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De Atramentis Fuchsia


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Everything said about De Atramentis Magenta applies to De Atramentis Fuchsia. Fuchsia is a vibrant magenta ink. As all De Atramentis inks it flows very well and writes smooth, although it bleeds a little bit. I like it as well.

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Writing samples

(Rhodia)

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(Tomoe River)

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Comparison

As mentioned in the review of De Atramentis Magenta and De Atramentis Fuchsia are basically the same ink. Magenta might have slightly more sheen on Tomoe River.

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(with other purples and reds)

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Thanks for the reviews of both. I seem to recall that both (i.e. Magenta and Fuchsia) were one and the same ink (I think). And/or Magenta (which I have) was the first name (coming in around 2009) and later renamed Fuchsia. IIRC there was even a post on this.

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Thanks for the reviews of both. I seem to recall that both (i.e. Magenta and Fuchsia) were one and the same ink (I think). And/or Magenta (which I have) was the first name (coming in around 2009) and later renamed Fuchsia. IIRC there was even a post on this.

 

Really? No wonder they look the same.

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Whatever it's called, I kinda like it, and should try a sample of it.

Thanks for the review -- and not....

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

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