Noodler's Рахманинов (Rachmaninov)

[MrsDrG]

I have a slight pink problem. I have little girls, let's blame it on them.

 

This ink performed really well. It dries really fast, is super saturated, and is surprisingly water resistant for a red. Also, it is seriously solid - really no feathering to speak of even on really poor copy paper. It's in my oldest's Pilot Kaküno so I snagged it for my second ever review - be gentle.

 

First image is a scan, second two are iPhone photos of samples on Rhodia and (bleep) copy paper.

 

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[Chrissy]

Hello and welcome to FPN.

[MrsDrG]

Why thank you! It's a wonderful resource you have here!

 

 

Hello and welcome to FPN.

[antichresis]

Great review! Thanks. Not really a fan of hot pinks and magentas. Is it your general use ink?

[MrsDrG]

Is it your general use ink?

 

 

Not mine, but it is my 6 year-olds, LOL. I have Noodler's Ottoman Rose in my Kaweco Sport which is my carry pen - I think most people classify that as a pink, albeit a very dark one.

[amberleadavis]

Welcome to FPN! You have been doing lots of work. Thank you for sharing these with us.

 

If you are interested, I have Tsvetayeva.

[MrsDrG]

I don't know what that is but I'm pretty sure I want some.

[Moonshae]

As an editor, I used to really enjoy marking up in pink, when I was still editing on paper. It stands out more than red. The first (and to date, only) bottle of ink I used up was Levenger's Pinkly, for that reason. This is definitely more of a hot pink, but it stands out and is really nice. Something to consider for the future.

 

Thanks for the great review!