Hero Arts Ombre Gray Black Review

Very nice ink colors but it's actually 3 separate pad strips in one case. So if you touch two of them you will see a line distinguishing the two colors.

I love these stamp pads! Ombre is very cool. When you open the ink pad, it actually looks like 3 separate ink pads, but the result looks really good - like it actually disappears. The ink is damp enough but not too wet not to ruin the drawing. I love ombre pillows!

Yes, the colors are presented in three different shades of orange and separated by a thin space between color options. But to be honest I knew that from other people's reviews. What I didn't quite understand is that the quality of the ink is incredibly poor. It tends to bleed like a bad watercolor marker. The ink is not thick as you would expect from an ink pad. Low quality.

As the blocks are actually 3 different surfaces you have to move the stamp back and forth to create a color gradient. On some of my blocks, the color in the center wasn't at the same level as the outside, making it difficult to get adequate color coverage in the center of my image. I'm also not keen on the "shadow ink" formula, which tends to look blotchy when applied but flattens out a bit as it dries. I'd love to love them, but I think I like the Kaleidicolor pads better.

These ink pads are of the highest quality and produce amazing results. If you were smart, you would watch YouTube videos to see how Jennifer Maguire uses them to create beautiful, seamless images. The trick is to move the stamp back and forth, as you'll obviously get white lines if you don't. GHOST. She also states on numerous occasions that the ink changes appearance once it dries. It starts out as a stain and then fills in as it dries. Again, if you're looking for information on these ink…