ZIG CARTOONIST BLACK INK 60

He usado esta tinta solo para practicar la caligrafía china, no para dibujar, y lo he usado con un Pentel pincel con depósito de agua con resultados excelentes y inesperados. La entrega fue muy rápido y me quedo muy contento con la compra. Lo recomiendo en un 100%

This ink is solid. I really like how well it holds boldness and sharp lines... even on cheap paper. Super black too. You can watercolor over it, as well use markers. Not all inks can claim that. It dries fast on most paper types. Butttttt.... it's hard to remove from your nib when you are done drawing. I got a small bottle for the table and filled it with windex. I think pure ammonia may do as well. I dip the nib in that for a few seconds and use a paper towel to wipe it down. This trick does the job.

Great ink. Bought this for Inktober, and used it to great effect, both with dip pens and with brushes. I also did some really fun techniques where I laid down a line and sprayed with water. I’ve not actually tried this with Copic markers, but I would be very surprised if this ink was ‘Copic safe’, judging by how well it reactivates with water.. I could be wrong, though.

This product works exactly how it is intended to work. When it says that it dries really fast, it legitimately does. Less than a minute and any lines that you have put down will be dry. It is a very dark ink as well. I haven't tested it with watercolors but I will say that this ink is definitely alcohol -proof. When freshly applied, you can run a Copic marker on top of the ink 4 or 5 times before it starts to smear. When the ink has fully dried, you can easily go over it 7 or 8 times before bits and pieces of the ink start to get picked up. Side note, not sure if this is just how ink works or something else but if you run an eraser over the ink, it will not lift. I am very satisfied with my product and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a solid ink that is alcohol-proof and is dark. I will say, you need to work fast with this product if you use a glass dip pen. If you let it dry, the glass dip pen won't work. So, just keep that in mind. But that shouldn't be a dealbreaker.

After a YouTuber made a test video for various inks vs Copic markers I decided to give this one a try. I use this primarily for inking comic pages. It is a nice solid matte black that when dry does not smudge (nearly at all) when Copic markers are used over it. If applied with a pen nib its no smudging. If applied with a brush tip you will get a bit of smudge. This is my replacement ink for Higgins Black magic ink. The bottle design is better on top of the ink quality. If you knock this bottle over you we're really trying to do so. Its square and wide. The mouth is wide and easy to dip. The cap has two indents that allow it to be use as a pen rest which I have found convienient. I have not mapped out the dry times but will update if I do.