🖌️ Dr. Ph. Martin's Bombay India Ink (6BY) 1.0 oz Brown Ink Bottle - Premium Quality Review

I love this ink for zentangles and other pen and ink art. Used with a dip pen and it works well. A beautiful milk chocolate color that I highlighted with iridescent copper gold. Nice!

Try it out like a stick and put it in the palm of your hand to see how long it lasts, even on heavily worn spots. Worked great. Definitely safe and as long as you don't go too deep I might scratch it if I work on it a bit.

From the point of view of someone who uses this ink to draw with felt-tip pens: does not fade with an eraser. Cons: · Slightly glossy, looks graphite in the light (not matte) · Does not contain alcohol, which means you cannot use it with Copic or Prismacolor markers. Please note that NEVER use ink in fountain pens, only dipping pen and brush.

A small amount of ink will last a long time. I've used this before for drawing and writing, but I've also used ink to stain raw wood, so this time I bought this ink. A small bottle stained the entire bamboo and wood slat table (on all sides) and I still had some ink left. The ink dries quickly, is much cleaner and easier to use than stain. With others probably considering it for other projects, this ink is great for all ink projects and doesn't clog the pen tips as much as other inks I've…

I've been looking for new ways to ink my watercolors and this seems to work the best! I've used Sakura Microns and other types of permanent ink pens. Since I use watercolor paper, especially cold press paper, it attacks the pen very quickly and soaks up the ink. So it was ineffective. I tried other inks but most of the inks I bought were waterproof but still smudged or bled when I painted over them with watercolors. I like to sketch, then draw in ink, and then paint. I know some watercolorists…