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Ok guys, This is my favorite ink :cloud9: , I REALLY like it! to me it looks just like bloood :clap1: , I cleaned my desk with a paper towel and it seriously looked like I had wiped up a bloody mess. If I didn't know it was ink and I saw it on the floor I seriously wouldn't touch it :yikes: . Yes it's that good. I love it. For the review I used a 4x6 sheet of photo paper from Costco. I think it worked out quite well B) . What do you guys think?

 

I didn't wanna do the old standard review and scans just 'cuz I wanted to step my game up. I really think I captured the Color. I hope you guys like it. I'm using this ink at work, for just about anything, looks good since it dries in a dark shade.

 

 

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I have just started using this ink (got a sample from Goulet), and I ADORE it. I seriously thought, "How did I even live all this time without this ink?!" :cloud9:

 

I'm definitely getting a bottle with my next order...

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Looks like it could make vampires drool..

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It really is a beautiful, and the closest thing to real blood available( and yes I have tested that, there's a scan on here somewhere), tried this ink years ago, it's now one of my signature inks

Such a shame it's now unavailable in the uk but I do plan on having 5 bottles shipped over to stock up.

 

P.s for extra fun points ( and to get some privacy at work) fill a twsbi diamond demonstrator with it (even better if you happen to be one of the many who also uses vacutainers as refills on the go)

 

I've fond memories of using it for the all of the forensics section of my coursework just to see how many testing stains the page acquired :-)

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I love this ink, Habanero, and Apache Sunset. I want to do a side by side comparison of all 3 because some of my friends here have asked about the differences among them, and there are a lot of similarities and differences, too. Worth talking about and showing what I mean. This will take the real Sony camera, not just the iPhone poo poo camera.


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Wow. My sample didn't look like that at all, it dried all ashy and very blah, so I went with Red Dragon instead. But this picture makes it look gorgeous! Maybe I'll have to pull it out and give it another try.

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