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Your cart is empty.The Speedball Water Soluble Block Printing Ink is the industry leader and a favorite among artists and students. These premium printmaking inks are all ground and milled to the perfect consistency which create bold prints that dry to a rich, satiny finish. This ink is available in a wide variety of brilliant colors which include metallics and fluorescents ideal for block and relief printing. Use it on linoleum, wood, flexible printing plates, Speedy-Cut, Speedy-Carve and Polyprint. The block printing ink has nice tack which ensures even coverage and allows you to produce consistent, spectacular results every time. There is no messy clean up when using this block printing ink. When you are done with your project the ink will come right off you using soap and water. The Speedball Block Printing Ink is safe for adults and children to use. It is ACMI AP Non-Toxic and conforms to ASTM D-4236.
sarwat
Reviewed in Canada on March 1, 2025
It is very good easy to use
Charlotte
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
works well! i use a lot of water-based speedball inks and this one is just like the others. the only thing i noticed is that there is sometimes a texture in some prints moreso than others but that doesnt make a huge difference to me, since every print will be unique anyways :) and my etsy is tenderblocks if anyone is interested in a print!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2024
Classic for a reason, it's just the right consistency for block printing applications and the cleanup is a breeze. Love it!
dominique marchal
Reviewed in Canada on December 21, 2024
Très bon produit pour le prix qui donne un bon rendu.
Matthew Bohrer
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
I used this on a set of block print holiday cards tonight: great results. I want to emphasize that they clearly state that this is for paper products, not fabric. It isn’t fair to complain that it won’t set on fabric.
Don
Reviewed in Canada on November 17, 2024
The speedball ink covered well and consistent on my roller as well it produced a consistent distribution on the print paper
Susie Commments
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024
Used for print block making, great product.
Jose V Rodriguez
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024
Perfecto
kjk
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2023
I bought this for a printmaking class with kids. Color is good/strong. Consistency good for brayer and easy to clean up with water.
Sam
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023
When I ordered the ink it said it would arrive on Tuesday. My printing night was Monday. Oh well, I would use it later. I was surprised when it arrived a day early just an hour before my event. All the stores in our area were out of black ink. The price matched what I could find locally. The night was very successful. Speedball ink is good quality and is easy to clean up. I am new to block printing. I am sure my technique using the brayers and burnishing needs help, but the ink performed well.
Sally White
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 4, 2021
No amount of ironing, tumble drying or cooking will heat set this product. Washes straight out of cotton even on a cold setting. Terrible.
GeLS
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 29, 2021
Really disappointed with this brand. I bought the brown ink which was excellent quality. I thought all their colours would be of this quality. I got a black one and it never dries fully, even after days and weeks. It easily smudges and has left me with a lot of pointless wastage for my work. This is quite pricey for water based ink that is supposed to be considered good quality. I won't risk buying another colour again. Really disappointing and lacks consistency as a brand. Avoid!
David Todd Anderson
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2018
Finally broke open this tube and decided to do some printing experiments with this very "neon" color. and WOW. ink seems slightly thicker and tackier than other colors and it made a really REALLY cool print on turquoise paper. BUT.... after it dried I noticed I could rub the ink off the paper with a small amount of pressure. Not even a fingernail just using my finger. Just like powder. BUMMED OUT. So I went and bought some Krylon fixative and sprayed it. Took a couple of coats, and I HATE the toxicity of the fumes, but I love my final product. Will keep working with this and see if I can figure out more about it because I LOVE the color.
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