SpeedballArt Products Company Water Soluble Block Ink

Black, thick sticky ink. Brayer use a must. Easy clean up tho.

This dye works great. Good consistency and does the trick. It’s a loose dye so you have to be careful not to use too much. Would recommend!

Usually speedball is perfect. Have been using it for 45 years. This one was very sticky and made uneven prints with raised, splotchy ink balls. Trial and error to thin it out.

I highly recommend this ink for anyone trying block printing for the first time. I was impressed by how little I needed in order to cover a substantial area- I imagine it could even be watered down to stretch it further, and this may even be desired in order to spread it further and manipulate the resulting texture.

As described

Buenas calidad 👍

This printing ink has been great for my daughter's project. Not only is it incredibly easy to clean ['cause is water soluble] but it makes all her work to look really clean and well-printed. She used it with Rubber Stamp Carving Blocks and it adapts to the paper's texture very well. It dries fast and the ink doesn't run when you pass your fingers over it. I took a couple of pictures of her work using this ink for you to see. Most of the textures where caused by the stamp and the different types of paper actually. The ink has a matte finish as well. A little bit of the ink is just right to printing a tons. I would also recommend to get an rubber roller to smooth out the ink before using it. By the way, using too much ink can cause the finish of the art to not be as clean as it should.

I’m sure the ink is good, but the ink exploded in the bag.