Dr. Ph. Martins Bleedproof White Fine Art Paint, 1 Ounce (Pack of 1)

This ink was extremely thick. While it was very opaque, I couldnt get it to work with my calligraphy nibs. Perhaps dilution is required, but there are no instructions. This rookie couldnt figure it out.

Very Happy With This Purchase.

I order this white bleed proof but I was shocked when I got it cuz it is obviously used. It did not say that when I ordered it. Really disappointed

This ink was so thick, I cant even use it for my calligraphy. Maybe I got the wrong impression and you arent actually supposed to use it with a nib, but I cant use it. Ill either thin it out or try with a paint brush, but I didnt get what I expected.

This product is unlike the liquid watercolors due to the in the fact that The jar does not create an airtight seal and the actual product dries out very quickly and is unusable after a few weeks in my experience.

I like the crisp white look it can add and also the consistency is easy to work with.

I dunno if it’s because it was in transfer too long or what but the ink is just straight up globby.

Used as accent color for watercolor paintings and it worked great. Did not bleed but remained on top.

At first this was a wonderful product to create white areas or use for a highlighting effect,that is until it dried out. I kept the top tightly closed and maybe used it 7-8 times but on the 9th time it was like a solid brick. I thought why not add some water and see if it comes back? Bad move because it turned spiky, shard like and turned flakey. I added more water and closed it for a few days ,this time it was liquid on top but underneath was still dry. It started out great but didnt last and for $10.00 I wouldnt buy it again !!!

Yes, good coverage, but its very gooey, thus difficult to get an even coat when applied with a brush. Also, it clogs my dip pen. However, the main complaint I have about this product is that its not bleed proof. I used it in an art journal page. I applied gesso to the back of the page containing the bleed proof artwork. The moisture from the gesso caused the bleed proof white to dissolve and bleed onto the page it faced, totally destroying the artwork. Not happy.