Complete guide: Fusion drawing brush Gama Green 30 ml
Professional drawing ink from the Fusion range, in the shade Gamma Green — a medium, pure and bright green, without pronounced blue or yellow undertones — delivered in a 30 ml bottle. It is designed for sketches and markings: tattoo artists use it for freehand drawing on the skin before tattooing, and the water-based formula is easily wiped off with water and soap. Important to remember from the start: it is a drawing ink, not a tattoo pigment — it is not inserted under the skin.
How to use
- Shake the bottle well before each use, so that the pigment is homogeneous in the liquid.
- Pour a small amount into a disposable container (e.g., an ink cap) — never work directly from the bottle.
- Clean and dry the skin area or surface you will draw on.
- Apply the ink with a nib, brush, or refillable marker, depending on your working style — the formula is compatible with all three.
- Build the sketch in thin passes and let each layer dry for a few moments before adding details.
- If you want to correct a line, wipe the area with water and soap, dry, and resume drawing.
- At the end, close the bottle tightly and discard the remaining ink in the working container — do not pour it back into the bottle.
Tips from us
- Always decant the working portion: if you dip tools directly into the bottle, you contaminate the entire contents.
- For warmer lime greens, the manufacturer recommends mixing with Atomic Yellow; for deeper botanical shadows, the combination with Emerald Green from the same range.
- Test the shade on a small area before the final sketch — a medium green can look different depending on skin tone or surface.
- If you work with multiple shades in parallel, label the working containers so you don't confuse them.
- Keep the bottle tightly closed, in a cool place away from sunlight, so the ink does not dry out or degrade.
- The 30 ml format is the economical choice if you use the green frequently; for testing there is also the 15 ml version.
Warning: This ink is intended EXCLUSIVELY for drawing — not tattooing. It is not inserted under the skin and does not replace a tattoo pigment; use for any other purpose is strictly at the user's own risk, as explicitly stated by the manufacturer. Do not apply to irritated, damaged, or freshly tattooed skin. For hygiene reasons, use only decanted amounts per client, do not reintroduce used tools into the bottle, and discard the surplus after each session.
Frequently asked questions
Can I tattoo with this ink?▾
No. Fusion Gamma Green from this range is a drawing ink, intended for sketches on skin or paper, not for insertion under the skin. The manufacturer explicitly states that use for any purpose other than drawing is at the user's own risk. For actual tattooing, dedicated tattoo pigments are used, formulated and tested for implantation in the skin.
What tools can I use to apply the ink?▾
The formula is compatible with nibs, brushes, and refillable markers, so it adapts to any working style. For fine sketch lines, a nib or refillable marker works well, while a brush is useful for fills and shading on larger surfaces. Regardless of the tool, work from a decanted portion, not directly from the bottle.
How is it wiped off the skin?▾
Being a water-based ink, it wipes off easily with water and soap. This makes it practical for freehand drawing before tattooing: you can correct or redo the sketch as many times as needed, without persistent marks. After wiping, dry the area well before drawing again, so the new lines adhere evenly.
What shade is Gamma Green and how do I choose between it and Emerald Green?▾
Gamma Green is a medium, pure and bright green, without a strong inclination towards blue or yellow — the green of young leaves and fresh vegetation. Emerald Green, by comparison, is darker and more saturated, with blue undertones. If you sketch fresh foliage, tropical elements, or vivid accents, choose Gamma Green; for shadows and mature vegetation areas, Emerald Green. The two complement each other well in the same botanical design.
How do I work hygienically with the ink when drawing on clients?▾
The basic rule: the bottle never touches the client and used tools are not returned to the bottle. Decant a small amount into a disposable cap for each client, use clean or disposable tools, and discard the surplus at the end of the session. Close the bottle immediately after pouring and store it clean, to avoid contaminating the remaining contents.
Is there a smaller format than 30 ml?▾
Yes, according to the manufacturer, the Gamma Green shade is also available in a 15 ml format, with the same formula. The small version is suitable if you just want to test the shade or use the green occasionally, while the 30 ml bottle offers a better value for regular use.
