Inks are great for freehanding because they flow more easily off your brush bristles and have excellent coverage. Inks made with pigment coloring require a “binder”, such as acrylic or resin polymer, that cures/dries on the applied surface. This makes dyes different from pigments, which do not chemically bind to the material they color. pigments: A dye is a colored chemical substance that directly bonds to a surface. For miniature painting, this means that you can often dilute an ink to a much greater extent without losing color intensity or depth.ĭyes vs. Inks also have a high-level of color saturation (or color pigment density) thant regular paint. Most inks use liquid dyes instead of finely ground pigments for color. washes” you need to know that the line is blurry.īut, I’ll give it a shot! This Infinity TAG was painted with a combination of inks and washes (with other paint blending techniques) InksĪrtist inks are a liquid paint medium and usually much less viscous (e.g., thinner) than any regular paint. What’s the difference between “inks” and “washes”?
Here are the best 15 inks for painting miniatures and models:Ĭontinue reading for more details about inks and miniature painting and the review of the top 15 inks!
I also review the top 15 recommended inks for painting miniatures and models. In this article, I highlight some of the key features and uses of colored inks that are important for painting minis and models.
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