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It looks like I'm the first to review this ink on FPN. This is Noodler's Tsvetayeva. The scan looks a little too pink compared with the original writing sample. The photo of the writing sample is closer, with perhaps just a touch more red needed.

 

In reality, this ink really appears more red to me than pink.

 

Here's a scan:

 

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5262/5586173529_74535fe9e4_b.jpg

 

 

Here's a photo of the writing sample:

 

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5011/5586182805_ef3b446e19_b.jpg

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Hmm..

 

More like Fuchsia?

 

More reddish than fuchsia.

Find my homemade ink recipes on my Flickr page here.

 

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Has this color been discontinued? It is gorgeous! I cannot find it anywhere.

 

I think GouletPens.com are in the process of getting the Russian Series of inks, but not sure if Nathan has made new batches of all of them yet. In the mean time you can still get some from EBay seller Greenman here. Many of us have ordered from him/her and there is no problem going that way. Here is the complete series listing of the twelve:

 

Russia Akhmatova (Light Green)

Russia Chekhov (Tan)

Russia Dostoevsky (Black Green)

Russia Esenin (Red)

Russia Kuprin (Red)

Russia Lermontov (Violet)

Russia Pasternak (Blue Gray)

Russia Pushkin (Green)

Russia Rachmaninov (Red)

Russia Tchaikovsky (Purple)

Russia Tolstoy (Orange)

Russia Tsvetayeva (Red Orange)

 

Edit: Whoops, forgot to say...Nice Review !!!

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With the new FPN rules, now I REALLY don't know what to put in my signature.

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Russia Rachmaninov (Red)?

 

I have a bottle of it and it is a pure pink as pink can be. Very beautiful pink.

Sometimes, if you stand on the bottom rail of a bridge and lean over to watch the river slipping slowly away beneath you, you will suddenly know everything there is to be known." ~ Winnie the Pooh

 

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Russia Rachmaninov (Red)?

 

I have a bottle of it and it is a pure pink as pink can be. Very beautiful pink.

 

Yes, it is a very intense pink, no doubt about it. I think it rivals Baystate Blue in intensity!

Find my homemade ink recipes on my Flickr page here.

 

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A friend gave me a full bottle, and I like the color, but, BUT there is a little too much "show through" to be thought of as a great ink. Any ideas how to reduce the amount of "show through?"

 

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A friend gave me a full bottle, and I like the color, but, BUT there is a little too much "show through" to be thought of as a great ink. Any ideas how to reduce the amount of "show through?"

 

C. S.

 

Dilute with water, preferably distilled water.

 

You'll have to experiment to determine how much to dilute it.

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Hmm.... somehow reminds me of Tibaldi Magenta (Tibaldi Pink) which is maybe not as bulletproof, maybe not as fluorescent, but just as un-nice (colorwise).

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Lapis, Tibaldi pink is actually fluorescent (as in it shows up under UV light). Tsvetana is much more finicky and mine is PINK. It's a darn hard to use ink.

Fountain pens are my preferred COLOR DELIVERY SYSTEM (in part because crayons melt in Las Vegas).

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About the "show through problem" I mentioned before. --- I put this ink in one of my smoothest pens, --- and the "show through" has almost gone away. I like the color. C. S.

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