




Solid Ink Chris Garver 12 Color 1 oz Tattoo Ink Set
About this item
The Solid Ink Chris Garver 12 Color Set is a curated palette developed and tested by legendary tattoo artist Chris Garver. Drawing on more than 30 years of tattooing experience across a wide range of styles, Garver developed these colors to create a versatile working palette with everything from subdued greens and blues to warm browns, floral tones, and deeper reds.
This isn’t simply a collection of standard Solid Ink colors. Each of the 12 pigments was created as part of the Chris Garver collection, with colors designed to work individually and together for subjects including dragons, masks, flowers, foliage, animals, and Japanese-inspired tattoo compositions.
Colors Included:
- Blood Orange – Orange-red suited to everything from flames to flowers
- Ghost Face Grey – Blue-grey developed for cold, muted subjects
- Gold – An alternative for areas where yellow or orange isn't quite right
- Green Tip – Lighter foliage green that pairs with Sweet Leaf
- Matcha – Mellow green suited to leaves, kimonos, and similar subjects
- Mikiri Blue – Dark, toned-down blue for dragons, masks, and other imagery
- Mikiri Light – Designed to work with Mikiri Blue and help brighter, warmer colors stand out
- Peony Pink – Pink developed with floral work in mind
- Sweet Leaf – Dark green for foliage
- Tiger Blood – Deep red suited to subjects ranging from tiger noses to flowers
- Tora – Warm light brown developed for tigers and other light-brown subjects
- Dirty Purple – Warm, subdued reddish-purple with a touch of black
Product Details
- Collection: Chris Garver
- Colors Included: 12
- Artist-curated professional tattoo pigment set
- Colors developed and tested by Chris Garver
- Wide range of warm, cool, bright, and subdued tones
- Manufactured by Solid Ink
Why Artists Choose the Chris Garver Set
The strength of this set is the thought behind the palette. Rather than assembling 12 unrelated colors, Garver developed tones that cover foliage, florals, animals, masks, dragons, backgrounds, and other common elements while giving artists colors that can work together within the same composition.
Colors such as Green Tip and Sweet Leaf or Mikiri Light and Mikiri Blue are specifically suited to working together, giving tattooers built-in options for creating transitions and depth.