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the cinnamon one looks like my kind of every day ink. it has a very nice shade of dark brown.

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The labels have a vintage feel and I love it.

 

Where your swabs... I love your splashes and writing.. :wub: :wub: :wub:

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I should have a review of Lime Green soon. But my pen isn't as wet as yours and it doesn't look as attractive as in your pics.

 

:( :(

 

 

I am sure you will make Cognac sing... My pen was too wet to have dramatic shading... I am sure that inks shades like mad.

 

 

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Just tried Indian Summer Orange. I hate it...

 

That's a strange color... is not really orange, more like terracotta.

 

I find it interesting... I am sure it must look very vintage in cream paper.

 

 

 

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Thank you, Claudia!! I really appreciate your work - such fantastic reviews! Always love the ones you post.

 

*walking away muttering to self about all the enablers around here*

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*walking away muttering to self about all the enablers around here*

 

 

What???? We have enablers around here? Say it isn't so.

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What???? We have enablers around here? Say it isn't so.

 

I am thinking of the look on the faces of my cats when I tell them there is no milk left.

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And someone has to speak up for them as has no voices.”


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Luckily something called "Tropical Green" doesn't appeal to me much. Reminds me of Diamine's Tropical Green which looks too blue for my taste.

Not a big fan of grey either, so my wallet is spared, I think.

 

 

Yeah... I am with you. Tropical green looks to blue... and I am very picky with my greys. I need to see swabs/writing sample. With yellows too. They need to be legible or they are useless....

 

Summary, I am not jumping on these ones... :lol: :lol:

 

 

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I'm loving your handwriting, which shows off the inks beautifully. What pen/nib were you using?

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The browns are amazing. Lime green is a nice ink, but I wouldn't write a page with it. Maybe to annotated or list important things, within a larger written document.

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