Panthera Ink
Made in Italy, Panthera is mostly known for black ink, grey wash and black & grey systems. A strong choice for artists focused on realism, smooth shading, lining black and solid black work.
INK GUIDE
Made in Italy, Panthera is mostly known for black ink, grey wash and black & grey systems. A strong choice for artists focused on realism, smooth shading, lining black and solid black work.
Made in the USA, World Famous is known for a large color range, artist sets and bold saturated pigments. A good option for color realism, illustrative work, portraits and artists who want many shade options.
Eternal Ink is a long-standing professional tattoo ink brand with a wide color selection. It is a solid everyday choice for artists who want reliable colors, classic tones and easy-to-understand palettes.
Fusion is known for high pigment load and strong saturation. It is often chosen by color artists who want bright, punchy tones and smooth application for large color work.
Made in the USA by tattooer Federico Ferroni, Solid Ink is known for rich pigments and traditional-style colors. A strong choice for bold color, traditional tattooing and artists who like heavier pigment consistency.
Chroma focuses on powder-based pigments and old-school style color formulas. A good fit for artists looking for strong classic colors, simple palettes and traditional pigment behavior.
True Color is a vegan-friendly line made in a tattooer-run ISO 9001 facility. It is built for clean saturation, strong color and professional use in 1 oz and 2 oz formats.
Kwadron INX is focused on black tattoo ink for lining, shading and packing. A direct choice for artists who want one strong black option from the Kwadron ecosystem.
Panthera is the most focused choice for black, grey wash and black & grey work. Kwadron INX is also a strong option if you mainly want a black ink for lining and shading.
World Famous, Fusion, Eternal and Solid Ink are strong choices for color work. Fusion and World Famous are often chosen for bold saturation, while Eternal is easy to navigate with a wide classic color range.
Solid Ink and Chroma are good choices for traditional-style work because they lean into rich, classic pigment behavior and strong color identity.
No. Some inks feel thinner and faster, while others feel heavier or more pigment-dense. Needle setup, machine speed, hand speed and skin type will also affect how each ink feels.
If you already know what brand you like, shop by brand. If you need a specific tone, shop by color first, then compare the brands available in that color family.