T-Rex Alcohol Inks: First Impressions
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It seems like there are new brands of alcohol ink showing up every day. Earlier this year, I picked up a set of T-Rex inks after hearing good things about their quality. I picked mine up on Amazon (this is not a sponsored post--I paid for the inks). I thought I'd share some of my first impressions of the inks in case you were wondering if any of these newer brands were any good or were looking to buy a beginner's set. I bought the " Starter Set ": it comes with 11 inks and a bottle of blending solution, and it retails for about $30. Which makes their price just slightly lower than Ranger inks and a bit more expensive than Pinata . T-rex currently has 3 different color sets ( Starter Set , Warm Earth Tones and Cool Earth Tones ) (compared to Pinata's 2 and about 33 colors compared to Ranger's 90+). The bottles are this nice square shape which is easy to hold and come with color indicators on the top with their names clearly listed. The shapes of the bott