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Well it does look very close to the blue in EU flag.

 

Or the blue of the "leave" regions in the BBC's voting results map. Maybe Nathan could do a nice yellow version for Scotland.

 

 

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Or the blue of the "leave" regions in the BBC's voting results map. Maybe Nathan could do a nice yellow version for Scotland.

 

 

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Or classic Saltire blue.

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Surely it's about time that Sweden had an exclusive ink or two...

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Surely it's about time that Sweden had an exclusive ink or two...

Absolutely! We haven't had one since Noodler's Indigo Stockholm for NK. Is it 5-7 years ago?

 

Maybe a forest green or mountain gray. I don't think you can get an ink that is equality rainbow coloured... ;)

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Perhaps a matched pair, one for each of the colours in your flag.

 

If Nathan is too busy, you could drop a line to Robert Oster in Aus.

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LOL...nice one Nathan.

 

Thanks for the heads up, Andy. :thumbup:

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can anybody do a writing sample?

My 'review' of Brexit will be posted later this morning.

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Almost as dull as I thought - no, just joking. Thanks for the review.

haha

 

 

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What would the ink have to look like in order to be sexy?

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Pure Pens does samples, but it might take a while before the new ink are available as samples.

 

GouletPen Company creates the very best samples. In one of Brian's weekly Blog, he talks about how difficult and technically challenging taking pictures of their samples actually is. Under normal circumstance, pictures would not be identical to the actual "true" colour of the actual sample.

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Oh dear, I love the color and I am sure I need it.

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GouletPen Company creates the very best samples. In one of Brian's weekly Blog, he talks about how difficult and technically challenging taking pictures of their samples actually is. Under normal circumstance, pictures would not be identical to the actual "true" colour of the actual sample.

I think you mean swatches.

Samples are when you can order a small amount (~2-3 ml) of an ink.

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I think you mean swatches.

Samples are when you can order a small amount (~2-3 ml) of an ink.

My bad, I meant "swabs" color samples.

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