De Atramentis. Dr J Asks Rename My Ink & And Win Some

[Morbus Curiositas]

Iron Rust i would suggest

Not bad :-)

[Tas]

My tuppence (or sixpence worth) . . .

 

Black Lilly

Dark Dahlia

Ruby Falls.

 

[mmg122]

Rename: DeAtrementis Russet

 

Sepia color: I think Diamine Sepia comes closest.

See attached photo

[Morbus Curiositas]

Rename: DeAtrementis Russet

 

Sepia color: I think Diamine Sepia comes closest.

See attached photo

 

Cool naem Russet

Cool Ink

Cool Fountain Pen

 

and Cool awesomely elegant Handwriting

[dompred]

To me it looks like the color of the rust.

 

I would suggest (I used google translate for this): De Atramentis Rost or De Atramentis Old Rust (Alt-Rost?)

[Morbus Curiositas]

To me it looks like the color of the rust.

 

I would suggest (I used google translate for this): De Atramentis Rost or De Atramentis Old Rust (Alt-Rost?)

I have heard that namebefore good suggestions but is to less brown in real to be rusty

[amarjit]

Not bad :-)

ater i saw the colour this name popped up in my mind

[wijko]

This color reminds me of two things:

1. Lucanus maculifemoratus taiwanus (female), could be nice to have an insect series anyway, and;

2. Bloodcrusts, this name will most likely not be a good selling point, and the picture on the label can't look as exciting as other labels by de Atramentis.

[Sandy1]

Hmmm

 

On my display it strikes me as organic. At first I thought perhaps a nut, then seeing the strong Red aspect, more like a fruit.

 

Nothing too literal.

 

Perhaps 'Winter Plum'?

 

Or a name from the Japanese palette? Perhaps Dr Jansen has conjured a shibui ink?

 

"Distinctly we see the difference of the colors, but where exactly does the one first blendingly enter into the other? So with sanity and insanity.”

— Herman Melville, Billy Budd

 

Bye,

S1

 

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Shibui (渋い) (adjective), shibumi (渋み) (noun), or shibusa (渋さ) (noun) are Japanese words which refer to a particular aesthetic of simple, subtle, and unobtrusive beauty.

Edited September 3, 2015 by Sandy1

[Andreas Weber]

The current color clearly is Caput Mortuum;

Sepia should look like this:

[Serlo]

It just reminds me of Powidl, the Czech (and Austrian) name for plum marmalade...

 

Now, let's add some French flair: Powidl mystère!

[AndyYNWA]

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a617/Morbus_Curiositas/D-A%20Rename%20my%20ink/rename%20contest%20prize_zpstkn4qpcb.jpg

 

 

You Read it correctly

• 7 Bottles of ink can be won
• there will also come out a NEW De Atramenttis Sepia

 

 

When is the deadline?

[BobR]

How about a different kind of plant? "Midnight Rose".

[Morbus Curiositas]

It just reminds me of Powidl, the Czech (and Austrian) name for plum marmalade...

Now, let's add some French flair: Powidl mystère!

Servus Serlo ...

 

Genual powidl mystère :-)

[Morbus Curiositas]

Hmmm. How about "Earth's Blood" or "Earth's Heart"? It's got that dark red tone I think of for blood, but it's also got this sort of warm earthiness to the color.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

 

ETA: Oh, and when I think "sepia" I think of old sepia-toned photographs. So I did a quick Google search and found a website that talked about how (and why) sepia-toning was done on photos (most famously by Matthew Brady, who was, effectively, one of the world's first photo-journalists, taking pictures of Civil War battles and their aftermath); and here's a sepia-toned image from that site:

 

http://a2zletterart.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/dmax_5386sepia3.jpg

Eart blood sounds nice just like the photo thanks

[notsimar]

Pinot Noir althought I think it really is more a shade of some of the Valpolicella's I've had

Edited September 4, 2015 by notsimar

[Tas]

How about a different kind of plant? "Midnight Rose".

 

Mmmm . . .

Edited September 4, 2015 by Tas

[DrDebG]

Several other ideas:

 

Dark Caramel

 

Actually, the ink drop reminds me of a wonderful imperial stout or a nice malty porter. Inks are named after wines. Why can't they be named after beer?

[Morbus Curiositas]

Several other ideas:

 

Dark Caramel

 

Actually, the ink drop reminds me of a wonderful imperial stout or a nice malty porter. Inks are named after wines. Why can't they be named after beer?

 

 

Nice

 

Guess that looks and tastes better than baby poop

[Morbus Curiositas]

Pinot Noir althought I think it really is more a shade of some of the Valpolicella's I've had

Pinot noir nice idea

 

Only DE atramentis already makes Wine inks

 

that are truly made of wine

 

 

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a617/Morbus_Curiositas/De%20Atramentis%20MERLOT/MerlotwineinkbottlesglasspaperFPN_zpsf2c312a9.jpg

 

 

In fact he makes a whiole range of wine inks including PINOT NOIR

 

I have reviewed the merlot here is a link tot that review

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/270756-de-atramentis-wine-ink-merlot/

 

 

CHEEEERSSS