Pinata Solvent-based Stamp Pad Ink  (Multicolour, 14.79 ml)

Alcohol ink is used for creating vibrant, fluid, and abstract artwork, as well as for various craft projects. The inks contain dye or pigment suspended in isopropyl alcohol, which allows them to flow smoothly on non-porous surfaces. Here are some common uses of alcohol ink: Art and Painting: Artists use alcohol ink to create colourful, abstract paintings on synthetic paper like Yupo or glossy cardstock. The ink's vibrant colours and flowing effects make it popular for creating unique designs. Crafts: Alcohol ink is used to colour and design various craft items, such as ceramic tiles, glass, metal, resin, and plastic. Crafters often use it to add patterns or vibrant colours to jewellery, coasters, ornaments, and other decorative items. Resin Art: Alcohol ink is often used in resin art to create stunning effects, such as swirls and patterns. The ink can be added to resin before it sets, allowing artists to create unique designs. Mixed Media: Artists use alcohol ink in combination with other media, like acrylics or watercolours, to add depth and texture to mixed media projects. Calligraphy and Lettering: Some artists use alcohol ink with a calligraphy pen or brush to create colourful lettering and unique calligraphy styles. Alcohol ink's unique flowing and blending characteristics make it popular for creating abstract and expressive art. It can be manipulated with air, heat, or blending solutions to achieve different effects. The Gold and Silver included are stunningly reflective metallic colours made from real metal pigment. They remain opaque and light fast. Blanco Blanco is also an opaque pigmented colour and is great for mixing tints and pastels. Shake alcohol ink well before use. Please note it is flammable. Keep away from flames and heat. Keep safe from children.