Sailor Storia Magic Purple (Pigmented Nano-Particle Ink)

[lgsoltek]

Sailor has recently released a new line of ink, the STORiA inks, which are pigmented nano-particle inks like Sei-boku and Kiwa-guro.

I've review Fire Red, Night Blue, Dancer Pink and Clown Yellow Green.

 

As the other STORiA inks, Magic Purple dries to a pale colour. I hated it at first, but I'm starting to like it more.

 

Splash

 

 

Writing sample

This time I used a Sailor pen, with which the ink is supposed to work best.

It's water resistant, of course.

 

 

 

Comparison

All my purple, violet, blurple, bordeaux, magenta, burgundy... compared. It's hard to give an exact definition of these colours.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited May 20, 2015 by Lgsoltek

[Algester]

ok I think I really know what Inks I will get from this line Lion Brown, Night Blue and Magic Violet

[nibbling]

I assume this works like their other pigmented inks? Just imagine clogging + staining issues.

[VivienR]

Thank you for your review! I was eager to read about this ink. So, so I could tolerate bit more powerful color.

[visvamitra]

Not bad.

[lgsoltek]

I assume this works like their other pigmented inks? Just imagine clogging + staining issues.

As long as you don't leave them in the pen for too long it'll be fine. So far I haven't encountered these problems yet.

[Tessy Moon]

Thank you for sharing! I haven't seen many reviews yet on these Storia inks. It is nice to get a closer look!

[jmccarty3]

It might be interesting to try two or three parts blue to one part purple.

[mmg122]

Apparently Jet Pens began carrying this whole line of "circus based" inks as announced on Wednesday, May 20, 2015.

[amberleadavis]

Thank you for the review. I really like the splashes.

[Abner C. Kemp]

Wow, may I ask what kind of nib did you use for this writing sample?? It looks almost like an architect grind.

 

In terms of the ink, I actually think the shading is quite impressive. As for the color, it is a bit pale for me (sort of reminiscent of a colored pencil) but I can certainly see how it might appeal to some.

Edited June 5, 2015 by Abner C. Kemp

[lgsoltek]

Wow, may I ask what kind of nib did you use for this writing sample?? It looks almost like an architect grind.

 

In terms of the ink, I actually think the shading is quite impressive. As for the color, it is a bit pale for me (sort of reminiscent of a colored pencil) but I can certainly see how it might appeal to some.

 

It's a Sailor 1911 with Naginata Togi nib.

[Blackhorse]

Thanks especially for including your color comparo chart. Much appreciated.