Organics Studio Uranium Green

[nomadhacker]

 

 

This is a lot brighter green ink than the L Frank Baum I just reviewed. Or most other inks for that matter. There's not a lot of inks that fill that Sci-Fi green like this one does. You know the color. The alien ooze, incredible hulk, radiation monster color. This is it.

 

To be honest, for day to day use, this one is probably a little...outside your normal color range. It is not too light to be seen like some light colored greens, and doesn't suffer from visibility issues. (definitely not)

 

It held up better to water than the Baum, and the lines were still legible. Flow was wet, as seems to be the case for most Organics Studios inks.

 

Basically this is your all purpose nuclear bomb, godzilla, radioactive spider bite, big green monster, sci fi serial color of ink.

 

[F104]

Questions: 1. Does it glow in the dark? 2. Is a hazmat suit required for use?

 

Observation: To me, it looks...Christmasy. In a gamma-ray, giant green mutant, alien ooze sort of way, of course.

[nomadhacker]

Questions: 1. Does it glow in the dark? 2. Is a hazmat suit required for use?

 

Observation: To me, it looks...Christmasy. In a gamma-ray, giant green mutant, alien ooze sort of way, of course.

 

1. Not that I've seen.

2. Yeah it's a very Slime Monster Saves Christmas sort of color.

[amberleadavis]

Nomad - since I'm the Keeper of Useless Knowledge, I'm pleased to meet you.

 

Also, we seem to be reviewing the same inks lately. Send me some inks to put up in the sun for the Fade Olympics, I'd love to add your contributions.

[nomadhacker]

Soon as I get some more paper, I'll get some pages put together to send out. I'd thought it was a little late to get in on the fading tests. But I'd love to get some of my favorites tested.