Winsor & Newton 1005030 Drawing Ink 14ml Black Indian

Great drawing ink.I've been using this a lot recently, I'm in an ink sketching mood. The little bottle is perfect for me as I usually work in a small space or outside, and don't need anything bulkier.It's a good strong black.I'm using a simple dip pen, and so far it's exactly what I wanted. I can get a variety of marks, and it's lasting well.It dries very black and clear. I haven't used it for writing other than a brief description of each sketch.Happy to recommend.

Lovely to work with. Great flow rate and deep dark coverage with first layer. The bottle is very small so if you want to use it a lot, I'd recommend going larger.

Been learning how to ink lately and drawing comic characters and had been using a disappointing Chinese ink that was very patchy and showed the paper through. This is SOLID, black as night and gives a lovely finish. It does have a slight texture and I haven’t tested it’s waterproof capability yet but for using with a brush, it is absolutely smooth, beautiful and inky black. Am so pleased with the outcome of my drawings.Used with some synthetic watercolour brushes and it went quite far easily without constant re-dipping. Highly recommend. Winsor & Newton never letsme down.

A nice ink, but it isn't red. A nice burnt type of orange.

That's a great quality ink. Use it for my Watercolor paintings. Would definitely recommend.

Been using this for years, it’s gorgeous and works really well in my art

Great gold ink for all watercolour uses.

There isn't really a product that competes with this in terms of gold ink, it's works very well although it's not a smooth gold since the particles are quite large, but that's a good thing!Very smooth to draw with also, and due to how unique the gold is it's great to use for decorations by dabbing on a surface using some tissue (be sure to varnish it after as the product doesn't stick amazingly to most things and flakes off after a few days/weeks).Be sure to shake very VERY well before use :)