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Diamine Master of Puppets (German Exclusive) This is an another German exclusive, which I bought from fountainfeder. It’s a burgundy ink with heavy murky green/gold sheen, most visible on Midori/ Tomoe River 68 gsm paper. Surprisingly, only a few gold specks were visible on Iroful and R...
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I love blue inks that sheen, but most of them don’t write wet enough for my taste. They tend to be a little “sticky.” Can anyone recommend a blue ink that sheens a lot (not necessarily to the monster level) but writes really wet?
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Diamine Inkvent (Blue Edition) Seasons Greetings – a lazy review
A Smug Dill posted a topic in Ink Reviews
Earlier in 2020, Diamine released the 25 ink colours that it produced and included in its Inkvent (2019 advent calendar) product as separate retail products in four-legged 50ml Blue Edition bottles. The inks in the series are categorised as standard, sheening, and shimmering — and each is priced acc... -
Les Couleurs du Comte Bleu Cuioré ink swatch card
A Smug Dill posted a gallery image in FPN Image Albums
From the album: First look
One of La Couronne du Comte's four shop-exclusive ink colours, which I think are produced by Diamine.© A Smug Dill
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Colour-wise, the comparison reminds me of Sailor Souboku vs Sailor Seiboku. Christine exhibits sheen, but not nearly as flamboyantly as Herbert.
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Source: AliExpress PenBBS is mostly known for its pen models on English-language fountain pen hobbyist forums, but it also makes a heck of lot of different inks — including some pigment inks and shimmer inks besides dye inks — and releases sometimes ten, sometimes a dozen, or even two doze...
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the main review is below. This is an Indian notebook called ITC classmate which is dirt cheap and exceptionally fountain pen friendly - doesn't feather or spread with the worst offenders (in my case, Noodler's 54th Mass for spreading, Noodler's forest green for feathering); dry time is quick but in...
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Recently, I acquired several samples of Taccia Ink. Taccia Ink is newly developed in California, but made in Japan by experienced ink makers. There are 13 colors that are vibrant and pleasurable. The inspiration for the colors comes from the "Japanese way of seeing colors in a pure, honest and in...
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European Inks: Top 10 Shading Inks And Top 10 Sheening Inks Producted In Europe
Menuhin posted a topic in Inky Thoughts
Lots of top 10 lists of ink recommendations lean towards Japanese inks and Noodler's inks - probably because this and many blogs are forums are mostly for English speakers. I am looking for inks manufactured in Europe with top shading or sheening properties, so I don't have to pay premium for ship...
