Winsor & Newton 1010754 Drawing Ink Bottle, 30 ml - Liquid Indian

Are uses regularly in paintings and home-made cards. Love it. Bought the bigger bottle because the small one has run out hopefully it won’t dry up.

This is a fabulous drawing ink, lovely consistency and tone

I'd previously tried a gold ink from same brand which was awful, didn't work at all with a glass dip pen and really wishy washy. This needs a really good shake before-hand and continuous shaking whilst you're dipping in and out but oh my, it's mesmerising watching the gold atoms whirlpool, snake and settle around as you use it, really is stunning, true gold colour, not rosy or yellowish or bronze if that helps. I used it with a sharp manga flex dippy nib to write xmas cards, couldn't stop staring at it. Haven't used it to wash / paint / draw with so don't know how it settles on watercolour but really enjoy it and when it's drying + sparkling in the sunshine ... wow .... i get nothing else done :P

A really lovely sparkly but soft gold. Goes on well but you have to give it a good shake (you ought to keep shaking it in between painting to ensure you get good coverage). Dries well and mixes well. Very happy with this purchase.

Nice colour gold ink but the pigment settles to the bottom of the bottle really fast - so you have to be constantly shaking the bottle while concentrating on your work. Shake shake shake 🫨

I surprisingly used this as tattoo ink (probably stupid but I checked it was safe before hand) a couple of pieces have developed eczema but I’m sure it’s from damage to the deeper layers of skin rather than the ink.

As title says after thoroughly sharing flows well. Beautiful good colour not to yellow or bronze. Worth paying the extra for Windsor and newton compared to other budget alternatives which I found had more like a paint texture.

I am an artist and often use gold on my ink drawings, this is bright without being too brassy and flows with a good consistency