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I've also noticed that this ink can dry in the nib if left alone for a day, and I'd hoped it was just me. Alas!

 

Thanks for the review!

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Thanks for the review. I love this ink and have not had any problems with it drying when sitting for a few days. I've had it sit for a week and it still started without an issue.

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Thanks for the review. That's a good difference between the two pens there. I appreciate you including both.

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penultress,

Is that Mnemosyne paper I see in the review?

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Thanks for the review. That's a good difference between the two pens there. I appreciate you including both.

 

I'm glad it was helpful. :)

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penultress,

Is that Mnemosyne paper I see in the review?

You are right!

 

It's a page from a spiral notebook and the pages are perforated. The paper is fantastic!

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I use the same notebook :-)

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Thank you for the review. I've added a scan so we can compare photos to scans. Thank you also to Organics Studio for providing this ink for the fade olympics.

 

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