#comic nib

I found this ink as an office acceptable ink, since it’s not a super bright ink and the sheen is not overwhelming in the Pilot F nib. It is not waterproof though.

(Scanned into computer with slight level adjustment)

(Photos taken with a Canon Eos D60)

Overall, I really like this ink because it’s a neutral ink color, but it has the added bonus of the sheen that sets it apart. It will be a staple ink for my fountain pens that I use at the office.

Paper: SN2 Pad

Pen: Dip pen with Zebra Comic Pen Nib G Model and Pilot Metropolitan F Nib

(As with any ink scans and/or photos I try to be consistent in color. What you see on your monitor might not be the actual color, but it should be a fairly close representation.)

I purchased this ink at The Goulet Pen Company for $11.00, if you’re interested!

Thanks for reading/looking!

New blog post! I love this ink! :) #Pilot #Iroshizuku #Momiji #Ink #Review

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The reds were a little difficult to pick up in the scan, so here’s a photo of the page as well.

Momiji has a hint of golden sheen in the title, where it was laid on with a paintbrush.

I received this ink for Christmas with a Pilot Prera and they match perfectly.

(Photos taken with a Canon Eos D60)

Paper: Rhodia Dot Pad Nº16 Pen: Dip pen with Zebra…

Yay Sketch dump~ traditional. I feel free-er, because I know I tell myself that when I use ink, I don't do corrections. And I become a lil' more confident in what I do and what I come out with. There's no, "oh no this part looks wrong I need to correct it" or "undo undo undo" when I paint on SAI/photoshop.