Diffused pigments
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Ink White I – Type A, a basic white pigment for combinations.
Inkoust Green – a purely green shade for vibrant projects.
Ink Pink – a classic pink for delicate details in resin.
Ink White II – Type C, the so-called heavy white for stalactite effects
Inkoust Brown – a natural brown shade for elegant combinations.
Apple Green Ink – a bright green colour for creative effects.
Purpisch Red Ink – a deep red-purple mix for a dramatic look.
Ink Violet – a striking purple hue for creative projects.
Ink Yellow Ink – a bright yellow tone for sunny compositions.
Ink Orange Yellow – orange-yellow with a warm tint.
Ink Peach – a peach colour for delicate and pastel effects.
Ink Coffee – a dark brown shade reminiscent of coffee.
Lemon Green Ink – a fresh yellow-green for original compositions.
Alcohol Ink Orange – a rich colour for resin art effects.
Pearl Ink Silver – 15 ml, silver tone for elegant effects.
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What they are and how they work
Alcohol inks (3D diffusion pigments) are highly concentrated colours designed for epoxy casting resins. Due to their formulation, they create spatial formations and striking effects in the resin, which you will appreciate in jewellery and decorations.
Types of Inks
- LOW – usually a white component, heavier, sinks to the bottom.
- HIGH – the second white component, lighter, stays near the surface.
- Colour Shades – fill the middle layers, can be mixed together.
How to use
- Dropping into fresh resin – creates 'coral rods', tubes and clusters.
- Applying to a fully/partially cured surface – colour transitions, maps and subtle diffusions (pictures, clocks).
Recommendations for use
- Work in silicone moulds (easy handling and removal). Round moulds are popular for the so-called 'Petri' effect.
- Apply directly from the bottle or with a pipette for precise dispensing.
- For striking 3D structures, combine LOW + HIGH + colours in several drops and layers.
Tip: For clean outlines, drip as close to the surface as possible and work within the recommended working time of the resin.