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  1. Mercian
    Sailor Sou Boku from Lamy 2000F on Oxford Optik.jpg

    From the album: Some of Mercian’s inks

    I am uploading this image in response to a request to see some writing with Sou Boku from my Lamy 2000 'F'. Should anyone wish to read a full review of this ink, several are available on FPN. Here are three good ones: Slàinte, M.

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  2. Mercian

    Sou Boku on Optik close-up 01.jpg

    Mercian posted a gallery image in FPN Image Albums

    Sou Boku on Optik close-up 01.jpg

    From the album: Some of Mercian’s inks

    I am uploading this image in response to a request to see some writing with Sou Boku from my Lamy 2000 'F'. This is the second of two close-up shots that I am uploading, in the hope of showing the ink's capacity for 'shading' on smooth/coated paper. Should anyone would like to read a full review of this ink, several are available on FPN. Here are three good ones: Slàinte, M.

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  3. Mercian

    Sou Boku on Optik close-up 02.jpg

    Mercian posted a gallery image in FPN Image Albums

    Sou Boku on Optik close-up 02.jpg

    From the album: Some of Mercian’s inks

    I am uploading this image in response to a request to see some writing with Sou Boku from my Lamy 2000 'F'. This is the first of two close-up shots that I am uploading, in the hope of showing the ink's capacity for 'shading' on smooth/coated paper. Should anyone would like to read a full review of this ink, several are available on FPN. Here are three good ones: Slàinte, M.

    © Mercian

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  4. Intensity
    Sailor SouBoku is the latest nano-pigment ink from Sailor. It is a darker and more muted version of Sei Boku. Where Sei Boku has more vibrance and more noticeable green component to it, Sou Boku is a very somber classic blue-black. I reserve my personal judgement of this ink's color for now, but concede that it does look quite nice on ivory paper. Sei Boku is still my personal preference for its more cheerful hue. Being a nano-pigment ink, water resistance is fantastic. Drying time is very quick as well. This ink sheens quite readily, but the sheen is not at all distracting or very "in your face". It's just a subtle hue shift toward a red-black, giving the writing some character. I've added some super sheening splash samples, but you won't see that much sheen in normal writing.





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