The home of Specialist Crafts Dryad Logo

Pebeo Linocut Ink 80ml

Web Code:
Select an option
£7.49
Product label
Colour
Pébéo Linocut Ink is a water-based printing ink for lino and relief printing, formulated with a smooth consistency that rolls evenly across printing blocks and transfers cleanly onto paper. Its highly pigmented, opaque colour makes it suitable for both classroom printmaking and more developed creative work.

The range includes 20 intermixable colours, from useful printing staples such as Carbon Black, Titanium White, Prussian Blue and Burnt Sienna to fluorescent, metallic and duochrome shades. The special-effect colours work particularly well on dark papers, while the duochrome inks shift between two colours as the viewing angle and light change.

All colours can be mixed together, giving students greater scope to develop their own palettes and experiment with colour layering in multi-block and reduction prints. As a water-based ink, equipment can be cleaned with water after printing, making it particularly practical for busy art rooms and print studios. Supplied in 80ml tubes made from 70% recycled plastic.

Key Features
  • Water-based lino and relief printing ink
  • Highly pigmented, opaque colour
  • Smooth consistency for easy rolling
  • 20 colours to choose from
  • All colours are intermixable
  • Includes fluorescent, metallic and duochrome effects
  • Special-effect colours work particularly well on dark paper
  • Cleans up with water
  • 80ml tubes
  • Tubes made from 70% recycled plastic

    Available Colours
  • Yellow
  • Orange
  • Carmine Red
  • Quinacridone Magenta
  • Prussian Blue
  • Ultramarine Blue
  • Cyan
  • Phthalocyanine Green
  • Yellow Ochre
  • Burnt Sienna
  • Payne's Grey
  • Titanium White
  • Carbon Black
  • Gold
  • Silver
  • Fluorescent Orange
  • Fluorescent Pink
  • Duochrome Yellow-Violet
  • Duochrome Pink-Blue
  • Duochrome Violet-Green

    Best For
  • Linocut printing
  • Relief printing
  • Multi-colour printing
  • Reduction lino printing
  • Printing onto dark paper
  • Colour mixing and layering
  • Experimental printmaking
  • GCSE, A Level, FE and HE printmaking
  • Brand Pebeo
    You may also like
    Loading...