Inky T O D - Color Swatches - Green - Please Post Your Pictures And Tell Us Your Thoughts

[Jan2016]

KWZ Ink Hunter Green

 

[Jan2016]

KWZ Ink Green Gold

 

[Jan2016]

Diamine Salamander

 

[Jan2016]

Blackstone Australian Bush

 

[amberleadavis]

Wow, you have been busy. Thank you!!!

[Jan2016]

Sailor Rikyu Cha

 

[Jan2016]

and for the sheen:

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/330166-sailor-rikyu-cha-compact-review/?p=3958970

Edited November 30, 2017 by Jan2016

[Noihvo]

hey you green-lovers, got a question for you.

I've got two preppy highlighters, a yellow one and a green one. The yellow one already ran out of ink, I refilled the cartridge with Diamine Yellow. Perfect for me.

Now the green is about to run dry. I just went through all these green examples. And on one hand got confirmation on my first idea reading post 35: J. Herbin vert pré. However, on post 121 this same vert pré looks far too unsaturated to draw attention as a highlighter. On the other hand, I'm afraid Diamine meadow might be too saturated and cover text/notes rather than highlighting them.

 

So: anyone who cares to share his experience with green ink for highlighter use? (I'd prefer to avoid the Pelikan highlighter inks, though I couldn't tell you why, maybe I just should pick that green. Any pics of that ink?)

 

[Jan2016]

Robert Oster Bronze

 

[Jan2016]

deAtramentis Petrol

 

[amberleadavis]

I love what you are doing.

[Jan2016]

Robert Oster River of Fire

 

[Jan2016]

Thank you! :-)

I will continue...

[Jan2016]

Robert Oster Tranquility

 

[Jan2016]

deAtramentis Pigeon Blue

 

[Jan2016]

Robert Oster Deep Sea

 

[Jan2016]

Noodler's Blue Nose Bear

 

[Jan2016]

Kyo No Oto Hisoku

 

[Jan2016]

Sailor Yama-Dori

 

[senzen]

Finally managed my four greens, although I am just coming to terms with Verdigris as a green; Vert Empire is looking darker than it would come out freshly inked. Verde Muschiato looks freshly inked, and really wild for me.

 

The steel nib Sonnet with Verdigris just glides, followed by the Lamy with Verde Muschiato.