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Back to blues:

fpn_1534622073__tsuyu-kusa_sheen_on_dais

fpn_1534622121__tsuyu-kusa_sheen_on_rhod

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Blues continued:

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Paper: Midori MD ivory paper.

**Note the thinnest lines were written with the pens upside down**

Pen on the Left: Pilot Custom 823 FA nib - note the sheen on the nib itself.

Ink on the Left: Ishida Bungu Hakodate Twilight

 

Pen on the Right: Platinum 3776 UEF

Ink on the Right: Sailor Sou Boku

 

These are some pretty fine lines here, and you can clearly see sheen even when writing very fine line with no pressure, but when pressure is applied the sheen completely takes over. The Left combo being a wetter nib and a sheenier ink and the results show that. I am certain if I put this ink in the 3776 the sheen would show on this paper.

 

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Pilot Iroshizuku asa-gao:

 

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Sailor Nano sei-boku pigment ink:

fpn_1534866774__sailor_sei-boku_sheen_on

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Pilot Iroshizuku shin-kai:

fpn_1534985701__shin-kai_sheen_on_rhodia

 

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