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Winnolam: Krishna Inks Limited Edition Ips


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This is my review for the WINNOLAM: Limited Edition IPS Krishna Inks. This review is also available on my blog in more detail here.

 

This ink is a beautiful deep royal blue with a red sheen wherever the ink pools, which kind of reminds me of Organics Studio Nitrogen, but doesn’t show nearly as much sheen. This ink costs Rs. 225 for 15 ml on thepenworld.com. Definitely pricey, but most Krishna inks cost that much.

 

Supplies Used

1) Parker Frontier (Fine)
2) Classmate Exercise Notebook

 

The ink writes very wet, which I love. The classmate notebook is holding up to it really well with minimal bleedthrough. There is definite ghosting, but absolutely zero feathering which I love.

 

This ink kind of reminds me of Organics Studio Nitrogen, with it's blue and red colours, but I've never used the ink so other experienced users can comment more on it.

 

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Thanks for the nice review. Is it just the photos or is the ink in fact that "chalky" ?

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Thank you for sharing!

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