A black ink from Intenze, in a compact 30 ml bottle, intended exclusively for drawing — not tattooing. It is designed for artists who prepare their designs on paper: sketches, flash sheets, line studies, and solid black areas. The 'True Black' shade lets you see a dense black on paper, visually close to the aesthetic of blackwork pieces, before you get to the actual session.
Can I use this ink for tattooing?▾
No. The product is declared exclusively for drawing, and the official description clearly states that it is not intended for tattooing — use for any other purpose is strictly the consumer's responsibility. If you need tattoo ink, choose a product from the tattoo ink category, where you will find inks intended for this purpose.
What use is a drawing ink to me if I am a tattoo artist?▾
It is a working tool for the design stage: client sketches, flash sheets, practicing lines and compositions on paper. Being an intense black, it allows you to simulate on paper the look of solid black areas and bold outlines, so you can see how the design 'stands' before transferring it to skin with the equipment and inks dedicated to tattooing.
What tools can I use to apply the ink?▾
As it is a liquid drawing ink, you can apply it with a brush, a dip pen, or any other drawing tool compatible with liquid ink. For fine lines, use a fine nib, and for fills and large black areas, a brush. It is recommended to pour a small amount into a work container and not to dip tools directly into the bottle.
How do I store the ink so it does not degrade over time?▾
Three simple rules: seal the bottle tightly immediately after use, store it in a cool place away from direct sunlight, and never pour used ink back into the bottle — it may be contaminated with paper fibers or residue from tools. Shake the bottle before each use, and if you notice obvious changes in consistency or smell, it is a sign that the ink is no longer in good condition.
How do I choose between this ink and a tattoo ink from the store?▾
The criterion is purpose: if you work on paper — sketches, designs, flash — this is the right product, in a practical 30 ml format. If you need tattoo ink, go to the tattoo ink category; the two types of products are not interchangeable, and this drawing ink must not be used on skin during a tattooing procedure.
Is 30 ml enough for drawing?▾
For working on paper, yes — drawing consumes small amounts per piece, so a 30 ml bottle covers many sketches and design sessions. The compact format is also easy to carry in your work kit. If you intensively draw large solid black areas day after day, simply monitor the level in the bottle and order a new one in time.
