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Hello everyone,
Here you have two green inks sets comparison (2 x 24). Maybe someone find it useful :D

 

Paper: Clairefontaine Triomphe (90gsm, lined)
Fountain Pen: custom made pen with Jowo #6 steel fine nib (made by Przemysław Marciński, photo at the bottom)
Color Category: Greens
Scan:
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Photo:
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For quick searching:
Set #1:
Sheaffer Skrip Green
Diamine [Music Collection] Schubert
Pilot Iroshizuku Syo-ro
Graf von Faber-Castell Moss Green
Kaweco Palm Green
Graf von Faber-Castell Viper Green
Monteverde [Noir Ink Collection] Jade Noir
Sailor Jentle Ink Rikyu-Cha
Platinum Forest Black (Classic #44)
Graf von Faber-Castell Olive Green
Diamine [150th Anniversary] Safari
Sailor Kobe #34 Souraken Tea Green
Monteverde [Gemstone Collection] Olivine
Robert Oster Signature Verde de Rio
Rohrer & Klingner Alt-Goldgrün
Robert Oster Signature Jade
Diamine Evergreen
KWZ Ink Hunter Green
Pelikan Edelstein Olivine
Monteverde Yosemite Green
Monteverde Green
Montblanc Irish Green
KWZ Ink Green #3
Lamy Green*
Set #2:
De Atramentis [scented Plants] Cedar
Montblanc Emerald Green (2018)
Pelikan Edelstein Jade
KWZ Ink Menthol Green
Pilot Iroshizuku Shin-ryoku
KWZ Ink Foggy Green
KWZ Ink Rotten Green
Montegrappa Green
KWZ Ink IG Green #4
Pelikan 4001® Dark Green (Dunkelgrün)
Sailor Jentle Ink Four Seasons Tokiwa-Matsu
KWZ Ink Liquid Words 2019 LE
Diamine November Rain
Lamy [Crystal Ink] Peridot
Pelikan Edelstein Aventurine
Caran d'Ache [Chromatics] Vibrant Green
Platinum Green (cartridge)
J. Herbin Lierre Sauvage
KWZ Ink Pine Green
Montblanc [Writers Edition] Homage to R. Kipling 2019 LE
J. Herbin Vert Empire
J. Herbin Vert Olive
ColorVerse [season 5 The Red Planet] #66 Allan Hills 84001
Pilot Iroshizuku Chiku-rin
Sets comparison (scans):
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Direct sunlight photos:

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And direct sunlight comparisons:

 

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All entries done by custom pen with Jowo #6 steel fine nib, except Lamy Green (this one was done with Lamy Studio with medium nib). And here is my favorite pen for ink testing:

 

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Thanks for the comparison. I don't have most of these inks. And the ones I do have appear similar, yet different, to what you show. Pens and their flow really make a difference.

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Thanks a lot. Very useful comparison.

I am much in green ink lately. Slowly drifting toward grey-green. Kipling, Vert empire, Jane Austen, Urahairo amongst others.

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Thanks for this all-encompassing collection of greens. And as noted in post #2, also for your typing out the ink names!!

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Very useful, thank you. I found at least one ink I now just must have... Rohrer & Klingon Alt-Goldgrün... simply looks gorgeous.

 

I love this ink in wet nibs, gorgeous shading! Comparison was prepared for my personal use, I tried to find something similar to Kobe #34, my favorite semi-rotten green (it is hard to find a bottle of this ink, not to mention the price...). When this comparison grew to ridiculous size I thought about sharing with my ink-journey :) I'm in the middle of creating another set, still looking for good substitute to Kobe #34.

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Thank you for providing this great comparison!

"Today will be gone in less than 24 hours. When it is gone, it is gone. Be wise, but enjoy! - anonymous today

 

 

 

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Thank you. Just yesterday I decided I need a green to contrast with orangey yellow/amber. This is a very helpful reference.

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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"Green" ink have a wide spectrum of colors. One is more "green" than other, depending from personal taste to manufacturers description... Sheaffer Skrip Green for me is a blue ink. Recently I bought a bottle of ink from Czech Republic - Inkebara Deer Brown, which is deep rotten green color for me (something between Diamine Safari and Sailor Rikyu-cha). Ink name can be quite confusing.

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Comparison was prepared for my personal use,_...‹snip›... When this comparison grew to ridiculous size I thought about sharing with my ink-journey :)

That's the best approach! There's no point in expending your own resources to discover information that does not interest you personally. The magnitude of effort you put into this comparison exercise is no doubt commensurate with what you think it's worth to you; thank you for sharing the valuable output with everyone all the same.

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