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Some Colorverse inks come in a set of two different colours. Inkantadora kindly shared a sample of Schrödinger with me. Schrödinger is a green ink. The counterpart is Cat (of course) which is a blue. I don’t understand why Schrödinger is green and Cat is blue.

Schrödinger is a gorgeous green ink that’s right up my alley. It’s a very true green in that it doesn’t lean very much into blue (those “emerald” green eek just nope thank you very much), nor does it lean towards too much yellow and become a murky green. The ink is very wet and lubricated. I can see myself buying a bottle (but that depends on how “Cat” is). Schrödinger sometimes shows a pretty blue sheen but it’s in no way prominent.
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Writing sample
(Rhodia)
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(Tomoe River)
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Comparison
(Maruman)
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Artsy-artsy
(Water shows a big portion of yellow in this ink. Gorgeous.)
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I know Goulet in US and BureauDirect in UK carry the Colorverse inks. I'm sure there're other places but I don't know.

Thank you so much!!

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Pretty color but I hate colorverse's ludicrously huge boxes, way too steep price tag, and the tiny bottles, so I'm not buying any more.

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This set w/ Cat is the most interesting to me out of the Colorverse ink line.....though I have plenty of greens and blues to keep me happy for awhile!

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Holy chemistry, batman! How do they get blue sheen on a green ink? Never seen anything but red sheen on a green ink! They must be using different dyes, but this isn't that far off from Irish Green or Diamine Sherwood in the actual color.... :lol:

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LG, I love the work you are doing!

Fountain pens are my preferred COLOR DELIVERY SYSTEM (in part because crayons melt in Las Vegas).

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Is it me, or is there a very slight silver sheen on the one picture where you did chromotography? Wowza.

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