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I recently received a sample of this ink. I don't normally go for glitter inks and I wouldn't get this one. It's not bad at all, and the flow is very good. Since this was a sample I can't say whether I received the proper amount of glitter bits. It sheens amazingly on Tomoe River.

 

Pen: Edison Premiere (M-steel)

Papers: MvL=Mohawk via Linen, TR=Tomoe River, Hij=Hammermill 28 lb inkjet, Rhodia=Rhodia 90g ivory.

Camera: iPhone 7

No sheen on MvL or Hij.
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A feeble attempt to capture the sheen. It's much more dramatic in the flesh.
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I try to keep a pen filled with this ink all the time. It is simply breathtaking on Tomoe River paper! You captured the sheen quite nicely.

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I found that it clogs my pens and then is very difficult to clean out of the pen. I had a bottle and after using it a few times gave it to someone else. He had the same problems with it that I did, and passed the bottle on to yet another person.

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I know it didn't sheen on the other paper, but did it still glitter? Thank you for the review!

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On the Mohawk and the Hammermill inkjet papers, no sheen, no glitter. But these are fairly absorbent papers.

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On the Mohawk and the Hammermill inkjet papers, no sheen, no glitter. But these are fairly absorbent papers.

 

That's odd, I have found Chivor to glitter (no sheen) even on Moleskin and chep copy papers. Feathering is controlled though it bleeds like crazy. Maybe it's a sample inconsistency? (I have a bottle)

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Quite possible it being a sample. There was only a few particles at the bottom of the vial so that could explain why.

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Thanks for nice review.

 

 

That's odd, I have found Chivor to glitter (no sheen) even on Moleskin and chep copy papers. Feathering is controlled though it bleeds like crazy. Maybe it's a sample inconsistency? (I have a bottle)

 

Yes it can feather and bleeds through on absorbing paper. However it definitely shows beautiful red sheen on smoother (preferably coated) paper like so:

 

http://www.clumsypenman.com/wp-content/fpngallery/J.-Herbin---Emerald-of-Chivor/20160515-20160515_175017.jpg

 

Let's add a little bit more pics of this absolutely stunning ink. A little bit more about this ink you may find on my blog.

 

http://www.clumsypenman.com/wp-content/fpngallery/J.-Herbin---Emerald-of-Chivor/20160515-20160515_175003.jpg

 

http://www.clumsypenman.com/wp-content/fpngallery/J.-Herbin---Emerald-of-Chivor/20160423-P1070980.jpg

 

http://www.clumsypenman.com/wp-content/fpngallery/J.-Herbin---Emerald-of-Chivor/20160515-P1080537.jpg

 

http://www.clumsypenman.com/wp-content/fpngallery/J.-Herbin---Emerald-of-Chivor/20160515-P1080583.jpg

 

 

http://www.clumsypenman.com/wp-content/fpngallery/J.-Herbin---Emerald-of-Chivor/20160515-P1080604.jpg

 

http://www.clumsypenman.com/wp-content/fpngallery/J.-Herbin---Emerald-of-Chivor/20160515-P1080611.jpg

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Clumsy, those are wonderful. Thank you.

Fountain pens are my preferred COLOR DELIVERY SYSTEM (in part because crayons melt in Las Vegas).

Create a Ghostly Avatar and I'll send you a letter. Check out some Ink comparisons: The Great PPS Comparison 

Don't know where to start?  Look at the Inky Topics O'day.  Then, see inks sorted by color: Blue Purple Brown Red Green Dark Green Orange Black Pinks Yellows Blue-Blacks Grey/Gray UVInks Turquoise/Teal MURKY

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Those are some excellent shots. I love your penmanship :wub:

And that sheen!! I have yet to see any on Rhodia though...

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