Dala Acrylic Drawing Ink is a high quality acrylic product that can be further diluted with water for illustrative and fine art applications. The ink has outstanding colour brilliance and transparency.

Suitable for illustrative use with a paintbrush, an airbrush as well as brush pens and dipping pens.

Jackson’s Alcohol Inks are fast-drying, alcohol-based inks. They are highly saturated and produce vibrant effects on a variety of porous and non-porous surfaces. Popular surfaces include Yupo paper, Jackson's gesso panels, as well as glass, metal, plastic, ceramic, stone, resin, clay, and more.

You can also use Jackson’s Alcohol Inks for calligraphy work, faux finishing techniques, graphic and airbrush applications, as well as wood and leather staining.

Jackson’s Alcohol Inks are smudge-resistant and water-resistant when dry. As they are dye-based, artwork should be protected from sources of light to protect against fading. Once the colour dries it can be reworked with Jackson’s Blending Solution. This helps produce unique effects that can't be achieved with water-based mediums.

To protect works made with alcohol inks, we recommend several coats of a UV protectant, such as Krylon Kamar Varnish. Allow at least 24 hours or more for best results.

When cleaning brushes used with Jackson’s Alcohol Inks, we recommend using isopropyl alcohol or a blending solution. Clean brushes before they have the chance to dry out.

Each opaque colour has a metal ball in the bottle which mixes up the colouring agent when shaken.

Pigment-based acrylic inks for highest degree of lightfastness.
Daler-Rowney FW Ink is an acrylic pigment-based, water-resistant ink with a high degree of lightfastness and intermixability. FW Acrylic Inks can be used straight out of the dropper, or diluted to achieve the most subtle of tones, very similar in character to watercolour. Such washes will dry to a water-resistant film on virtually all surfaces (please prepare your surface and test on a small area in advance) and successive layers of colour can be laid over.

FW Acrylic Inks are versatile.
FW inks can be applied using traditional brushes, but also work well through airbrushes, technical pens, and paint markers making them ideal for producing technical illustrations and finely worked drawings. The expressive fluidity of acrylic inks is suitable for use by fine artists, illustrators, graphic designers, calligraphers, decorative artists and hobbyists.

Made in England.
Daler-Rowney is particularly proud to continue the long heritage of manufacturing FW Acrylic Inks in the United Kingdom, based in the South of England, in Bracknell.

Golden High Flow Acrylic Paint is an ultra-thin acrylic paint that can go directly from bottle to airbrush, refillable marker, dip pen and more. From fine lines to broad strokes, High Flow Acrylic has an ink-like consistency that lends itself to a wide range of techniques, including drawing, staining, dripping, pouring, calligraphy and colour washes.

High Flow Acrylic offers a palette that includes many single pigment colours, as well as Fluorescent and Iridescent colours. This range is compatible with other Golden acrylic colours and mediums.

Montana GOLD has a specially developed low-pressure system which guarantees maximum accuracy to meet the highest requirements while giving professional results. The result is a high-covering and quick-drying acrylic lacquer. Montana GOLD allows for a new level of ease and control when painting with spray cans, with no cracking or colour bleaching. The low pressure system allows perfect handling. The Montana Level Caps were precisely developed for the new low pressure system, allowing even and clean lines with the highest efficiency and accuracy. Spray widths from 0.4cm up to 25cm can be achieved depending on the users skill and experience. The lacquer of the Montana GOLD assures excellent longevity. There is no bleaching - the colour of the lacquer remains bright and full with lasting saturation and sheen. The acrylic base works perfectly on flexible surfaces such as canvas, with no cracking when dry.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Water Color is produced in an extremely concentrated form to achieve the greatest possible brilliance. Each liquid color comes in an iconic 0.5 oz (15 ml) glass bottle package with its own eyedropper.

Dr. Ph. Martin's colors are primarily formulated for use in graphic arts work on paper surfaces intended for reproduction (e.g. cartooning, illustration, and other graphic arts), and are especially popular for airbrushing. Like all dye based colors though, they are fugitive when exposed to direct sunlight over time.

For lightfast, archival watercolor use Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Fine Art Watercolor.