Korn's

This is a solid, greasy ink for drawing in silkscreen or lithography. It produces rich blacks directly on surfaces and can be used as a transfer ink for copying.

Use Korn's Liquid Tusche in silkscreen or lithography to produce rich, dark lines and solids. Apply it with pen, brush, airbrush, or using a spatter technique. Liquid Tusche does not reticulate to the same degree as solid tusche.

Used along with, or in place of tusche (lithographic ink). These dense, black crayons are designed for sketching directly on a lithographic stone, screen, or grained paper master for lithographic printing. Also for use on paper.

A type of "lithographic crayon," Korn's Lithographic Rubbing Ink Sticks are used to transfer delicate tints and to create delicate, graded areas of black that look similar to smudged charcoal.

Use Korn's Tusche Stick in silkscreen or lithography to produce rich, dark lines and solids. Prepare the stick by mixing it with distilled water to the desired concentration. Can be used on aquatint as well as litho plates and stones.