Just remember to wash out your brushes in water, squeeze dry and reshape the tip to dry. Visit your local art supply or craft shop to pick up a couple. I’m confident that any good quality round brush recommended for watercolor, acrylic or oil would make a perfect tool for “swabs” and ink tests. I’m stunned to see how expensive the Scharff #6 brush is ($67)! I’ll definitely take better care of it. I’ve acquired brushes over the years from friends, yard sales and various art supply stores. Langnickel 670 #5 Red Sable script brush, Scharff Kolinsky red sable FINELINE 3000 #3 round and #6, and a Silverwhite synthetic 1500S #2 Round. bRead Notebook in White, Wheat, & Whole Wheat (via No Pen Intended)įrom left to right: Robert Simmons #2 red Kolinsky hair and synthetic filaments round brush, A.Black n’ Red Notebook Review (via The Pen Addict).Golden Bear #2 HB Pencil Review (via The Daily Carry).Sailor Jentle Sky High Blue Ink (via Ink of Me Fondly).
Bic Duo Ballpoint & Highlighter (via No Pen Intended).rOtring Lava Multipen Review (via The Clicky Post).ACME “Eames Chairs” Rollerball (via From The Pen Cup).Retro 51 Tornado Black Acrylic Fountain Pen Review (via The Pen Addict).The Airfoil by Masterstroke – Aviation Inspired Kickstarter Pen (via Clicky Post).1929 Parker Lady Duofold “Lucky Curve” (via Pen Habit) Kaweco Sport Luxe Fountain Pen (via The Pencil Case Blog).Shades of Lime (via A Penchant For Paper) In the reds is Diamine Crimson which is a wicked, vampish red and De Atramentis Poppy Red which is a brighter red with a slight orange undertone.Īt some point, I’ll probably purchase bottle of the Shin-Ryoku as its such a unique green and the Crimson which would be perfect for Valentine’s Day or my first vampire novel.Īll the writing samples were done with a dip flexible nib which are a bit more prone to bleeding then a fountain pen but so much easier to test and clean quickly. Maybe its the cold bleak weather but the Pine Green was my least favorite in this assortment. And the De Atramentis Pine Green with is a deep green black. The Diamine Kelly Green is in my sweet spot: a green with yellowish undertones. The inks included were Pilot Iroshizuku Shin-Ryoku which is a green with a blue undertone like a blue conifer. I also quite like reds so let’s call this my January Ink Drop and move on. It was filled with colors that could be used for Christmas, unless, of course, you’re me and use green all year long. I am so sorry I completely missed/forgot/skipped the Goulet Pens Ink Drop for November 2013.
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