Indian ink is made in the traditional manner from shellac and carbon black with a great depth of tone. It has excellent lightfastness thus allowing many tints to be created. It is available in bottles of 11, 50, 250 ml and 1 litre and in 8.5 ml cartridges.
The 10 water-resistant colours can be superposed to create many transparency effects.
All these colours are dyes based (excepted for white), then lightfastness is not as good as the black ink (pigment based).
Yellow, vermilion, carmine, blue, cobalt blue, green, light brown, burnt Sienna, sepia and white.

FLUIDINE is a water-based ink in a range of highly transparent colours. The range can be used easily by children over 4 years of age as well as by professional illustrators, comic-strip artists, map makers and model designers.
Download the following document to see the chart of 32 colours available in 50ml bottles:

Typographic inks are oily inks with a pigment and synthetic varnish base. 1 to 2% linseed oil can be added to make inking easier. Initially, spread the ink evenly using a roller on a plate of glass, before using it on the block.
The 12 colours of the range are available in 20 ml tubes:
Lemon yellow – Dark yellow - Vermilion – Deep red – Orient blue – Dark blue – Light green – Dark green – Red ochre – Iron red - Black - White
Painting tools must be cleaned with white spirit.