Platinum Carbon Black Ink Review

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A review of Platinum Carbon Black Ink

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The opinions are my own, based on my own experiences with the product. Not to be used for reference or as gospel.

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This is my absolute favorite black ink. I will rebuy over and over and over again.

taccora

Platinum Carbon Black is my goto for line and wash with watercolor. I have a black TWSBI Eco dedicated to this ink and had never problems with cleaning it out or it drying in the pen.

anmarein

I used the carbon black cartridges in a Platinum desk pen. Worked perfectly with watercolours.

neilpiper

I've had this ink in a TWSBI ECO with an extrafine nib for a month with no problems. This is the second ink I ever bought.

trlan

I am very appreciative of the detailed examination of this ink. Being left handed as are you, my concern is dry times. Perhaps I am still somewhat hesitant that I may smudge the ink while writing.

paulmchugh

Yea, I can confirm your experiences. Reliable and great flow in a variety of nibs. I was turned on to it by YouTube artist “Peter Draws” a few years ago. Your video is great!!!! 🖌🖋👍🙋🏼‍♀️🥰

karma

Thank you SO much for such a detailed review! Does anyone know the dry time for different papers of this ink? I want a solid black for work but that means that I can't be waiting 60 secs for it to dry.

midnightcoffee

Curious if you’ve tried De Atramentis Document Black or Sailor Kiwa Guro? I’m trying to decide between the three for a lot of writing as well as a bit of drawing. I’m leaning towards the Carbon black or Document black. I might just have to order samples of all three if I can and see what is going to work best for me. I’ll be using them in fine and extra fine and possibly soft fine nibs in Pilot Custom 743’s.

adamzappia

Thank you!

I also recommend three other waterproof inks for artists: Noodler’s Lexington Gray (very well-behaved and good in dilutions too; dark enough for writing and can be used in a waterbrush, transparent and can be layered); DeAtramentis Document Brown, and DeAtramentis Document Dark Red. The DeAtramentis Document inks, unlike Noodler’s inks, have to be completely dry before they are waterproof. The Lexington Gray, especially, is a workhorse for me. I prefer it to black.

Another waterproof fountain pen ink I enjoy is a very dark interesting purple, Noodler’s La Reine Mauve. It spreads just a bit, so it might not be good on all papers. I still enjoy its archival status and its beauty. Some people have reported some spreading in Lexington Gray but others have not seen this in their tests. I have not had this issue with Lexington Gray.

catherinehubbard

i love the look of this black. what in your opinion would be the best alternitive to put in a vac filler? are any of the noodlers black vac safe?

maxsinclair