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Pilot Iroshizuku Konpeki[紺碧] in Nooler's "Creaper" flex nib

http://blog-imgs-84-origin.fc2.com/c/h/i/chingdamosaic/02_20151030223804ef8.jpg

 

On beige grid paper:

http://blog-imgs-84-origin.fc2.com/c/h/i/chingdamosaic/08_201510302238244a7.jpg

 

close-ups:

http://blog-imgs-84-origin.fc2.com/c/h/i/chingdamosaic/09_20151030223826aa5.jpg

 

http://blog-imgs-84-origin.fc2.com/c/h/i/chingdamosaic/10_201510302238265e1.jpg

 

 

On AQUABEE 6075(sketch paper made in Canada):[/size]

http://blog-imgs-84-origin.fc2.com/c/h/i/chingdamosaic/11_2015103022410580a.jpg[/size]

 

With dip pen(Blue pumpkin):[/size]

http://blog-imgs-84-origin.fc2.com/c/h/i/chingdamosaic/12_2015103022411070b.jpg[/size]

 

Close-ups/sheen:[/size]

http://blog-imgs-84-origin.fc2.com/c/h/i/chingdamosaic/13_20151030224109daa.jpg[/size]

 

http://blog-imgs-84-origin.fc2.com/c/h/i/chingdamosaic/14_20151030224110417.jpg[/size]

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I'm sorry.... I linked the pictures to my fc2 blog. Maybe this site is blocked by America/Europe? I'll try to edit once I get access to my computer.

 

Ps. Konpeki is a very, very pleasant blue ink that cheers me up all the time! That's all I wanted to say...

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Kon-Peki is my favorite ink. I feel comfortable putting it in everything, and it gives me no problems. The color is great, and I like the ink so much I'm on my second bottle.

"Oh deer."

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My suggestion: use Photobucket (free of charge) or something similar and upload your images there, then copy the URLs ("Direct") from there into the "Image" box here in FPN (lower line, to the right of B, I and U etc. in the "Reply to this topic" window). Otherwise use "Attach file" here on the forum.

 

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Better still, use the "upload" button at the top of the page. That way your excellent photos will always be visible to members here, and this will not become one of those reviews that are no longer useful because the pics have disappeared. :-)

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Better still, use the "upload" button at the top of the page. That way your excellent photos will always be visible to members here, and this will not become one of those reviews that are no longer useful because the pics have disappeared. :-)

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The "upload" tab is not very intuitive but useful.

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Let me try.

 

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Yep, let's see if I can edit the original post and get those loaded.

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I think I have fixed it.

 

Great pictures, thank you.

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