Amsterdam 17202750 drawing ink

Amsterdam 17202750 drawing ink in Primary Yellow (275) is an ultra-fluid acrylic ink formulated for artists, illustrators and designers seeking a bright, transparent yellow with high lightfastness. The ink combines the flow and application properties of drawing inks with the permanence and quick-drying benefits of acrylic paint. It comes in a 30 ml bottle suitable for brush work, dip pens, airbrushing (when diluted appropriately) and mixed-media techniques where a transparent wash or intense hue is required.

Advantages

This Amsterdam acrylic drawing ink offers a high pigment concentration that delivers vivid color with good coverage despite its fluid consistency. The acrylic binder ensures fast drying and a permanent finish that resists fading once cured. The transparent nature of Primary Yellow (275) makes it useful for glazing, layering and color mixing without obscuring underlying details. The 30 ml volume is convenient for both studio use and portable projects.

Suitable for

• Illustration and line-and-wash techniques
• Mixed-media artworks and layering
• Brush, dip-pen and technical pen applications
• Airbrushing after proper thinning
• Color studies, glazing and tinting

Key specifications

• Color: Primary Yellow (transparent)
• Capacity: 30 ml
• Consistency: Ultra-fluid acrylic ink
• Binder type: Acrylic polymer for permanent finish
• Lightfastness: Excellent (high lightfastness rating)
• Finish: Permanent, fast-drying

How to use

Shake the bottle gently before use to ensure pigment is evenly distributed. Apply directly with a brush or dip pen for drawing and illustration; for technical pens check manufacturer compatibility first. For airbrushing, thin the ink with a compatible thinner or water following airbrush guidelines and strain before filling the reservoir. When layering, allow each layer to dry fully to avoid unwanted mixing; because the ink dries permanently, corrections are limited once cured.

Usage recommendations

Store upright in a cool, dry place and reseal the cap after use to prevent skinning or evaporation. Test adhesion and compatibility on a scrap of your chosen surface before use, especially on non-porous materials. Clean tools promptly with water while the ink is wet; once dry, removal may require solvents specifically indicated for acrylic films.