Tsukineko VF000082 Full-Size VersaFine Instant Dry Pigment Ink, Onyx Black

I have some highly detailed stamps and this is the recommended in for those. Works great and is very black! You have to either emboss it or let it completely dry because it will smudge if you are not careful. Its definitely a keeper in my stash.

The product is amazing the color is bright and nice !! The only thing is amazon sent a huge box for this tiny item, I try to find out where to complain but that option is not available I think!!

I took an online class from Jen Shurkus, and she recommended this ink (she said she has trouble with stray black embossing powder, so she uses this and embosses it with clear embossing powder). I already know & love the VersaMark inks, so when I saw this was especially made for stamping fine line designs, I decided to get it. Im so glad I did! Note: they seem to have a newer ink case design, but my ink arrived very juicy and sealed up, so Im good!

I love this ink and use it in my craft stamping on cards. Its crisp and clean, and I always get great results.

THIS is my favorite ink for stamping in black ink. Its perfect for creating cards stamped images you want to color with distress ink or copic markers. It helps stamp such clear and crisp images and sentiments. It is AMAZING. I cannot say enough great things about this ink.

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I’ve used others but this is the best by far. Super clean, detailed images. The more detailed stamps give the best results with this ink.

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I saw a video on this ink and decided I would give it a try. I am so glad I did. I agree with everyone else as to what they said.... I would like to add that if you like to stamp silhouette stamps this ink gives a nice BLACK (blacker than most inks) image and has good even coverage. With the Memento Tuxcedo Black ink I couldnt get a good coverage with a silhouette stamp but this does the trick. It also gives a nice crisp stamped image of a detailed stamp. I will stick with my Momento for line art stamps to be colored in. I included some pictures of cards I used this ink on....

As stated, Im new to all but the basic elementary-school rubber stamping. After lots of research about the various types of ink pads, I went with this one as it was said to be waterproof. My intentions were to stamp images then color them in with watercolor pencils or markers, then use water to blend the colors. If you stamp and let the ink dry (or heat set it) it does not smear at all through the process of coloring or water blending. It is exactly what I needed.