Diamine Sherwood Green

[Tom Traubert]

First-time reviewer here - be gentle. Sorry about my atrocious handwriting!

 

http://i.imgur.com/a22EdGJ.jpg?1

[Tom Traubert]

Hmmm. That shows more of my constant inner-monologue than is perhaps wise! Anyway, I love this ink, even if it can't withstand any water at all.

[scrivelry]

Hmmm. That shows more of my constant inner-monologue than is perhaps wise!

 

 

It shows you have an inner dialog, true. Then again, if all you're worried about is ink on your fingers, I doubt you're a manace to society...

 

T

[IWantThat]

Very nice shade of green, and you can't go wrong with Diamine

[Tom Traubert]

Very nice shade of green, and you can't go wrong with Diamine

 

Ta! It's lovely - it's almost black when it goes down, but dries just a bit lighter.

[Terry Brack]

For marking up papers or underlining you might try private reserve Spearmint. It is lighter and brighter. I also use J Herbin Lierre Sauvage for markup. You might like to try that too.

[amberleadavis]

Wow, I think it look great. Thank you for your first review!

[richardandtracy]

It is a nice colour, and doesn't feather as badly as some other Diamine inks. I thoroughly approve of it.

 

Regards,

 

Richard.

[ClaytonLittle]

Looks like it might have good shading in a flex pen.

[herbsttag]

The red sheen this ink displays is awesome. Love this ink.

[betweenthelens]

Lovely! I'm looking to try a new green. This just may be the one. Thank you for the review.

[Tom Traubert]

For marking up papers or underlining you might try private reserve Spearmint. It is lighter and brighter. I also use J Herbin Lierre Sauvage for markup. You might like to try that too.

We've been told that we should be marking in red - I used to use Kelly Green, which was great. At the moment I'm using Oxblood and Deep Magenta. I'm a bit of a Diamine fanboy, I'm afraid!

 

Wow, I think it look great. Thank you for your first review!

You're welcome! Thanks for the positivity!

 

Looks like it might have good shading in a flex pen.

I think it probably would. I do swap and change sometimes. I'm considering putting this in the Safari with the massive nib, and using the midnight in my Apogee.

 

Lovely! I'm looking to try a new green. This just may be the one. Thank you for the review.

You're welcome - it really is a good fun colour. You can actually see it get brighter as it dries. Quite hypnotic...

[Joe in Seattle]

In my wet writing Conway Stewart 58, vintage, this Ink appears much darker. It does shade nicely, and is well behaved.

[BCL-2]

One of my favourite greens ever
A pleasure to write it, excellent lubrication (I dislike dry inks), and the colour (the shading as well) are nothing less than fantastic, at least to me. I can recommend this ink to anyone, liking the colour, and do it without any hesitation.

[amberleadavis]

One of my favourite greens ever

A pleasure to write it, excellent lubrication (I dislike dry inks), and the colour (the shading as well) are nothing less than fantastic, at least to me. I can recommend this ink to anyone, liking the colour, and do it without any hesitation.

 

Good to know! I too hate dry inks. Thank you for sharing.

[TSherbs]

For marking up papers or underlining you might try private reserve Spearmint. ...

What I do!

[bizhe]

Sherwood green +1 ftw. Your photo is very accurate (on my monitor). I love it in my pelikan B.

[plc123]

Beautiful shade of green! Thanks for sharing (and shading, haha!)!