Mont Marte Acrylic Ink Premium 12pc x 20ml (0.7 US fl.oz), Acrylic Inks for Artists, Essential Colors, Ideal for Air Brush, Pouring Art, Scrapbooking, Ink Drawing, Mixed Media

Great vibrancy and viscosity! I especially love the pink and orange colors, nice and bright. Mixes well with other inks and liquid watercolors.

Absolutely amazing! The colors are out of this world. The work incredibly with water. I bought the other set too.

This 12-piece acrylic ink set is exactly as described. While it’s not top-of-the-line quality, it’s fantastic for the price and especially useful for beginners who want to explore new painting methods. The colors are vibrant and versatile, making them fun to experiment with in mixed media or traditional art projects. The droppers are a little weak, which can make application slightly tricky, but it’s a minor issue compared to the overall value. For anyone looking to try acrylic inks without spending a fortune, this set is a solid choice. Overall, I would recommend it as a budget-friendly way to expand your creative toolkit.

My students love using these inks as paints for black light projects. They enjoy mixing colors to extend their palettes. The drying time is quick. The color glows very well under the black lights-even the blue! They are easy to clean up. A little bit of ink goes a long way!

I purchased this set of inks to try out with my airbrush. They spray wonderfully! Well worth the money. I use a lot of Dr. Phil Martins, Bombay India Inks, FW Inks and Amsterdam inks and these stand up to them! Great quality ink! The bottles are sealed up wonderfully! Great color, the consistency is great!

Lobe this ink. Color saturation is amazing, holds the color when dry and inexpensive.

There is some controversy whether you can use acrylic in epoxy resin and the answer is absolutely!🤩 The most important benefit of using acrylic ink to color epoxy (a small amount mixed with epoxy is that acrylic ink doesn’t fade! Mica does fade after 2 years or so according to what’s written on the net. So, I like to use combinations of acrylic ink with mica powders and other things in my work. What is key is that acrylic ink needs to be used in exceptionally small amounts as a colorant in epoxy resin. I used less than 1 drop for a 1/4 ounce of resin for a transparent look because I mixed in glitter and wanted that to show as well as seeing the light go through it. I hope that this helped at least some of you figure out if this is something you can use in your art.🎉 Wishing you Much Joy and Inspiration in 2025!🤩

Good for the price. Red, orange yellow and green are bright as can be, but the blue and purple formulas need to be improved. The blue only looks like it glows on a white surface and only if the surface glows like white cotton does under blacklight. Otherwise, on non reactive surfaces it doesn't glow at all. It's always the same with almost all neon blacklight inks and paints, the blue is more common but finding a GOOD vibrant purple that reacts under black light is near impossible. The company that actually puts a whole set where all the colors react properly will make a killing in sales... I don't get why it's THAT hard to do... With that said, I will likely buy these again because the other colors are very nice, and not in blacklight the blue and purple are beautiful colors. I wish the company would make these same inks in an alcohol solvent. The water base takes a long time to dry, and it's not as versatile as an alcohol would be.