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Hello, inky people,

 

this is my first ink review. I hope you can read my handwriting in "german cursive"

 

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Best regards,

Anna

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I'm not a native speaker of the english language. My apologies in advance when I'm causing trouble by bad grammar, wrong vocabulary, misspelling - friendly correction always welcome!

 

 

"...I still believe that people are really good at heart."

Anne Frank, "Diary" (14 years old)

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Thanks, Anna, for the review. Is the ink blue-green? That is how it is showing up on my monitor -- especially in comparison with the other greens you have there.

 

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Thanks, Anna, for the review. Is the ink blue-green? That is how it is showing up on my monitor -- especially in comparison with the other greens you have there.

 

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Hi, Chris,

 

You are right! Best description would be "a blueish Green".

It's just the way, I like it.

My monitor shows a quite realistic picture of it.

 

Best regards,

Anna

I'm not a native speaker of the english language. My apologies in advance when I'm causing trouble by bad grammar, wrong vocabulary, misspelling - friendly correction always welcome!

 

 

"...I still believe that people are really good at heart."

Anne Frank, "Diary" (14 years old)

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Hello, inky people,

 

this is my first ink review. I hope you can read my handwriting in "german cursive"

 

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Best regards,

Anna

Thanks for the nice ink review, Anna. Can we count on you for more?! :thumbup:

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Thanks, Anna, for the review. Is the ink blue-green? That is how it is showing up on my monitor -- especially in comparison with the other greens you have there.

 

Chris

 

 

Hi, Chris,

 

You are right! Best description would be "a blueish Green".

It's just the way, I like it.

My monitor shows a quite realistic picture of it.

 

Best regards,

Anna

 

 

Thanks for the confirmation, Anna. I was going to try a bottle, but I'll now pass as I don't care for blue-greens. Thanks for saving me some cash!! :thumbup:

 

Chris

Very much interested in Life, Liberty, and especially the pursuit of Happiness!

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Nice review. I like your handwriting, too. This is a pretty ink color.

May you have pens you enjoy, with plenty of paper and ink. :)

Please use only my FPN name "Gran" in your posts. Thanks very much!

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I have wanted this ink for ages... it's on the list for payday!

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Nice review. I have not seen this ink brand before.

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Anna, thanks very much for your review. It's lovely to see this green, especially with the comparison inks.

May you have pens you enjoy, with plenty of paper and ink. :)

Please use only my FPN name "Gran" in your posts. Thanks very much!

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Hello, inky people,

 

this is my first ink review. I hope you can read my handwriting in "german cursive"

 

post-11518-1234582495_thumb.jpg

 

 

Best regards,

Anna

 

Hi Anna,

I like your review and the Smaragdgrün colour very much. And the German cursive is attractive and easy to read! Maybe you'll do some more reviews?

 

Tschüß!

Tom

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Hello, inky people,

 

this is my first ink review. I hope you can read my handwriting in "german cursive"

 

Best regards,

Anna

 

Excellent, the colour matches your writing perfectly. It triggered some memory of my grandparents, they must have used a similar colour ink. I first wrote like this, but the priests beat it out of me once I got to school lol

 

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Thanks for the nice review, I haven't seen this one reviewed before. Also appreciate the comparison to some other greens. Being an artist I can confirm that this indeed is a true viridian green.

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