Distress Ink

The Distress Ink range, developed by Tim Holtz at Ranger have certain properties that set them apart from the others:

They stay wet longer:  which means you can blend and shade on photos and paper without leaving lines and marks like other faster drying dye inks.  Their slow drying property means you can even use them for embossing! 

Their colours wicks or spreads out: these inks will travel across the surface of your paper when spritzed with water, much further than other dyes creating several tone on tones in the process. 

Colour Stability:  their colour won't break down when wet or heated, which allows you to have more colour control for the finished look.  Other "brown coloured" dyes will break down when water is added leaving a pink & green hue.    

Colour Range: a great palette of colour which co-ordinate with the wider distress range.

Application:  coming in a broad range of ink types, stamp pads & reinkers, Distress stains and we'll soon be stocking the pens to match.

 

Need more inspiration?   Take a look at the Tim Holtz videos featured at the bottom of the page.