An Ink Similar To A Caucasian Flesh Tone?

[bidn]

Good news: in the meanwhile, the product you were looking for was released: 

Herbin Limited Edition 1670 Nude

 

[inkstainedruth]

Not sure how I missed this thread before now.  But it sure has been entertaining.... 

Another vote here for Herbin 1670 Nude which isn't that far off from my skin tone (some of the other suggestions were too tan/brown looking).  Of course I'm now wondering if the OP is even still on here after all this time....

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[Mercian]

In case the OP does ever comes back - or any future reader would like to have this same question answered, the review (with pictures) of Herbin’s 1670 ‘Nude’ ink can be found here.

[HalloweenHJB]

On 2/11/2017 at 11:46 PM, Aysun said:

Therein lies the question: does anyone know of a fountain pen ink that is similar to a light Caucasian flesh tone?

 

Take a look at Birmingham Copper Head.  Again, it may need a bit of diluting, but it's a good foundation to start off with.

[amper]

On 2/11/2017 at 11:46 PM, Aysun said:

I do work as a professional mermaid and I am working on writing a book that goes with my character.

 

I am writing the whole thing out in calligraphy and I also plan on doing the illustrations with fountain pen ink.

 

I will be using a few other mediums here and there, but where I can I intend to use ink.

 

Therein lies the question: does anyone know of a fountain pen ink that is similar to a light Caucasian flesh tone?

 

I am a little doubtful if one exists, as it would likely not be useful for writing, but if anyone would know, you guys would.

Your doubts are well-founded. What you want to do is dilute an existing brown ink.