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Alcohol Ink 15ml Red

Dala Alcohol Ink is a type of ink known for its highly saturated and translucent properties. It is specifically designed to dry quickly, making it ideal for various artistic applications. Here are some key features and uses of Dala Alcohol Ink:

  1. Highly Saturated and Translucent: Dala Alcohol Inks offer intense and vibrant colors that are transparent in nature. This characteristic allows for layering and blending to create stunning visual effects in artwork.
  2. Fast Drying: One of the primary advantages of alcohol inks is their rapid drying time. This quick-drying property is beneficial for artists who want to build up layers or work on multiple pieces without waiting long periods for the ink to dry.
  3. Versatile Surface Compatibility: Dala Alcohol Inks can be used on a wide range of hard surfaces, including glass, plastic, ceramic, stone, metal, leather, polymer clay, and resin. This versatility allows artists to explore various mediums and experiment with different textures.
  4. Indelible and Impervious to Water: Once dry, the alcohol inks become indelible and resistant to water. This permanence ensures the longevity of the artwork and prevents colors from bleeding or fading over time.
  5. Reactivable with Alcohol: Although alcohol inks are impervious to water, they can be reactivated and manipulated using alcohol. This characteristic opens up unique possibilities for creating special effects that cannot be achieved with traditional water-based inks.

R42,00

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Alcohol inks, including Dala Alcohol Ink, have gained popularity among artists due to their vivid colors, quick-drying nature, and ability to produce mesmerizing abstract effects. They provide an exciting and unconventional approach to creating art, allowing artists to experiment with techniques like alcohol washes, dripping, and blowing. Whether you are a seasoned artist or a beginner, Dala Alcohol Ink offers a captivating medium to explore and unleash your creativity on various surfaces.