🖤 Winsor & Newton 14ml Black Indian Drawing Ink Bottle Review

This is officially my favorite ink. It won't work if it gets wet. Dries quickly, does not leave stains on clothes and table. My cats keep spilling it when it's open, but they've knocked it over twice in the last three minutes and the bottle hasn't jumped once. The lid is also intact. I will definitely be a regular customer. If you are looking for vintage magazine ink, this is definitely for you.

So after going through my kid's art supplies, I found it odd that he needed ink, especially without a fountain pen. I assumed this work would just come in the mail with the school art kit. The online school he attends provides some materials, the rest is a list for parents to provide. Well, well, well, after buying about $70 worth of art supplies, not only did he not choose that class, but that ink was supposed to be "printer ink.” On the one hand why did I picture it as ink, on the other hand…

Sorry I'm too lazy to flip the picture, but yes. I have two colors, black and cobalt, they seem great! Although the black one leaked a little on arrival it still works. I think because it wasn't closed properly the ink dries faster on my pen tips now so the cobalt was of better quality. But overall a pretty good ink. Update: After a month of use, I noticed that the black ink on the tips of my dip pen was drying much faster than the ink in the other bottle I took along with the black. I can't…

I bought black ink for Inktober last year and fell in love with it. It is smooth, opaque and dries very well. It also doesn't smudge when you mix it with water on more subtle shades. However. I received a "peaty brown" color and am very disappointed. It's so incredibly inconsistent that I get nervous trying another color from this company which is so disappointing. When using a standard calligraphic pen; it is blotchy at best, if it lines it looks washed out. Even after vigorous shaking and…