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Diamine Cerise


Ann Finley

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Rainbow Prelude

The short review below was done sometime last year on Clairefontaine paper. I no longer have the ink. I did have a little problem with it drying out in some dry writing nibs, but my main problem as a lefty overwriter was the drying time while writing. I'd guess that most people will have no trouble using this ink.

 

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The small Xs on the comparison image below were made to indicate the point at which the colors looked most true to when they were actually written, however I'm not sure this can be detected on the scan.

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Thanks for looking!

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Very nice ink. And always a pleasure to see examples of your writing (particularly interesting for me as a left-handed overwriter trying to learn cursive italic). Thanks for the review Ann.

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Ray

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Thank you very much for such an attractive, and thorough, review.

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May you have pens you enjoy, with plenty of paper and ink. :)

Please use only my FPN name "Gran" in your posts. Thanks very much!

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Short but sweet with all the most pertinent data. Great format for reviews!

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Thank you for such an enjoyable review--your handwriting is amazing! I'm a fan of Diamine inks and will have to add this one to my list.

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I always enjoy seeing your beautiful writing, and the Cerise sings to me.

 

But more than that -- I can't stop staring at your lovely pen!

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Thanks, everyone, for the kind words. This ink is dead on in color to the Cerise clothing color popular in the 1950s. I had a jacket this color and recall my mother telling me it was called Cerise. It's a hard color to describe...It's not quite "regular" hot pink, nor red, nor orangish--it is a distinctive shade of it's own. :)

 

Best, Ann

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  • 2 years later...

What a beautiful color!! I don't like very much the reds, but this one is great. I will try it as soon as possible. Thanks for sharing.

 

Regards

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