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Thanks for your review ... I started getting brown inks and love them ... Nice reddish brown ...

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I wonder the same thing...maybe the name just ain't sexy enough?

 

Have a Noodler's eyedropper inked for the last month and really love the warm tones.

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I wonder the same thing...maybe the name just ain't sexy enough?

 

Have a Noodler's eyedropper inked for the last month and really love the warm tones.

 

Perhaps Nathan needs new artwork for the standard brown. A sexy catfish wearing lingerie serving chocolate with a message: I like my angler dark, sweet,, and RICH! lol

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Perhaps Nathan needs new artwork for the standard brown. A sexy catfish wearing lingerie serving chocolate with a message: I like my angler dark, sweet,, and RICH! lol

 

I could envision something along the lines of Jessica Rabbit, that sultry siren from Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Jessica Catfish?!!

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You know the Noodler's standard line of inks are really the best for overall performance if you don't fuss about water-resistance. I just love the standard line, especially as they experience very little to no feathering.

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Perhaps Nathan needs new artwork for the standard brown. A sexy catfish wearing lingerie serving chocolate with a message: I like my angler dark, sweet,, and RICH! lol

 

I could envision something along the lines of Jessica Rabbit, that sultry siren from Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Jessica Catfish?!!

 

"I'm not bad -- The Flexistentialist just drew me that way!"

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Thanks for the great review!

 

I like the color of this ink. I wonder how it compares to Noodler's Walnut or Noodler's FPN Galileo Manuscript Brown? Hmm... I may have to dig those out and give 'em a whirl.

I may not have been much help, but I DID bump your thread up to the top.

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The sample of Noodler's Brown that I got several months ago from Goulet's is barely distinguishable from my several year old bottle of Walnut, to the point where I worry that I am imagining the difference. Anyone else able to make the comparison with a fresher bottle of Walnut?

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The sample of Noodler's Brown that I got several months ago from Goulet's is barely distinguishable from my several year old bottle of Walnut, to the point where I worry that I am imagining the difference. Anyone else able to make the comparison with a fresher bottle of Walnut?

 

The Noolder's Walnut I have is very similar to Iroshizuku Yama-guri and has darker/blacker tones to it compared to Noodler's Brown. Love 'em! Yama-guri is my pick over Walnut for general behavior and lubrication, but Walnut is a nice ink too.

 

Just sampled Private Reserve Chocolat :drool: love the richness. Added a few drops to a left over Sheaffer brown sample and WOW! what a great combo. About 9 parts Sheaffer Brown to 1 part PR Chocolat--give or take--maybe 10:1 as the measurements weren't precise.

 

I had no idea I'd be such a sucker for browns.

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