Dr. Ph. Martins Bleedproof White Fine Art Paint, 1 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Fantastic, I use it for drawing with a pen and different nibs. Its quite thick so I dilute it with a bit of water and mix it as I go and it reliably stands out great, pure white on the black paper I use. I have to clean the nibs regularly, it dries pretty fast. Exactly what I was looking for. I happily discovered that thick lines make ridges that can be used as cloisonne, I use pastel pencils between the lines. UPDATE: I just bought another bottle, I love this ink and have been using it exploring different antique nibs. I get great pleasure from varying the pressure on the nib and watching the white ink on the black paper. I bet itd be good with brushes too. I also like the pot and its wide opening.

Cant paint my watercolors without this. Covers well and can apply white color anywhere on the painting. Watercolors are pretty unforgiving but heres a terrific product that can hide corrections and give you a bright white

I have several bottles of this white ink on hand at all times. Best ink ever. I use it in my landscape ink painting for wonderful snow effects. It is also stunning on dark paper. Highly recommend.

This product is so think it can’t be poured. It isn’t the type of product I should have to scoop out

This ink was so thick, I cant even use it for my calligraphy. Maybe I got the wrong impression and you arent actually supposed to use it with a nib, but I cant use it. Ill either thin it out or try with a paint brush, but I didnt get what I expected.

It can cover dark watercolors.....awesome.

The ink is thick but works well with a little water. I use it for touching up the white highlights in watercolor. Very opaque with a little water. It can be tinted to enhanced a color. This small bottle should last a long time.

I use this product on black and dark colored papers. It shows up beautifully. When dried, I can erase all pencil marks without any smudges at all.

Worst product! Was dry and thick

This is the product to use if you paint with watercolors, and you dont want to work with masking fluid or havent had good results. This can be thinned with water to produce a fine white line for whiskers and things like that.