Krishna Inks

i loooove love moonview. it's so sheeny and shiny. i wouldn't recommend putting this in a nice pen, (i use jinhao's for this) but i like mixing different inks with moonview for some very cool effects. one of my faves was about 70% pilot blue black, 5-10% platinum carbon black, and 20-25% moonview. it gave a super strange midnight blue with a crazy white-red sheen. love it!
moonview, on its own, also works really well in flex pens and stubs. basically anything that writes a bold, wet line. delicious.

This is a beautiful ink. Nice saturation with great flow.

Krishna inks cannot be beat, in my book.

My fave of the Krishna range.

Great for mixing the colors in the guide that Krishna sends as part of the kit, but it's much more difficult than it appears to make a "custom" color that's "between" their swatches. I mean, it takes 3 hours to make a Caribbean blue/green! You'd think with a light green swatch provided and a pool-blue swatch provided... it would be simple... but, no.

Krishna inks are the best using them in the new watercolor brush pens and they are fantastic.

Krishna Sea at Night: Great shading with flex nib! Dark teal and dark red/purple. Works best on nice paper.

Even the without all the fancy bells and whistles the basic line of inks are wonderful solid additions to anyone’s collection

Some of the more beautiful ink colors on the market and insanely inexpensive to boot

This is a good ink and one I would consider high quality.
My only issue with it is not so much the ink itself but the color that was portrayed in it's advertising.
It show a heave look of red, which it is not. It is very dark blue with a potential for red sheen. It does have the red sheen when you angle your view. To me it is much like Organics Studio "Nitrogen."
But if you like that it would please you.

Pretty

Shading! Sheening! Fun! Idiosycratic artisanal colors you won't find anywhere else, batch-specific. If you want this stuff to last... buy a bunch in one batch.

I ordered the Wild Cherry color. I love it so far. In some light it looks brownish and in other light it looks purplish. Nice shading. One of my favorite ink colors.

I love Krishna inks. They are vibrant with beautiful sheens, and they aren't as messy as some of the other heavy - sheen inks I've used. They work fairly well in pens, although I use them almost exclusively with dip pens. I haven't found a color yet that I don't love.

Special colors, special properties...you will love them.

I have enjoyed all the various Krishna inks that I have ordered. They offer great colors with special properties that make them stand -out among other inks in their categories...like shimmers, sheens and shading. I only wish they offered them in larger bottles.

These inks are among my favorites. They are described as "super rich". Believe it. They are loaded with color! The only down side is it takes some work to clean out the pen, but these inks are worth the extra effort required in cleaning.

I am just getting started mixing my color (only two attempts so far). It would help if a color chart and some suggestive instructions were included. The ink seems decent and straight forward but not exceptionally color saturated. At the current price, this kit seems quite the bargain for anyone wanting to take a stab at producing unique ink colors.

Krishna Ink has become the only ink I use. All my pens handle them well and the beauty of such inks as Moonview, Jungle Volcano, and Christmas Eve can't be conveyed in words, you need to see them in use yourself.

Waterproof!

Love that I finally found an ink that doesn’t run, smear or disappear in water.

Great inks! Especially the "sailor blue" and "after dark". Just wish they would make larger bottles. The ink miser is an excellent item to have around to use with these small bottles.

Krishna inks are all beautiful with sheens and shimmers reflected must more in flex nibs. Pink Brown is more brown than I anticipated but pretty nonetheless. Sea at night is one of the few that reflects a beautiful shimmer even in a fine nib.

It's a rather small bottle but I love the color. The ink flows very well.

Jungle Volcano and Sea at Night are both really pretty inks, especially with dip pens. Jungle Volcano is like a blend of orange, line green, and yellow - really pretty and Sea at Night is very similar to Organics Nitrogen (blue/pink sheen) but not as heavy. Bottles are a good size for grab-and-go. So far I've had good experiences even with fine nibs with the Krishna inks.