🎨 Winsor & Newton Calligraphy Ink (30ml) - White Review

Received in two weeks, came in a small box. The mascara itself is amazing, it's full coverage, very easy to use (I used a brush) and dries pretty quickly.

Use this white ink for watercolors and acrylics. Brilliant white and just right for me in terms of transparency and thickness. It gives about half transparency with one coat and full opacity after two to three coats.

I have used several brands but this is the best. It spreads well and doesn't stick together, so I get a nice clean line when I paint. In this dry climate, if it gets thick because the tip is too long, I can dilute it with water. I tried diluting a few drops to see how it worked and it was so smooth and clean I was hooked. Next time I will try their gold ink.

I bought this ink to use with permanent markers to add highlights to my watercolors. I've previously bought the same blank ink which works great with all my pens and brushes, although I can deal with a little bleeding when it's a bit thick. White ink is much thicker and cannot be used with any of the pens I have. Also, it's a bit clumpy so it's difficult to use even with a small brush and I can't use this mascara as intended. I've spent a lot of time getting white ink to work and I'm so…

I was trying to use this for calligraphy. I thought it was thinner than Dr. Phil Martin's Bleedproof White and therefore easier to use for tiny strokes around letters. At first it seemed thinner, but quickly dried out and grew thick. I added water but didn't like the result. It smudged the color a little, and even at full strength it didn't have the brilliant Bleedproof White of Dr. Phil Martin. Well, FYI, "bleed resistant" doesn't mean waterproof, so Dr. Phil Martin's is not waterproof and is…