So, I've been thinking on expanding this series, and maybe doing a video on each individual ink, and really put each one through it's paces. Is there anything in particular you guys would like to try with them?
I know you asked 5 months ago, but I would be interested in seeing lightfastness tests and if they affect the flow of watercolors (some inks cause haloing because they either repel the water or the pigment.)
Higgins Eternal is technically fountain pen ink, or can be used in them. They do offer a waterproof ink made with carbon such as their "Black India" and "Black Magic" brands.
@@JudiChristopher The ones I cited are Higgins branded inks. www.higginsinks.com/ I've also used Dr. Ph. Martin's Black Star and Speedball, though I don't tend to like shellac-based inks. www.docmartins.com/ www.speedballart.com/
If you go back and do an erasing test or if you do end up making Part II, it might be fun to also do a test of how the ink goes on _over_ the coloured pencils or other media. TFS!
I could probably do something like that. Besides erasing and color pencil, what other sorts of media did you have in mind? Or anyone else who comes across thia comment?
Great comparison! Do you have any suggestions for a flexible, waterproof ink that might hold-up in the sun (ie. UV resistant to fading)? I want to bring some black color back to a small patio table cover that's faded. :)
I think the yatsu tamasumi ink is the blackeste of all. I am not sure. Now i am doubting between that ink and the speedball india ink witch one to choose
Just pens. None of the ink in this video is safe to put in your body. Using anything other than regulated, sterile tools designed for tattooing can be very dangerous. Safety first ♥
This is a great video... Very informative... I agree with your choice. Thank you for sharing this video... Please NOTE: The Background music was too loud and made it hard to hear you and it was unnecessary. We just want to HEAR YOU Talk.
Thank you! I'm really thrilled with the response to this, I definitely wanna do more videos like this one in the future. I'm open to suggestion for other kinds of inks to try btw! Black ink is preferred, as it's what I've used most and know what to look for lol
@@KayBeast Perhaps a video on different tips and techniques on how to better use the ink with a brush? Maybe something on how to cover large areas affectively?
So, I've been thinking on expanding this series, and maybe doing a video on each individual ink, and really put each one through it's paces. Is there anything in particular you guys would like to try with them?
I know you asked 5 months ago, but I would be interested in seeing lightfastness tests and if they affect the flow of watercolors (some inks cause haloing because they either repel the water or the pigment.)
Wow babe, this certainly your niche. You should continue to do things like this, I bet the art community appreciates these kinds of videos.
I definitely wanna do more videos like this, it's just a matter of saving up enough money to get the stuff, lol.
love watching videos about ink. i have a bad habit of buying ink when i already have plenty. love using this medium
Same, lol. I'm always tempted to get more and then I'm like, "Karon! Use what you already have first!" Lol
Higgins Eternal is technically fountain pen ink, or can be used in them. They do offer a waterproof ink made with carbon such as their "Black India" and "Black Magic" brands.
What are the names of the Inks?
@@JudiChristopher The ones I cited are Higgins branded inks.
www.higginsinks.com/
I've also used Dr. Ph. Martin's Black Star and Speedball, though I don't tend to like shellac-based inks.
www.docmartins.com/
www.speedballart.com/
Hello. Thanks for your testing benchmark. I would be interested to have the result for the ink Lefranc Bourgeois "Nan King".
Thanks for posting this. Been looking for something like this for a while.
Very cool, thanks for doing this. It’s always hard to find one that works well for whatever you are doing.
Thanks, glad it could be helpful. I definitely want to do more stuff like this, now I just gotta find more inks to try :D
:)
for a sec i thought it was tattoo ink lol great experiment tho i wish there were tattoo videos like this!
If you go back and do an erasing test or if you do end up making Part II, it might be fun to also do a test of how the ink goes on _over_ the coloured pencils or other media. TFS!
I could probably do something like that. Besides erasing and color pencil, what other sorts of media did you have in mind? Or anyone else who comes across thia comment?
Great comparison! Do you have any suggestions for a flexible, waterproof ink that might hold-up in the sun (ie. UV resistant to fading)? I want to bring some black color back to a small patio table cover that's faded. :)
Thank you so much!
I'll give the speedball ink a try, I like to use watercolor, colored pencil, and copic but my black star hicarb ink is always bleeding
Thank you very much, very useable test.
Really good review! Complete test. Thank you!!!
Speedball seems to be one of the best?
Wow I’ve never saw such a meticulous work, brava :)
Fantastic video! Thanks for the detailed comparison!
I think the yatsu tamasumi ink is the blackeste of all. I am not sure. Now i am doubting between that ink and the speedball india ink witch one to choose
Good stuff, thanks!
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This was super helpful, thank you! Have you tried Higgins Black Magic india ink?
I,ve got a black india ink from talens i don,t known if its super black. Its a dutch brand btw. I love you,re video
This was excellent - extremely useful info. Thank you!
This is what I have been looking for ☺️☺️☺️
Nicely done girl, very informative, thanks!
So helpful! Thanks for posting.
Most informative!!! Thank you so much!
That was a great review!
Thanks, I had fun making it :D
Is the chinese one for Tattoos or are these just for pens ?
Just pens. None of the ink in this video is safe to put in your body. Using anything other than regulated, sterile tools designed for tattooing can be very dangerous. Safety first ♥
This is a great video... Very informative... I agree with your choice.
Thank you for sharing this video...
Please NOTE:
The Background music was too loud and made it hard to hear you
and it was unnecessary. We just want to HEAR YOU Talk.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This was SO helpful! Thank you thank you thank you, KayBeast!! :D
-Beans🐾
Thank you! I'm really thrilled with the response to this, I definitely wanna do more videos like this one in the future. I'm open to suggestion for other kinds of inks to try btw! Black ink is preferred, as it's what I've used most and know what to look for lol
@@KayBeast Perhaps a video on different tips and techniques on how to better use the ink with a brush? Maybe something on how to cover large areas affectively?
@@Coco-mq7yu That could be fun. I'll keep that in mind :)
thx! it's very useful review :)
Thanks Hyd India
Would you say the Chinese ink is reery brack?
I really hope that was a typo, cause if not, not cool man.
Nice video
Great video, however that music is insipid and annoying. Fine for an intro/outro but it needs to stop when you're talking.
Please, no more music. I have to fight the music to hear u. Jeez.
Thanks so much for sharing this, very informative!