Inks By Brand

This ink colour kind of speaks for itself. Its a needed colour to incorporate into your flesh tone pallet. Useful as is, but also a great tool to mute down existing colours. It can be used to slightly darken up lighter areas such as eyes, wrinkles, hands and pretty much anything with a bend. Also great for zombies or decay.

A neutral brown colour sometimes used for darkening other pigments. Its a great colour for laying down the foundation of your image. This colour can be intermixed with almost any colour in your palette. Using this colour is a good substitute in those dark areas that aren't quite black.

This colour is a must for making anything look realistic and great for shadowed areas. Intended for a wash or glaze this green tattoo ink is unique and one of a kind.

This dirty yellow ink will work well for large highlighted areas or act as a mid tone for the brightest areas without being overwhelming. This colour works well for hair, eyes and teeth.

This colour is a great choice for lips, cheeks and around the eyes. Use it with Clay, Sand and Ginger to add warmth.

Mocha fits right in there with the brown family of Intenze ink colours. Great for hair, skin, and fur. This orange-brown is a great addition to the family and pairs great with Sand, Ginger and Clay.

While Midnight is also one of the darker colours, its cooler tone is quite noticeable, and it can be used in place of black alongside Black Cherry. This ink will work well in places that lack light such as areas in the hair and things that need to be pushed back into the distance and this colour will allow lighter "flesh tones" to really push forward and appear brighter.

The darkest green in the set. Moss can be used as a solid but the way it is intended to be used is more as a wash or glaze. A wash or glaze would be one of the last steps taken to finishing a tattoo. A little goes a long way, by watering it down its used to enhance your darkest features making your image look more realistic.