Eternal Tattoo Ink
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About
“Tattoos are forever, you know,” may sound like a warning to some. But for veteran artist Terry “Tramp” Welker it was a calling. To produce tattoos that would last – both in terms of the quality of the artwork and the longevity of the ink – Terry created Eternal Inks. With the flow and pigmentation artists need to pack color that lasts, Eternal Inks helps thousands of artists create tattoos that endure. About Eternal Tattoo Inks Eternal Inks doesn’t have the most traditional starting point. What started as Terry’s own small-batch ink mixing operation for himself and a few friends eventually evolved into the professional ink production operation it is today. Some things have never changed though, like Terry’s commitment to crafting vibrant colors with incredible flow and staying power. Popular Eternal Ink Collaborations Terry began collaborating with other artists in 2010 to bring even more specialty shades into Eternal Inks’ offerings. Since then, Eternal Inks’ range of colors has exploded, and you can find a shade for nearly any project you have in mind. Some of their most popular collabs have included: Myke Chambers From one of the best modern artists working in the traditional style, Myke Chambers’s palettes bring you the bold colors of traditional American tattooing. Liz Cook Liz Cook is an artist known for her color expertise and eye-catching color contrasts and saturation. Her signature series has been a best-seller thanks to its unique, vibrant shades of violet and green. Marshall Bennett Marshall Bennett is a master of graywash realism and portraiture. His Gray Wash series has the shades you need to achieve the same detailed shading and realism in your work. Ink Colors Featured Eternal Inks offers one of the widest color selections of any brand of tattoo inks . Some industry favorites are their selections of harder-to-find shades in the orange, pink, and purple families. Orange Most orange shades on the market are true, bright oranges. Eternal Inks fills the