Liquitex 4260114 liquid professional acrylic paints - ink, 30 ml, highly pigmented airbrush paint, quinacridone magenta

Purchased this to compliment the multi colour set. As I mentioned in that one, these inks are fantastic and a great addition to a miniature painters inventory. They work great for zenthial priming, tinting minis, and creating washes and glazes. They do dry quite satin but a Matt varnish will take that off if you prefer a Matt finish to your paint job.

Great product

I LOVE these inks. I have bought a few different colours and decided to add the white. I have been using Kuretake white ink, which I do love, but this is more liquid. The colours are so vibrant and I love how they behave on watercolour paper. I will be buying more lovely colours.

Using this as whiteout with various black inks I was disappointed that this wasn't as opaque as I hoped, when compared to the Kuretake white ink 30 or a Signo white gel pen. (See Photo) But it does have some advantages. Firstly it doesn't disturb and muddy inks like the Kuretake Sumi 60 which doesn't seem to like anything containing alcohol. Secondly, and the best reason to get this, is that you can go back in after this has dried and draw back over it easily with most inks. This isnt advisable with the more opaque 30 or gel pen as they tend to break up. It does seem faster drying than paint pens too, was easy to control with a brush and was relatively cheap. I wouldn't be without any of my whiteout armoury as they are all useful for different stages of a work and being used in different amounts. Don't use this with a expensive sable brush though as it will ruin it quickly. I also recommend putting out a small amount into a separate container - I use buddy cups secured onto lids with double sided tape - to avoid any risk of contaminating the bottle.

Rare enough to find something in ink that is white. Its a vibrant white and good for upcolouring other inks. As for using it on a black background, it does get lost, the colour doesn't stand out. I wouldn't recommend it for that reason, but as an ink adding extra brightness to another colour, it works very well.

Great ink. Works as it should.

I mixed the white with the resin and poured the white resin into the mould with the other colours (I must mention here that the blue and green that I used were powder based). The white sank to the bottom of the mould and basically didn't do what I expected. I will say that the white resin was very opaque.

Love Liquitex paints they are really good acrylic paints and this one is just as good as the other ones that I have tried. It comes with a dropper bottle lid so it's really easy to put in to my airbrush and I didn't need to dilute is to go through smoothly. The paint gives a lovely bright shimmer when it's applied, I have used it over other colours to give them an iridescent shine.

Absolutely striking blood red color! I should’ve sanded my book edges a bit more, but this color is amazing! Goes on smoothly. Definitely more smooth and even than acrylic paint. (1:1 ink + water, as was advised to me) My only issue is it’s transferring, despite having days to dry now. Yet still when I fan through the pages my thumb comes back tinted red. Which apparently is not supposed to happen with using ink. So I’m not sure what is happening there. These books will just be for me so I’m not overly worried about it but I would definitely need to do more experimenting before I decided to use this on books meant to be sold. ——— Update: so they did eventually stop transferring. I guess it just still wasn’t totally dry and needed A LOT of time. I’m guessing I just had too much ink. I have had more success with quicker drying by using the teeniest bit more water - for every 10 drops of ink I add an extra drop of water (so 10 ink + 11 water). I don’t know what this is in ratio, sorry lol. I am trying to avoid adding too much water since it’s still a book. Anyway this *seems* to be working slightly better and drying a bit quicker, though I still leave it in the press for a few hours before removing/touching at all.

Very satisfied with the results and thr ink quality is superb love this ink 😊😊

I love these inks. Unfortunately, some of the colors, like this one are hard to find in local stores. Expensive online considering you can buy some of the other colors for about $6. $3 or less with a coupons from Michael's or A.C. Moore. A little goes a long way though. 1 to 3 drops for a painting. I use them like watercolors. This color is more of an opaque version of the Raw Sienna. High quality inks but, shake before using. The pigments tend to settle to the bottom of the bottle when not in use.

Runs awesome through my airbrush! Semi glossy, satin leaning in the finish but that's to be expected with ink. Isn't as water reactive as other inks I've used like Vallejo when dry. Thins well with Vallejo and AP products. Probably the best white acrylic ink on the market, I prefer it to Rowney and much prefer it to Vallejo. It covers well in just one, to two coats. Not super transparent, which is incredible for an ink. I run it through a GSI Creos Procon Boy 0.2 with no additives and I don't have any issues.

The silver ink looks great on black paper.looks great on black alcohol ink paper.