World Famous Tattoo Ink

Colour, black, and greywash formulas

The range brings together bright shades, muted neutrals, portrait tones, monochrome values, mixing products, and coordinated groups. It covers single replacements as well as larger station builds.

World Famous manufactures its pigments in South Carolina, USA. Available sizes vary by shade and formula, and the lineup is vegan.

Individual shades

Familiar options include Big Apple Red, Portrait White, Legendary Outlining, and True Black. These choices allow artists to replace a familiar colour without purchasing a complete set.

Browse the full colour range for additional reds, oranges, yellows, greens, blues, purples, pinks, browns, greys, and whites.

Dark formulas and greywash

The dark formula range includes options for outlining, packing, shading, and tonal preparation. Triple Blackout is intended for denser placement, while Blackout offers another all-purpose choice.

The three-level grey system contains Dark Grey Wash, Mid-Tone Grey, and Charcoal Grey Wash. For a broader value range, the Monochromatic six-piece group combines several light and dark steps.

Coordinated palettes

Smaller groups suit a defined visual direction. The Traditional Mini Set contains four 1 oz bottles, while the Japanese Mini Set provides a separate four-shade selection. Six and seven piece Simple Sets offer compact starting points.

Artist-developed ranges include work connected with A.D. Pancho, Oleg Shepelenko, Hori Hui, Ryan Smith, Sarah Miller, Jay Freestyle, Sasha O'Kharin, and Thomas Carli Jarlier. Their selections cover portraits, florals, ornamental pieces, Japanese-inspired layouts, watercolour combinations, and monochrome projects.

Mixing products

Colour Enhancer adjusts flow and transparency without turning a shade into a lighter tint. Special Shading Solution is used for planned wash ratios. Mixing White changes the base tone instead, so each product has a separate role at the station.

Choosing a format

Start with the bottles used most often, then add secondary tones or a prepared group for recurring projects. Compact assortments suit guest spots and focused setups. Larger selections reduce the need to prepare every variation from a small primary palette.