Liquitex Professional Acrylic Ink! comprises super fluid, intensely pigmented acrylic colors for all of your creative uses.
They’re water resistant, fast drying, non-clogging, and permanent, so they won’t smear or fade.
Professional Acrylic Ink! is intermixable with all other Liquitex acrylics and mediums.
Available in 30 ml dropper bottles and 150 ml bottles.
Colors:
Cadmium yellow light hue, carbon black, cerulean blue hue, deep violet, dioxazine purple, iridescent bright gold, iridescent bright silver, iridescent rich bronze, iridescent rich copper, naphthol crimson, natural grey 5, phthalo blue green shade, phthalo green blue shade, phthalo green yellow shade, Prussian blue hue, pyrrole red, quinacridone magenta, red oxide, sap green permanent, titanium white, transparent burnt sienna, transparent burnt umber, transparent raw sienna, transparent raw umber, turquoise deep, vivid lime green, vivid red orange, yellow medium azo, yellow orange azo, yellow oxide.
About manufacturer Liquitex:
Henry Levinson established a small family company in 1933, named Permanent Pigments Company. He initially only made artist oil colors. In 1955, Permanent Pigments invented the first water-based acrylic gesso. Levinson tried to think of a name that aptly described this new invention, a medium that could go from fluidity to heavy texture. He decided on the name Liquid Texture, or Liquitex.
Mr. Levinson’s idea soon took off, and in 1956, the first commercially available fluid acrylic colors, known as Soft Body paints, were developed. The first heavy bodied, water-based acrylic colors, called Heavy Body, followed in 1963.
Liquitex has a long history of creativity, but creativity doesn’t always begin in a laboratory. With this in mind, the company created a Lecture Demonstration Program that still continues to this day. In 1965, it was the first program of lectures and demonstrations given by practicing artists to students at colleges and universities throughout the United States. This program is known today as the Artist Outreach Program.
