Spring Ink

[Alexandra]

Do your ink preferences change with the season? Spring has already come to central California and I just had to ink up with Noodler's Cactus Fruit Eel. It happens every year.

Edited February 17, 2016 by Alexandra

[Margana]

Inks by the season? Good subject. Diamine Meadow and J. Herbin Rose Cyclamen look promising, but I am forever fickle so it could be another duo tomorrow.

[Alexandra]

Inks by the season? Good subject. Diamine Meadow and J. Herbin Rose Cyclamen look promising, but I am forever fickle so it could be another duo tomorrow.

I thought such fickleness was a requirement for membership on this forum If one pen and one ink would do there would be nothing to say. My own fickleness has led me all over the internet just this evening in a search for a new spring ink. Iroshizuku Ajisai looks particularly springy. So far, no purchase. Like you, I may want a different color tomorrow.

[Margana]

What would we do without samples?

[migo984]

I've inked up with this pretty fresh spring green.

 

 

 

 

 

[Barkingpig]

If I survive this last breath of winter I would like to ink up a pen with Bung Box HAPPINESS which I purchased because it was a Springlike "new green" color when I saw it. But I am still @ least six weeks from having to decide which ones to use.

 

I did put the Pelikan White Tortoise "away" for the winter & brought out the "Brown one," surely that is as bad as seeking "seasonal ink!"

[lgsoltek]

Akkerman Hofkwartier Groen. A happy vernal colour.

 

Also maybe it's time to bring out Sailor Nioi-sumire and Miruai, the two spring inks of the Four Season line.

[Sandy1]

What would we do without samples?

 

Hi,

 

Perhaps fire walking?

 

Bye,

S1

[dcwaites]

We're heading towards Autumn down here, so maybe it's time to ink up with Sydney Harbour Blue, which is such an Autumn ink.