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L'artisan Pastellier Callifolio Bosphore


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Visvamitra sent me a sample of this. It came in a tiny but very lovely bottle.

 

Vis wasn't a fan of this ink. I'm not a blue black lover either, but I find this one rather decent. I think Tas will like this.

 

The behaviour is typically Callifolio: not very saturated, rather watery, not much lubrication.

 

Splash

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Sample

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Sheen

It has a very subtle sheen.

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(From bottom to top: KWZI Grey Plum, Callifolio Gris de Payne, Callifolio Bosphore)

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ROFLOL!!!... I actually LOVE that song. I have not heard it in a looong time. Thanks. :wub: :wub: \

 

 

 

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ROFLOL!!!... I actually LOVE that song. I have not heard it in a looong time. Thanks. :wub: :wub: \

 

 

 

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ditto

 

And I am glad that Tas loves the ink.

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