calliej
Jul 18 2008, 02:13 PM
My handwriting skills escape me today but have been meaning to post this review for a while so here it is anyway.
My favourite colour at the moment - I love the deep muted tone that gives and antique feel to it.
Looks equally great on brilliant white, cream, ivory or even coloured papers - though I do have a beige marble that it dosen't look so great on it makes it look muddy.
Hope you enjoy....
Arthur
Jul 18 2008, 02:28 PM
Your handwriting could be mine!
Nice colour especially with the Waterman.
wacomme
Jul 18 2008, 02:29 PM
QUOTE (calliej @ Jul 18 2008, 08:13 AM)

My handwriting skills escape me today but have been meaning to post this review for a while so here it is anyway.
My favourite colour at the moment - I love the deep muted tone that gives and antique feel to it.
Looks equally great on brilliant white, cream, ivory or even coloured papers - though I do have a beige marble that it dosen't look so great on it makes it look muddy.
Hope you enjoy....
Wow! Thank you. I've been waiting for a review of this color. I LOVE it! However, I'm a little concerned about the drying time; I'm a lefty side writer. Now if I can find a review of Diamine Teal. . .
calliej
Jul 18 2008, 02:44 PM
QUOTE (wacomme @ Jul 18 2008, 03:29 PM)

QUOTE (calliej @ Jul 18 2008, 08:13 AM)

My handwriting skills escape me today but have been meaning to post this review for a while so here it is anyway.
My favourite colour at the moment - I love the deep muted tone that gives and antique feel to it.
Looks equally great on brilliant white, cream, ivory or even coloured papers - though I do have a beige marble that it dosen't look so great on it makes it look muddy.
Hope you enjoy....
Wow! Thank you. I've been waiting for a review of this color. I LOVE it! However, I'm a little concerned about the drying time; I'm a lefty side writer. Now if I can find a review of Diamine Teal. . .
I will review Diamine teal for you and post it later.
Drying times are comparable I would say - but the teal is 'thicker' if that makes any sense. I find it drowns me from my lamy 2k where as the Damson doesnt in the same pen.
Ronin
Jul 18 2008, 02:57 PM
Interesting colour,thanks for the review. Another ink to buy
Ronin
Lucinda
Jul 19 2008, 02:56 AM
I love it when people post ink reviews with different pens and nibs for comparison.
Thank you! A lovely color.
xena
Jul 24 2008, 03:01 AM
How purply is this ink?
calliej
Jul 24 2008, 10:28 AM
I find it has a good deep purple colour, though it is muted.... for me this means the bright edge has been taken off of it, in this instance i would say with grey tones.
So purple it definately is.....almost black in some pens, much lighter in others. But for a brighter more vivid purple its the Imperial you should go for....
xena
Jul 24 2008, 08:09 PM
Thanks CallieJ- I suppose I'll have to see it in person before making a decision, but it is extremely tempting. Looks a bit like the purple ink in the Signo Rollerballs- a favorite of mine
david6
Jul 31 2008, 01:37 PM
QUOTE (calliej @ Jul 18 2008, 03:13 PM)

My handwriting skills escape me today but have been meaning to post this review for a while so here it is anyway.
My favourite colour at the moment - I love the deep muted tone that gives and antique feel to it.
Looks equally great on brilliant white, cream, ivory or even coloured papers - though I do have a beige marble that it dosen't look so great on it makes it look muddy.
Hope you enjoy....
I really like the Damson ink and I have it in three of my pens at the moment. I like your description of 'a deep muted tone that gives an antique feel to it' Describes it perfectly for me.
Thanks for the review
David
RevAaron
Aug 5 2008, 10:38 PM
Oooh, I might have to try this. Looks a lot like some of the vintage blue-blacks, at least from here. Anyone want to do a trade? A bit of this for some of any of these:
Pelikan Black, Blue-Black; Noodler's Black, Zhivago, Legal Lapis; PR Copper Burst, DC Supershow Blue; R&K Sepia, Salix; Lamy Blue-Black.
Aaron
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