Inks By Brand

StarBrite Radioactive Fallout was mixed by Ink Master Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). It is possibly the best colour for horror, sci-fi, illustration, and more. It is a bright, light colour for an experienced artist since it needs some skills and a good, light skin to be packed properly. It is recommended as a supportive, lighter shade of Minty Green. Combine with some dark violets and sweet oranges since these colours are "close family members" in a palette and can co-operate together.

StarBrite Blitzkrieg Green was mixed by Ink Master Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). This is an opaque, army green that is great for using in military themes, monsters, zombies, leaves, nature, etc. It is also very useful in cover up work.

StarBrite Permafrost was mixed by Ink Master Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). It makes a solid, pastel colour that works great when doing watercolour or realistic backgrounds. This colour mixes very well with El Paso Sand and Lite Fleshtone.

StarBrite Fallen Sky was mixed by Ink Master Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). This is one of his favourite colours out of the series. It works great with Murky Tomb and Ancient Slate. This colour makes for a really cool under lighting on any portrait or bio piece. You can also do a duo tone, opaque black and grey with this line up.

StarBrite Bermuda Triangle was mixed by Ink Master Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). This is a beautiful seafoam grey that works great on realism background work like plants, birds, frogs, different underwater applications, and so much more. It blends very well with all the other Subterranean colours to get cool unique tones for all variety of tattoos.

StarBrite Radioactive Fallout was mixed by Ink Master Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). It is a light, murky green colour that goes into the skin with ease. A great colour to use as a backgrounds and heals amazingly. It is also a unique colour that no other ink company has yet.

StarBrite Alien Autopsy was mixed by Ink Masters Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). This is an opaque, blueish grey colour ideal for cloudy skies and underwater glows but can be used for all types of different work. Use with Dark Clay to make a nice stone like effect and Radioactive Fallout to get a smooth olive tone.

StarBrite Green Abyss was mixed by Ink Master Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). It is a dark blue/green colour that works amazingly when used for underwater themes, floral, and zombie tattoos. It saturates well into the skin and can be mixed with white to achieve lighter tones. This colour will boost contrast on designs with a lot of warm colours.

StarBrite Murky Tomb was mixed by Ink Master Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). This colour is a fantastic addition to the StarBrite Colors palette. It is a greyish, green, and blue that'll work great for zombie, alien, or monster tattoos. It blends well with Alien Autopsy and Fallen Sky for darker and lighter values. Works great for cover ups also.

StarBrite Ancient Slate was mixed by Ink Master Season 4 Winner and Pro-Team artist, Scott Marshall (RIP). This colour is a dark, blueish grey used to lay down solid base without black if you prefer. Blend Murky Tomb off of that for smooth blends. Ancient Slate is a great new colour that brings a lot of depth when working on metallic looking pieces or stone.