Orange Ink

Great ink, but PLASTIC bottle. Wish it were glass.

Color and texture are beautiful. I'm using it as paint and feel very impressed with the quality.

I have have experience with gold waxes/pencils/inks, but this bottle redefines shine. I am so happy to have found this product, a little goes a long way, and It’s got an appropriate dry time, so far I’ve made a few dolls with it, definitely no complaints! Start out using just a little. I feel that it looks interesting on fabrics, to play with light and texture. It’s also a very generous bottle. Fantastic viscosity. And you can use it for encaustic painting, appliqué for your home decor, holiday ornaments, any craft, really.I honestly considered dying a pair of shoes, and also on selvedge denim. Endless possibilities. I’m trying to figure out how to use it for kinysugi, as I have shards of a porcelain mug I have had in a drawer tucked away for years. Overall, it seems to be something I keep in the house just because it’s such a high quality.

As a lover of art and gold, the search for gold ink and pigments has been never ending.This is BY FAR the best gold ink I've found. Literally looks like you've stamped foil onto the paper.Buy it. Worth every penny 🤌

This is not red ink, no matter what it says on the bottle, or what the site says, this is orange ink, bright orange, almost Florissant, im not sure if my bottle was wrong or messed up in some way, but it came out bright orange. I was looking forward to using this product, but i really needed red. I gave it two stars because the flow of the ink is fantastic, its just not the right color for what is advertised.

Want a highly pigmented but smooth gold? This is perfect. Fine and even glitter. It even goes solidly over matte black paint with only one layer and doesn't fade or rub off when it dries.(My painting done with this exact ink shown)

Works great

No es una mala tinta, porque he probado muchas y se exactamente de lo que hablo, la consistencia esta bien, el negro es profundo, la tinta corre bien tanto con plumillas de inmersión (dip pen) o pincel, sin embargo no sirve para delinear trabajos que serán pintados con marcadores, no es mate, brilla un poco y deja una textura, la recomendaría para rellenar espacios en negro, al finalizar una obra.