Iroshizuku - Tsuki-Yo (Moonlight) - Crv - Group Review - 2014-10

March 24, 2015

I apologize for completely forgetting about this. I got extremely busy with school and work, so I wasn't able to spend a whole lot of time online. Also, I tend to rotate through my hobbies, probably since I can't afford all of them at once, and I got absorbed in another one. Either way, I was going through some papers on my desk and came across my two CRV letters. They're a wee bit late, but here they are:

Don't know why, but I couldn't get my scanner to scan this full letter. The top line that's cut off just says Tsuki-yo.

http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc203/BigBassin/Iroshizuku%20Tsuki%20yo%20CRV_zpswh4qhn4j.jpg

http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc203/BigBassin/Iroshizuku%20Tsuki%20yo%20CRV%202_zps6urokwno.jpg

To sum up my experience with Tsuki-yo. Good performance out of all the pens I tried it in and on all the paper I tried it on. Not a huge fan of the color, but I liked it better on the ivory paper. It's not on my short list of Iroshizuku inks to get, but I hope to have them all one day.

Edited March 24, 2015 by A144

March 24, 2015

Anthony, I enjoyed the CRV with you. Amber

March 24, 2015

Thanks for following up, and sharing your experience. I'd forgotten I sent that CRV off! You have lovely handwriting, and you may think it's an ordinary blue-black, but it suits your handwriting nicely.

March 25, 2015

Anthony, I enjoyed the CRV with you. Amber

So did I, just wish I'd gotten it up sooner!

Thanks for following up, and sharing your experience. I'd forgotten I sent that CRV off! You have lovely handwriting, and you may think it's an ordinary blue-black, but it suits your handwriting nicely.

Thank you! I've been working on my handwriting slowly since I started using pens. It's just difficult while being in college since I tend to revert back to my fast scribble print when I'm taking notes in class. I definitely liked the color better on the ivory paper though.

Edited March 25, 2015 by A144