Drawing ink Winsor & Newton 94376899900 — Yellow, 14 ml, single bottle

Winsor & Newton drawing ink — Yellow, 14 ml single bottle is a concentrated liquid ink formulated for drawing, illustration and mixed-media work. Manufactured with soluble dyes in a shellac solution, this 14 ml bottle delivers a bright, transparent yellow suitable for use with technical pens, dip pens, brushes and airbrushes. The ink dries quickly and becomes water resistant, offering consistent flow and strong colour brilliance for fine-line illustration, calligraphic accents and technical details.

Advantages

This Winsor & Newton drawing ink provides superior colour brilliance and transparency due to high-quality dyes in a shellac binder. It dries fast and forms a water-resistant film, enabling layered work and reliable permanence in mixed-media applications. The compact 14 ml bottle is convenient for studio use or travel and allows precise application through pens, brushes or airbrushes. The yellow hue mixes readily with other drawing inks for colour modulation and detailing.

Suitable for

• Fine-line illustration and sketching
• Calligraphy accents and lettering details
• Technical drawings and diagrams
• Brushwork and ink washes in mixed-media pieces
• Airbrush detailing and model finishing

Key specifications

• Colour: Yellow (transparent dye-based)
• Volume: 14 ml
• Binder: Shellac solution
• Drying: Fast-drying
• Water resistance: Water resistant when dry
• Application methods: Brush, dip pen, technical pen (compatible), airbrush
• Transparency: Transparent with high colour brilliance

How to use

Shake the bottle gently before use to ensure uniform pigment distribution. For dip pens and technical pens, decant a small amount into an inkwell; avoid overfilling pen reservoirs not specified by the pen manufacturer. When using a brush, load the brush lightly to control flow and avoid pooling. For airbrush use, dilute according to manufacturer guidance for your airbrush model and strain if necessary to prevent clogging. Allow each layer to dry before overpainting to maintain transparency and water resistance.

Usage recommendations

Store upright in a cool, dry place and recap tightly after use to prevent skinning of the shellac binder. Test compatibility with paper and pens on a scrap sheet before working on final pieces. While the inks are water resistant when dry, avoid prolonged exposure to moisture; consider using a fixative or varnish for additional protection on finished artwork.