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Please read the full post on my blog: Whatever

 

This ink is not quite as dark as the scan makes it appear - it is truly more muted

 

http://i384.photobucket.com/albums/oo289/Okami1122/IroshizukuTsuki-yo.jpg

 

 

the last word got cut off in the scan and that was "through"

 

 

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Hello, Okami,

 

it's a very nice review and a wonderful handwriting, thanks! Have made similar good experiences with this particular ink, it's well behaving and a wonderful colour, even if it isn't the favourite among my Iroshizuku ones (the Yama-budo and Kon-peki are above it).

 

If you use it with a broader writing M nib, i. E. the one of my Waterman Hémisphère it has the wonderful shading as shown in your scan, but it jars with the fine nib of my MB 145, it looks rather boring used with that particular pen, no shading and not that character at all.

 

Greetings from good old Germany,

 

Otto

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Wonderful color, reminds me of Diamine Majestic Blue for some reason (same hue?. Shading?). Agricola, I'm other Kom Peki lover. Got a sample in an exchange, and I fell for it. Too expensive, but beautiful color and behavior.

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