The dark side of Mike DeMasi's Color Portrait Series, his Black Cherry Tattoo Ink comes in handy for giving some edge to his stunning and intricate color portraits.

This tattoo ink color is a healthy choice to your addition. Use it with Clay, Sand, and Ginger to add warmth. Its also great for lips, cheeks and around the eyes.

Color portrait expert Mike DeMasi uses his Coral Tattoo Ink when it comes time to tattoo the intricate details of a face. Bright, easy to mix, and a great highlighter, Coral Tattoo Ink from the Mike DeMasi Tattoo Ink Set is just elegant.

A part of Mike DeMasi's Color Portrait Tattoo Ink Set, Sunset Tattoo Ink is a striking color. Even more, this tattoo pigment was created with the intentions of expanding a tattoo artist's options by mixing it with other colors.

This tattoo ink color is not too bright or overpowering. Perfect for the soft subtle colors to help accent portraits.

A yellow tattoo pigment that brings texture and balance to a piece, Yellow Orchid Tattoo Ink is not your typical cheerful yellow tattoo ink. Best used for facial features, hair, or highlighting this is a great tattoo ink for portraits.

Currently available in 1oz only.

An essential part of Mike DeMasi's Color Portrait Series is a pigment that could be used for contouring faces. His intricate portraits would not be complete without our Chestnut Tattoo Ink, a brown tattoo pigment he uses specifically for shaping and contouring.

Often used towards the end of the tattoo, its one of those tattoo ink colors that is just light enough but not quite white. You can use this as a transparent color, but also build it up enough to be a solid opaque. Use Sand to compliment Clay and Ginger.

Swamp Green Tattoo Ink is another green that belongs to the Mike DeMasi Color Portrait Tattoo Ink Set. Created to be used as a glaze or a wash.

Olive Tattoo Ink developed for Mike DeMasi's Color Portrait Tattoo Set was created with details in the mind. Creases and crinkles in arms, fingers and hands, eyes that are surrounded by wrinkles, and other intricacies of a color portrait need a color like this Olive Tattoo Ink to bring the realness.

Like the inside of a gingerbread cookie, Ginger Tattoo Ink is neutral and loving enough to share the stage and mix well with other pigments. Our ginger pigment is warm and an excellent color to top off a piece.

Moss Tattto Ink is the darkest tattoo pigment in Mike DeMasi's Color Portrait Series. While it can stand alone as a color, DeMasi explains that he loves to use Moss Tattoo Ink as a wash or a glaze which is one of the finishing touches of a tattoo, a trick to make the piece look more realistic

Raw Umber Tattoo Ink is a neutral brown pigment that is perfectly used as a base as well as for mixing. Raw Umber is also a great alternative to using black all the time.

Raw Umber Light Tattoo Ink is a lot like its counterpart Raw Umber in the sense that they are neutral brown pigments. Where they differ of course, is the "light" part. Raw Umber Light Tattoo Ink can be used as a base color as well as in mixing.

Midnight Tattoo Ink is the darkest out of all the blues yet it still manages to keep its "cooling" properties. Midnight is a part of the Mike DeMasi Color Series and does especially well to highlight the neutral tones he uses in his portraits.

Mike DeMasi says Periwinkle is his favorite tattoo ink color. So when it came time to develop his Color Portrait Series with Intenze, DeMasi developed Steel Tattoo Ink, a darker toned periwinkle that can be used to fill or shading.

This yellow tattoo ink is enriched with a blend of red and orange to give more of a golden appearance. In many Asian cultures, it is very prominent. We had to remove the greenish tint of the yellow base color and made it special to have a velvet golden appearance after it heals. After manufacturing the color, Dragon Yellow became an essential to many Tebori tattoo artists. All dragon colors can be seen on Mario Barth's back, designed and specially mixed by Horitoshi I.

Green is one of the most important tattoo ink colors in Japanese tattooing. This tattoo ink color reflects the rich green color shades of Japanese kimonos. When tattooed, the color goes in slightly darker and changes its hue from blackish green to a perfectly balanced green (about 20% lighter as it appears). All dragon colors can be seen on Mario Barth's back, designed and specially mixed by Horitoshi I.

Green is one of the most important tattoo ink colors in Japanese tattooing. This tattoo ink color reflects the rich green color shades of Japanese kimonos. When tattooed, the color goes in slightly darker and changes its hue from blackish green to a perfectly balanced green (about 20% lighter as it appears). All dragon colors can be seen on Mario Barth's back, designed and specially mixed by Horitoshi I.

This tattoo ink color does not need a special explanation. Everyone knows how it should look. This red tattoo ink represents wealth and luck in many Asian cultures. Red has to be perfectly balanced - not too blue and not too yellow - or it'll lose its symbolism. The red tattoo ink flows in like butter. All dragon colors can be seen on Mario Barth's back, designed and specially mixed by Horitoshi I

This tattoo ink color reflects the rich blue color shades of Japanese kimonos. It heals with more bluish than reddish touch, and has been used by Japanese grand masters to create the dark shades of the underbelly and dark ridge of a dragon's back. When tattooed, the color tattoo ink goes in slightly darker and changes its hue from blackish blue to a perfectly balanced blue (about 20% lighter as it appears). All dragon colors can be seen on Mario Barth's back, designed and specially mixed by Horitoshi I.

In Japanese tattooing, there is usually of a lot of water. It was a necessity to blend turquoise tattoo ink color to create three-dimensional Japanese waves. When mixed with blues, this color tattoo ink creates a special shade, which can only be achieved with this turquoise as a base. This color is used by Japanese masters to highlight dragons as additional dimensions. This color likes to be cut especially with white. All dragon colors can be seen on Mario Barth's back, designed and specially mixed by Horitoshi I

The traditional green, perfect for Chinese and Japanese dragon tattoos. If you plan to "enter the dragon" tattoo style, then this is a must purchase Intenze tattoo ink!

Please be advised, it looks as though this Dragon Green isn't a part of the "Dragon Series" by Intenze. 

When it comes to the green pigment spectrum, olive is in the middle, neutral zone. Will's Olive Tattoo Ink goes great with darker greens and other neutral tones.

Tyler Blue is steady, classic, and just pleasing to the eye. It goes into the skin cool and creamy.

This is the darker version of the magenta tattoo inks which we use constantly in our fantasy pieces. It gives us a never ending possibility of pinks for those flowers and special effects within the tattoo. This magenta tattoo ink color is super easy to work into the skin.

Our Titanium Silver Tattoo Ink is one of the most special inks out there. Developed so that it would reflect a light silver color, this is white pigment with a gray tint.

Always wanted to use a different kind of green in your tattoos? Heals with a blue-yellow shine to it that will remind you of a precious teal or turquoise stone.

Tangerine. Tangerine. Living reflection from a dream. . . . dream no more of adding a unique orange to your tattoo ink color palette! This ink is as juicy as the fruit. Heals on the tattoo with a light yellow touch.

Sweet Candy Tattoo Ink is a rich pink tattoo ink that brings you straight back to childhood. Inspired by the colors of a candy store, bring out the sugary sweetness with this pink tattoo pigment.