Like the Pelikan Brilliant Red, it's rather undersaturated and watery, but this only helps the drying time. It's a great colour, and it's nice to have such a reliable ink so widely available.
Questions and feedback Appreciated.
Full Version: Pelikan Brilliant Violet
Here's my current favourite purple ink - Pelikan Brilliant Violet.
Like the Pelikan Brilliant Red, it's rather undersaturated and watery, but this only helps the drying time. It's a great colour, and it's nice to have such a reliable ink so widely available.
Questions and feedback Appreciated.
Like the Pelikan Brilliant Red, it's rather undersaturated and watery, but this only helps the drying time. It's a great colour, and it's nice to have such a reliable ink so widely available.
Questions and feedback Appreciated.
I have my Sheaffer's Intrigue (factory stub nib) loaded with this ink and I have written half a dozen letters with it on tracer paper. The result is amazing. It is a fantastic all purpose ink.
Alejandro
Alejandro
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I have my Sheaffer's Intrigue (factory stub nib) loaded with this ink and I have written half a dozen letters with it on tracer paper. The result is amazing. It is a fantastic all purpose ink.
Alejandro
Alejandro
Violet is a useful colour - good for 'wet copies' of documents.
I like the Herbin Violette Pensee for its delicate tones (low viscosity but not inclined to feather)
and the MB Violet for its powerful colour.
Both inks are widely available
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