Ink, 80ml Bottle, Writer's Blood, 7110

My first ink from Diamene and “wow.” I’ve always liked the ox blood color on leather in car interiors and furniture in general but for paper I wanted similar but different. Like an ox blood with a little dirty motor oil and maybe some rust in it, you know? This shade is perfect! It nailed the above vibe flawlessly. It’s a serious red that looks awfully like dried blood. As if Van Gogh dipped a quill into the stump that was his ear to pen a love letter he knew would go unrequited. It looks great on paper and is also a solid choice for birthday and holiday cards. It gets your attention without demand. And while I’ve hardly used any of it from this bottle I should soon order another just to know that more is at hand.

Striking deep red color; does not bleed through my stationery; dries fast. This has good durability, functionality, and is superb value for the money. Will last a long time for me since the bottle size is large and the ink quality is outstanding. Fast shipping, too. Will buy this beauty again!

I typically stick to blue/black inks, but I wanted a dark red or wine colored ink to go with my Bordeaux Montblanc. I think this is my favorite ink now. The color is beautiful and flows great. It still looks porfessional but is more interesting than your basic royal blue or black ink.

This is a great color and lovely smooth writing, and this bottle will last me years

Diamine WRITERS BLOOD ink. I really like this color. It replaces an old bottle of my favorite color that I purchased from Levenger years ago called Claret. Swatching them side by side I can only with difficulty tell the difference. Writers Blood is a deep blood red with a slight purplish cast that I really like. Maybe Claret is slightly more purplish - I can't tell. Writers Blood is very dark, which looks good on the page, but not so dark that it hides the color. It dries consistent and uniform with an EF nib. I am changing all of my inks to Diamine because I like the quality and want my inks' characteristics to be predictable, and the same chemistry in case I decide to get creative and blend them. Diamine does not bleed thru as much as some inks I've tried.

The color is darker than oxblood. And i like it however, this ink doesnt flow like the oxblood. 3 pens same result dont know why

Ink flows great! Color is a rust brown, while some people like this i find it not the color for me. I am going to choose another Diamine color as the ink is good quality.

For this review I inked up a Pilot Animal MR Lizard which was the very first ink in the cartridge. This ink flowed flawless out of the pen and was a noticeable improvement over the inks that traditionally come with pens. I absolutely love the color. I love to watch the letters materialize out from the nib with this ink. I of course got some on my fingers and it washed off fairly easy. It did bleed through quite a bit in the Molskine notebook I used for the photos of the review. A very cool bottle with 80ml of this ink I need to be writing a whole bunch more. And, am excited to. Love it!