Intenze tus drawing High White (Bob Tyrrell)
IntenzeSpecifications
- Brand
- Intenze
- Quantity
- 30ml
- Format
- bottle
- Sterilization
- sterile packaged
- Usage
- drawing on skin
- Removal
- easy with water
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Complete guide: Intenze tus drawing High White (Bob Tyrrell)
A professional white drawing ink, created by Intenze in collaboration with portrait artist Bob Tyrrell — note, it is not tattoo ink, but a planning tool for the skin. With it you mark highlights, light points, and transition areas directly on the client before the needle touches the skin. The 30 ml bottle, delivered sterile-packed, offers an intense, opaque white that wipes off easily with water or disinfectant solution. It is designed primarily for realism and black & grey artists, but any tattooer who wants to plan their lights with precision can use it.
How to use
- Clean and disinfect the work area on the client's skin; apply the stencil first, if using one, and let it set.
- Shake the bottle well before use, then pour a small amount into a disposable ink cup — never work directly from the bottle.
- Apply the ink with a fine brush (size 0 or 1) or a fine-tip marker to the areas where highlights and light points will be; for large areas of diffused light, some artists spread it with a gloved finger.
- Let the markings settle on the skin and check from different angles whether the light distribution matches your reference.
- Tattoo normally: the white map guides your placement of lights and shadows without interfering with the tattooing process.
- If a marking needs to be repositioned, wipe it off with water, green soap, or disinfectant solution and reapply.
- At the end, clean any remaining traces — the product is not permanent and removes easily.
- Discard the ink cup and disposable applicators; never pour leftover ink back into the bottle.
Tips from us
- Do not confuse it with Snow White Opaque or Snow White Mixing from Intenze — those are permanent tattoo inks; High White is exclusively for drawing and planning.
- On very light skin the white is less visible; in such cases you can combine markings with a colored surgical pencil.
- Plan the highlights first on the reference image, then transfer them to the skin — marking the lights before tattooing reduces placement errors, critical especially in portraiture.
- For maximum precision use a brush with a sharp tip; keep a dedicated brush only for this product, cleaned and disinfected between uses, or use disposable applicators.
- Close the bottle tightly after each use and store it away from contamination, like any studio consumable.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a tattoo ink? Can I tattoo with it?▾
No. High White is exclusively a drawing ink for planning on the skin — you mark the lights and highlights before tattooing, then it is wiped off. It is not formulated to be permanently implanted in the dermis. If you need permanent white, choose a dedicated white tattoo ink, such as Snow White Opaque or Snow White Mixing from the Intenze range.
How do I remove it from the skin? Does it leave marks?▾
It wipes off easily with water, green soap, or disinfectant solution and leaves no permanent marks. You can correct the markings at any time during planning, and at the end of the session any residue cleans off as easily as a regular marker.
How do I work hygienically with it so as not to contaminate the rest of the work station?▾
Pour the required amount into a disposable ink cup and work only from it — do not dip the brush directly into the bottle and do not pour leftover product back in. Use gloves, disposable applicators, or a dedicated brush disinfected between clients, and discard everything that touched the skin at the end of the session. Applied before starting the tattoo and not mixed with permanent inks, it does not contaminate the inks.
I'm a beginner — is it worth it for me or only for realism artists?▾
The technique of marking highlights, popularized by Bob Tyrrell in black & grey portraiture, is most valuable in realism, where light placement makes the difference between a flat portrait and a three-dimensional one. But even as a beginner it helps you: you build the habit of planning the lights on the client before the first needle contact with the skin, which reduces placement errors.
Can it be seen on any skin type?▾
It works on all skin types, but visibility is better on medium and dark skin. On very light skin the white may be harder to distinguish — there many artists additionally mark with a colored surgical pencil.
What is the best way to apply it?▾
A fine drawing brush with a sharp tip (size 0 or 1) offers the best precision for small light points. For thicker lines a fine-tip marker works, and for large areas of diffused light some artists spread it with a gloved finger. Experiment to find your preferred method.
Product description
ACEST PRODUS ESTE EXCEPTAT DE LA RETUR, POTRIVIT OUG 34/2014 PRIVIND DREPTURILE CONSUMATORILOR.
Potrivit ART. 16 - Sunt exceptate de la dreptul de retragere in ceea ce priveste contractele la distanta urmatoarele:
- furnizarea de produse sigilate care nu pot fi returnate din motive de protectie a sanatatii sau din motive de igiena
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