Noodler's Qin Shi Huang - Compact Review

[Jan2016]

[Jan2016]

Interesting Pink Red.

Fluorescent.

Paper has a big influence on this ink.

A lot of ink, or sensitive paper --> feathering

Still, I like it, see the chromo :-)

[Inkvisible]

This ink is a favorite of mine. I use it in an extra-fine nib, and on very good paper. In fact, I use it to test papers, since it bleeds through and feathers on most.

 

The color is enchanting, and well worth the trouble.

 

Thank you for the review. The chromatography is revealing..

[lgsoltek]

The feathering is too much...

[Inkvisible]

I agree with you about the feathering. For this reason I would hesitate to recommend it.

 

This ink was a Christmas gift from one of my daughters. It has taken me until this summer to find a way to use it. It does fine on my Tomoe River journal, although only with an extra fine Wing Sung nib. It does not bleed through on the Mead composition books from Target. That was a shock! They are only $0.79! For Europeans, they are probably not worth shipping.

 

I have persisted with this ink because of the perfect, luminous red it gives. I realize many people see it as pink.

[Jan2016]

I like the color to, and as Inkvisible says: with a fine writer which doesn't put too much ink on the paper, and the right paper, it is a beautiful, interesting color.

[amberleadavis]

I should have posted before and said THANK YOU!  I wanted to love this ink, it is both retina searing and a great lipstick color, but I found it was too badly behaved for my tastes.

[Intensity]

Wow, I’ve never seen an ink that feathers on Tomoe River 52g paper — until this review!  It deserves a feathering award...