Black and White - ColorBox High Top Acid Free Pigment Inkpads

The two most popular ColorBox colors now have four shades each to capture the many moods and interplay between light and shadow.

Extra sturdy High Top technology provides a super raised inking surface for optimum performance.

Each Essential Shade ranges from nearly black or white to a luminous hue, depending on paper color, ink intensity and technique, For stamping, Direct-To-Paper and embossing.

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The shades of Black will look very black when stamped or applied at full strength. They become unique colors when they are brushed or blended.
Resist embossing involves stamping and embossing with one set of colors, then saturating the unembossed areas with direct ink application. Stamp first with the white shades on light colored papers, emboss, and then overlay the black inks. Buff excess ink off embossed areas with a clean tissue.

The white shades may appear plain white on dark papers but these subtle hues come to life on light papers or vellum. Try stamping them on one side of vellum, then applying various colorbox colors on the other side for a luminous see-through effect.

The subtle interplay of the Essential Shades with each other and the new MetaleXtra colours will produce many sophisticated moods for your creative enjoyment.