White with an ochre tint, perfect for blending or as a subtle highlight.
A lining black with a consistency between Eternal's thinner Lining Black and much thicker Triple Black.
A white with a consistency between Eternal's thicker White and thinner White Knight.
An orangey dark flesh tone that easily mixes down.
A strong mid flesh tone with a bit of an orange tint.
A vibrant turquoise that sits between Tropical Teal and Turquoise.
The darkest of a three step opaque gray set with a warm violet tint.
The lightest tone in a three step opaque gray set with a warm violet tint.
The middle tone in a three step opaque gray set with a warm violet tint.
Myke Chambers has evolved a unique brand of Traditional Americana tattoo art. His art is instantly recognizable with rich, saturated hues and stron...
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A great ‘country’ color blue.
A secret weapon for your palette! Looks like a muted blue - but goes in and heals like the best traditional periwinkle you have ever seen.
A true orange formulated from yellow and red.
A fantastic mid-green that tends to heal a shade darker in skin.
A nice deep green that is not muted at all.
This has a reddish tone in the bottle - heals as a rich dark brown that adds nice contrast to brighter colors.
The classic skin tone - a flesh color that isn’t too orange or too pink … it’s just right.
A full, rich red that falls in between Lipstick Red and Crimson Red.
A green that heals to a smooth olive green hue. Perfect for leaves.
Eternal's palest orange - heals slightly lighter in skin.
A richer counterpart to Eternal's Lightning Yellow.
A dark gray with a touch of warmth - heals nice, but darker.
A full-bodied burgundy hue.
Tattoo artist Rember Orellana has developed a style best described as surrealistic gothic. He worked with Eternal Ink to perfect this set of his si...
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