A black drawing ink from Intenze, in a generous 120 ml format, designed for those who draw a lot and consistently: artists who sketch their projects, illustrators, and studios where boards and designs are produced on a rolling basis. The intense black and large format make it a practical choice when small bottles run out too quickly. Important to know from the start: this ink is intended exclusively for drawing, not tattooing.
Can I use this ink for tattoos?▾
No. The product is sold strictly as drawing ink, and its declared purpose is exclusively drawing, not tattooing. Use for any purpose other than the one mentioned is entirely at the consumer's own risk, and the store assumes no responsibility in such a situation. If you need tattoo ink, choose a product explicitly listed in the category of inks intended for tattoos.
What type of work is this ink suitable for?▾
Being a black drawing ink, it is suitable for sketches, boards, outlines, and surface fills in paper works — including the designs a tattoo artist prepares before a session. The intense black covers solid areas well, and for intermediate tones you can dilute a small amount in a separate container to obtain grays for shadows and gradients in your drawing.
How do I properly store the ink after opening?▾
Close the lid tightly immediately after each use, keep the bottle in a cool place away from direct sunlight. Shake before each use to keep the pigment homogeneous. The most important hygiene point: always work from a separate container and never pour used ink back into the main bottle — this way you avoid contaminating the entire quantity.
Can I divide the 120 ml bottle into smaller containers?▾
Yes, it is a common practice in studios, especially when multiple artists draw from the same stock. Use clean containers, shake the large bottle well before transferring, pour without touching the bottle's mouth to the container, and close immediately. Label each container with the transfer date and the batch from the original label, and have each person work only from their own container.
Is the 120 ml format worth it or is it too much for me?▾
It depends on how much you draw. The large format is the most economical per milliliter and makes sense if you use black ink consistently — for example in a studio where you work daily on sketches and boards. However, if you draw only occasionally, you risk not consuming it at a reasonable rate after opening, in which case a smaller format is the more practical choice.
What tools can I use to apply this ink?▾
Like any liquid drawing ink, it is applied on paper with a brush, dip pen, or other drawing tools you usually work with. Dispense into a well or small working container and wash the tools immediately after the session, before the ink dries on the hair or metal — this extends their lifespan and keeps the lines clean.
