Noodler's Cayenne

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This is a review of Noodler's Cayenne, however there is a caveat. I accidentally dipped a pen that I thought had been emptied of Noodler's Navy. I'd emptied it, but not washed it. So the review was written with slightly tainted ink, though I don't think it was bad at all, and certainly not noticeable to my eyes. Just needed to disclose that.

 

So knowing that, onto the review.

 

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Also, this is my last review for a while. I'm all outta new inks.

[EnviroDAWG2]

I love Noodler's Cayenne. Nice review. Grow cayenne peppers and let them go a little beyond maturity and when smashed the skins do resemble ketchup while the pulp and inner skin layers bleed out to a orangish-yellow. I think that Nathan nailed this color.

 

Cayenne is a great color for annotations and is more punchy than Antietam, IMHO.

 

You need to acquire more inks to review. I like your format. You, Signum, KCat . . easily my favorite reviewers. Although everyone brings something to the table.

[majorworks]

Nice job! Until very recently, Cayenne was my only red or orange ink. I have always liked it a lot, even though I find uses for it to be few and far between. I should probably keep a pen inked with it for the occasional edit of hard copy (ink-stained wretch, uh, editor here). I love the bright color and I sometimes get really nice shading from it.

 

The biggest downside of Cayenne for me is very long dry times, especially on your better grades of paper such as Clairefontaine and Rhodia.

[mhphoto]

I love Noodler's Cayenne. Nice review. Grow cayenne peppers and let them go a little beyond maturity and when smashed the skins do resemble ketchup while the pulp and inner skin layers bleed out to a orangish-yellow. I think that Nathan nailed this color.

 

Cayenne is a great color for annotations and is more punchy than Antietam, IMHO.

 

You need to acquire more inks to review. I like your format. You, Signum, KCat . . easily my favorite reviewers. Although everyone brings something to the table.

 

I like everyone who takes the time to make a review of an ink, not matter how in depth, but boy howdy could I look at Signum and CarpeDavid's reviews all day long. :puddle:

[EnviroDAWG2]

 

I like everyone who takes the time to make a review of an ink, not matter how in depth, but boy howdy could I look at Signum and CarpeDavid's reviews all day long. :puddle:

 

I forgot about CarpeDavid's reviews. Good stuff.