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Wow! Sepia is to the ink world what "amber" is to beer styles... you just NEVER know what you're going to get! LOL

Steve. Just plain ol' Steve.

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You may need to add this guy. Excellent shading brown / sepia ink. Wancher Asuka Road Brown

 

Hi,

 

A quick view of asuka with Café des Îsles, R&K Sepia, yama-guri, and Delta Brown can be found here: LINK

 

I do hope the dry time of asuka has since been greatly reduced.

 

Thanks Sandy, I hadn't seen your comparison and had been wondering what the asuka brown looked like. I wonder if anyone knows whether they've resolved the dry time issue?

 

 

... There are so many I want to try now.

 

Sounds like its time for a large sample order!

 

Epic comparison! I'm a fan of Montblanc Toffee Brown myself... just my 2 cents

 

I agree about Toffee Brown - a great ink that is also among my favorites - but ... there are just so many sepias I like!

 

Wow! Sepia is to the ink world what "amber" is to beer styles... you just NEVER know what you're going to get! LOL

 

LOL indeed! I like the way you think! Sounds like I might need to push away from the desk and amble down to the local brewpub to find out exactly what you're talking about.

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That part which laws or kings can cause or cure.
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WOW! Only just saw this - I LOVE IT!

 

Thank you for doing this! I see there's another thread, too. LOVE IT!

 

Thank you, David!

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David,

 

Not sure how I missed this until now....but I did..... :mellow:

 

As everyone has said, this is a FABULOUS ink comparison!

 

THANK YOU!

 

:D

 

Mark

FP Addict & Pretty Nice Guy

 

 

 

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Hat tip from an anonymous internet user for the good work. Sailor brilliant brown looks good.

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