Herbin 13506T 30 Pigmented Ink Review

It doesn't appear from the description but that only applies to dip pens. It's not a very saturated color but it turns out smooth, like a fairly dark gray .

Must glow. But it's too tight. Your glass or regular fountain pen is not writing correctly. Unless you add a lot of layers to your patient. Kind of shit. Great idea bad in life.

The ink is very fluid but has streaks that need to be interrupted every few minutes. Easily rinsed with water. The glow only lasts about 2 minutes, then dims and you need to put it back in the light to "recharge". Kind of disappointed.

It took a bit of work to put it up the way I liked it. Much waterier than I thought it would end up. I used it with one of my glass pens and it was very easy to apply at first, which is fine, and then drip and drip in one spot. I could manipulate it wherever I wanted. Still works wonders, just thought it was a little thicker.

This is a great product for artists and writers. Looking forward to testing it on different lighting papers. I love experimenting with different inks, using different mixed markers and pens, and using glow-in-the-dark inks. You can see that I'm glowing only from the daylight coming through the window. I will test this on dark paper first for these lighting effects for my drawings.

These beautiful inks. Sometimes they're lumpy, but that's because they contain flakes. As soon as you shake them, they slowly separate, but you have at least an hour before you notice. If you want a VERY good texture then I will shake it more often. Once on the pen, they write smoothly and you get decently thin lines from them.