Dr. Ph. Martin's
Dr. Martin's Bombay India Ink
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bombay
$4.39
Dr. Ph. Martins Bombay India Inks are highly-pigmented, jewel-like colors that offer watercolor qualities while remaining lightfast and waterproof when dry. Bombay inks are non-clogging and flow freely from brushes, technical pens, dip pens, or airbrushes. All colors are semi-transparent except black and white; these two colors are extremely opaque and have excellent covering power. Bombay india inks are excellent for layering and adhere to almost any surface, including paper, wood, vinyl, plastic, and more.
Non-toxic. 1 oz bottles. Colors below are approximate but are not exact matches to the true ink colors.
Non-toxic. 1 oz bottles. Colors below are approximate but are not exact matches to the true ink colors.
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Dr. Ph. Martins Bombay India Inks are highly-pigmented, jewel-like colors that offer watercolor qualities while remaining lightfast and waterproof when dry. Bombay inks are non-clogging and flow freely from brushes, technical pens, dip pens, or airbrushes. All colors are semi-transparent except black and white; these two colors are extremely opaque and have excellent covering power. Bombay india inks are excellent for layering and adhere to almost any surface, including paper, wood, vinyl, plastic, and more.
Non-toxic. 1 oz bottles. Colors below are approximate but are not exact matches to the true ink colors.
Non-toxic. 1 oz bottles. Colors below are approximate but are not exact matches to the true ink colors.
| Features | Waterproof, Permanent, Lightfast, Archival |
| Ink Type | India |
| Compatibility | Pointed Pen, Broad Pen, Brush, Technical Pen, Airbrush |
| Surface | Paper, Canvas, Board, Plastic, Wood |
| Skill Level | Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced |
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Customer Reviews
15 Review
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Nice color
The color is pleasing and gives a subtle variation. However, it is quite glossy when dry.
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Not what I think of as Sepia
Color is muddy with green/grey undertones. Quite a glossy finish when dry. Walnut ink is far more beautiful, gives better hairlines, and better variation in color.
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Nice color
The color is pleasing and gives a subtle variation. However, it is quite glossy when dry.