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My first review, the paper is more off white than I'd like.. (next review I'll find better and whiter paper)

 

The drying time is long, but the color is a nice gentle / light green. Personally I'd use it for spring time notes.

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Congratulations on your first review. Nice green, a little light for me however. Nice handwriting too. Look forward to your other reviews.

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Bhavna, thanks for the kind words.

 

Being my first review I'm looking at it now and I am thinking, oh dear, lots of things here I can do better on for next time.

I'll do better with whiter paper, more consistency in my comparisons area, better lighting for where I take the photo, at least two nib thicknesses, I think I'll also make it a point of using two types of paper.

 

On the paper front I am still at the stage of trying to figure out what paper I like for my every day use.. These daiso notebooks have a really nice feel for my fountain pens, and I'm pretty sure the paper is nearly the same as in the Apica notebooks plus they only cost 1.50$... but their off-white nature isn't ideal for showing off an ink's color.

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