Each made with super-fine artist-grade pigments captured in cutting-edge acrylic emulsion. Liquitex Inks are extremely ­ fluid, water resistant, permanent, and extremely lightfast.

Ideal for airbrushing, watercolour effects and screen-printing, you can water the ink down, stamp it, or use it seamlessly with every other medium.

Liquitex intermix ability gives power to combine with any of Liquitex paints and mediums, any way you like. Compatible binders let you seamlessly layer, blend and mix all products with stable, archival results.

Highly Pigmented - This fine art ink is made with high quality materials. Pigments are processed using the latest basket bead mill technology, where the small reinforced ceramic beads give fine dispersion, great colour development, strength, and shine. No fast-fading dyes, just true colour purity and archival stability in an ultra-fluid acrylic vehicle.

Ultra-fluid versatility - Liquid acrylic can be used in many ways. Airbrushing, Pour, Pen and ink, A wash of colour. Acrylic ink is perfect to use straight out of the bottle as lowest viscosity colour, the ultra-fluid formula is ideal for thin, fluid applications and techniques. You can add a professional medium to adjust it further.

Permanent when dry - Water resistance and permanence are not seen in regular inks. Because it is acrylic, the ink dries quickly and does not move once dry, which means you can paint over paint without bleeding and achieve velvety multi-layered surface effects. Without stains.

Colour Range – Liquitex Acrylic ink made from fine art pigments, which offers as broad a palette of 55 colours including range of fluorescents. The spectrum has been selected to ensure that the largest number of colours can be mixed from the range. Acrylic Ink is perfect for layering washes of colour, adding in detail with a fine brush, dropping pools of flowing colour directly on paper, splatter brushing, and pen & ink drawing.