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Rediscover classic writing pleasure with PARKER QUINK bottled ink. Filled with smooth, rich and vivid black ink, you'll enjoy the timeless ritual of bottle filling when you use your fountain pen. With PARKER fountain pen ink, you can place your thoughts on paper with the authenticity of liquid ink.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Timeless Classic: Parker Quink Ink
This Parker Quink Ink is a true gem for fountain pen enthusiasts. The deep, rich black ink glides smoothly across the page, leaving behind a crisp, clean line. The ink flow is consistent, and the ink dries quickly, preventing smudging. The 57ml bottle provides ample ink for extended writing sessions. The elegant bottle design complements any desk setup. Whether you're a student, professional, or hobbyist, this Parker Quink Ink is a must-have for a truly satisfying writing experience.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great ink- great price
I just got "into" fountain pens. I had one as a kid (schaffer skript cartridge) but so much has changed with the availability of good inexpensive imports. My first pen was a Jinhao 8802 which writes amazing. I tried it with cartridges and loved how well they worked, but something about bottled ink really fascinates me. Not wanting to invest a ton of money into another obsession I choose this Parker ink. SO glad I did. It is a great ink. It is super smooth (of course a lot of credit goes to the pen) and even on cheap lined notebook paper it does not run or bleed. Works amazing well in my twist up converter. Lays down a nice dark bold black line with no fade or splotches. I'm using a fine tip so flow is not an issue with any ink but the way this one flows is so amazing. I remember the skript cartridges would sometimes have some real graininess to the ink and it would be a bit scratchy (especially the black ones, the colored and blue ones were a lot smoother) so I was almost looking for that same scratch in this black ink but nothing but buttery smoothness. I also appreciate the zero odor from this (I remember how some inks we used in art class smelled to high heaven!) I do have a few not bleed issues. This ink does separate when it sits for awhile. Make sure to give it a good shake, then let it sit for a few seconds to allow the bubbles to pop. The ink appears almost a deep Violet in the bottle, not to worry as it goes on black, but it made me nervous the first time I used it. This ink has a long dry time. 13 seconds on notebook paper. My cartridge inks have about an 8 second dry time, so do be aware of the longer dry time (like I said I am new to this so maybe 13 seconds is not that long?) My first use had a huge blob drip out from under the nib. This didn't happen with the cartridges so it is more than likely the converter but it is a good thing I had a paper towel down otherwise I would have had a huge mess. The drip has not happened again but just be sure to have a rag or paper towel down just in case. This is a great beginners ink at a really amazing price point. I use it for general writing and simple doodles (I am not an artist in any way shape or form lol). I love the way this works and looks and will not hesitate to try other Parker inks as I expand my obsession.
5.0 out of 5 stars Wish I'd known...
I have purchased several fine fountain pens recently to replace the miserable dip pen experience I used to put myself through. I am not a pen guy, per se, but an artist who values quality tools and materials. My first fountain pen ink was Noodler's which is OK but I prefer other options. Pilot inks work very well, and I am particularly fond of Platinum Carbon. But I don't want to use Platinum Carbon for everything; I want to reserve the bottles I have for original fine art pieces on cotton paper. I read a lot of reviews with disclaimers about others not liking this ink, or at best considering it rather pedestrian. I could not disagree more. I got this stuff yesterday, filled the inadequate in terms of capacity con40 converter with the stuff and commenced to doodling. And doodle I did. some hour or two later (lost track of time), I find I have nearly exhausted the reservoir.So I just ordered another bottle a few minutes ago. Somehow, this Quink Permanent Black ink has IMPROVED the drawing experience with a Falcon Extra Fine nib. It makes me WANT to draw, and that is a very, very good thing. Not only that, after a making a few sketches and drawings on layout paper, I decided to see how badly it would run when a thin wash of watercolor was applied.To my astonishment, the ink barely ran. I bought 3 bottles of that Noodler's, at a significantly higher price per ml, just because it was black and relatively waterproof. This ink, in my opinion, is superior. And it is inexpensive. From now on, a noodle is something I will reserve for covering with marinara sauce.Quink is economical enough to execute stream of consciousness doodles without worrying about using too much ink. The quality is high enough that I would NOT HESITATE to use it on Arches cotton watercolor paper.My new "go to" ink.
Exactly what I expected.
I use this ink to do calligraphy. As opposed to being slightly opaque like the other colors such as red and royal blue, the lettering is solid black. This is what I was hoping for.
Qualité prime
Encre de qualité, ne perce pas le papier. Un plaisir pour écrire.
Ottimo prodotto
Inchiostro nero funzionante, scrive bene, si asciuga in fretta. Ottimo prodotto
Parker black ink
Very good ink, dark black colour, works very good with EF nib.
Eficiente
Hace rato que había adquirido una pluma fuente, venía con un cartucho de color negro. Al solo tener uno decidí comprar tinta, recomiendan tener mejor un tintero que tener cartuchos porque sale más económico y duradero, y esta fue la más económica que encontré. Al hacer el cambio de tinta pude darme cuenta que la Parker es más acuosa, y su pigmento no es tan concentrado como el cartucho que tenía, pero a cambio la tinta Parker fluye muy bien en la pluma y no hace falta esperar a que baje, a parte una vez sigues utilizándola, no encuentras diferencia entre la concentración de un pigmento y otro.En mi caso la uso para ilustrar, si tienes una pluma de punto fino o extra fino te va a durar para mucho con una sola carga. Esta tinta no es resistente al agua, así que si trabajarás con acuarela u otro material que requiera agua o tenga esa característica no ilustres primero con la tinta, sino después. En el papel inadecuado puede correrse un poco, es mejor usar uno especial como los de algodón o los de caligrafía como tal.Entonces por el precio accesible y su calidad, yo creo vale la pena hacerte con un frasco de este producto, en mi caso aproveché y me compré dos. He visto que a algunos les ha llegado rotos los frascos, eso me dio temor al inicio pero llegaron los dos bien, en el mismo sobre bien acolchonados, quizá entre más producto más protección. En fin, es una buena tinta y vale la pena.
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