Product description
This ink is intended to be used for drawing, not to be used for tattoos. Its use for purposes other than those mentioned by the consumer is strictly the responsibility of the consumer. We do not assume any responsibility in the case of using this ink for a purpose other than the one mentioned. With over 40 years of combined experience, Adam Everett the industry's most vibrant, high quality inks — Fusion Tattoo Ink. This leading brand differentiates itself from the others on the market by their higher pigment load and visibly easier application. Fusion Tattoo Ink is an organic, vegan pigment. Specifications: Dimensions: 30ml High pigment load Bright, bold color with easy application Vegan friendly and organic
Fusion Gamma Green 30 ml drawing ink is a professional drawing ink with a luminous and vibrant medium green shade, one of the most versatile colors in the Fusion range. Produced by Fusion, a leader in professional tattoo consumables, this water-based ink delivers brilliant pigmentation and flawless flow. The Gamma Green shade is a pure and luminous green without pronounced blue or yellow undertones, offering a balanced and natural green. It is the ideal color for young leaves, fresh vegetation, tropical elements, and any design requiring a vivid and optimistic green. The 30 ml bottle offers generous volume at an excellent price-to-quality ratio, suitable for artists who integrate green into their regular working palette. The advanced Fusion formula ensures pigmentation consistency from batch to batch, eliminating unwanted variations. Compatible with nibs, brushes, and refillable markers, the ink adapts to any working style. It wipes easily from skin with soap and water. Non-toxic and compliant with European standards, Fusion Gamma Green 30 ml adds luminosity and freshness to every tattoo project.
Frequently Asked Questions What exact shade is Fusion Gamma Green? Fusion Gamma Green is a medium, pure and luminous green, similar to fresh grass or young spring leaves. It is neither as dark as Emerald Green nor as light as Cool Mint. It is a balanced green without excessive leaning toward blue or yellow. This central positioning in the green spectrum makes it extremely versatile and easy to integrate into any composition. What is the difference between Gamma Green and Emerald Green? Gamma Green is lighter, brighter, and purer, without pronounced blue undertones. Emerald Green is darker, more intense, and more saturated, with blue undertones giving it a more sophisticated character. Gamma Green is the green of young and fresh nature, while Emerald Green is the deep green of mature jungle. The two complement each other perfectly in botanical designs. Is Gamma Green suitable for leaf and plant designs? Yes, Gamma Green is ideal for leaf and plant designs, faithfully reproducing the shade of young leaves and fresh vegetation. Combined with Emerald Green for mature leaves and shadow areas, and Cool Mint for light areas, it allows creating a complete botanical green palette. It is the primary tool for artists specializing in floral and botanical designs. Does Gamma Green mix well with Atomic Yellow? Yes, Gamma Green and Atomic Yellow form an excellent combination. The mixture produces brilliant yellow-greens, similar to young spring leaves or sunlit grass. The Atomic Yellow proportion controls luminosity: more yellow produces a lime-green, while more Gamma Green maintains a dominant green with subtle yellow warmth. Is Gamma Green available in 15 ml format? Yes, Fusion Gamma Green is also available in 15 ml format, ideal for artists wanting to test the shade or who use green occasionally. The 30 ml format offers better value for regular use. Both formats contain the same premium formula with identical pigmentation. The choice depends on usage frequency and available budget. Is Gamma Green visible on dark skin? Gamma Green offers good visibility on light and medium skin. On dark skin, visibility may be moderate due to the color's medium tone. For very dark skin, brighter colors like Atomic Yellow or Flaming Pink offer superior visibility. On medium skin, Gamma Green is sufficiently visible for effective markings and sketches. Can I use Gamma Green for animal designs? Yes, Gamma Green is excellent for animal designs that have green components, such as snakes, frogs, parrots, and other tropical species. Combined with Emerald Green for darker tones and Atomic Yellow for bright accents, it allows creating realistic animal textures. It is also popular for natural backgrounds in wildlife compositions. How should I properly store Gamma Green 30 ml? Store the Gamma Green bottle upright with the cap tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ideal storage temperature is between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius. Shake gently before each use to evenly redistribute pigment. Under these conditions, the ink maintains optimal quality throughout the shelf life indicated by the manufacturer. Is Gamma Green suitable for neo-traditional style? Yes, Gamma Green is a key color in neo-traditional style characterized by rich and saturated colors. Gamma Green's luminous green perfectly complements the neo-traditional palette alongside Brick Red, Atomic Yellow, and Basic Black. It is ideal for leaves, vines, floral elements, and vegetal backgrounds omnipresent in neo-traditional compositions. Can Gamma Green be diluted for watercolor effects? Yes, Gamma Green dilutes excellently with distilled water for watercolor effects. In high water proportions, it produces a transparent pastel green ideal for backgrounds. The wet-on-wet technique on moistened paper creates spectacular natural diffusions. Progressive layering allows building from pale tones to intense green. This technique is perfectly suited for watercolor tattoo style.
