Ziller Inks

Ziller Ink is made from superfine organic pigments which with the pH balancing and acrylic co-polymer formulas makes a medium that is waterproof and lightfast. Intermixing the colours enable a whole spectrum of new colours to be discovered. Easy cleaning with a few drops of ammonia in the rinse water.

• Ziller Inks
• Made with sub-micron particle size pigments
• Flows consistently well assisting a smooth confident stroke
• Are lightfast, waterproof
• Fully intermixable to create a whole spectrum of colour.
  
• Primary Colours
• Cardinal Red – a deep red, bright and strong
• Midnight Blue– a rich full bodied blue with plenty of strength
• Sunflower Yellow– a beautiful sunflower yellow
• Secondary Colours
• Prairie Fire Orange – a lively vibrant orange
• Wild Viola Violet- a royal deep violet – mixed from dark violet to lavender
• Sweet Grass Green – a fresh clean green with deep colour
• Buffalo Brown- strong colourful brown
• Northwind White – a durable opaque white – so dense it writes on black card!
• Soot Black – a flat sooty black giving solid black lines
• Glossy Black – from the pointed pen the swells dry to a glossy look
• in a broad pen the strokes have more of a satin sheen
• Create a new colour with Ziller Inks
• BURGUNDY- add Sunflower Yellow to Cardinal Red then a little Soot Black
• TEAL – mix Sweet Grass Green and Midnight Blue with a small drop of Soot Black then add North Wind White to the shade of Teal required
• SPRING GREEN – add Sunflower Yellow to Sweet Grass Green
• VIOLET – the rich Wild Viola Violet is beautiful from large nibs but may need to be lightened with North Wind White for smaller or pointed nibs.
• The inks give a rich solid coloured stroke – most colours are opaque
• They can be diluted considerably with water whilst still retaining good colour or thickened, if required, by using the ink thickener
• They clean up quickly and easily with a little ammonia in the water
• Ooops, my ink dried out!!! If your bottle of Ziller Ink looks like a dried up river bed:- Break the dried up ink into small pieces and place back in the jar. Add a very small amount of distilled water and stir. The ink will dissolve and reconstitute and you can use it just like before. Dilute as required.
• Bottles have now changed to new square shape design, same quality ink as before just in a new jar bottle shape.