I've been tweaking a lot of brushes this way and that and just not quite getting the look that I want. I saw some of the preview images for this set a few times and finally decided to buy them.

First of all, they weren't exactly what I wanted, UNTIL I made a few adjustments. I've only had them about a week and am still experimenting with them, but I'm glad I made the purchase.

Favorite brushes so far are Thin Inkster, Atomic Ink, and 1948 Ink. This one I needed to change to taper at the end, not the beginning of the line, and when I had a support question about doing that, the team got back to me right away with a step-by-step guide.

Wicked good stuff just in time for Halloween.

A wide variety of pens that bring some personality to a drawing, and were the only tool used in the editorial cartoon I drew after the Church of the Assumption tragedy...

If there is one thing I love it's trying out new ink-brushes. There are quite a few out there, as a lot you may well be aware of, and most of them are duds. Just non-anti-aliased dots that have some grainy texture attached to them. Nothing eldritch whispering in the flow. Nothing to write home to any one about, really! But with these, Inferno Inks, I have come to transcend, not only my previous skill level, but the euclidian geometries, and our known dimensions, as well. Oh, the sights I've seen! The sights you will see! Come, join us here, we dance, we drink, we make such beautiful bloody inks.

I’ve enjoyed using these Inferno Inks. Gives my work a more of authentic feel.

Such an amazing brush set...so expressive, so realistic, and so useful!