Krishna Moonview Rc Series Ink

[jandrese]

Here I have another winner from Krishna. This is Moonview from from their RC Series, which I believe refers to ink that sheens. And sheen it does. It's not a sheen monster like say Organics Studio Nitrogen, but it is better behaved. For example, it flows amply and does not dry out immediately in the nib. So that's nice.

 

It's a beautiful blue composed of what appears to be a singular dye. There is a faint hint of a purple in the paper chromatography but if actually there it is minor. I believe the purple is responsible for the sheen.

 

Lovely ink that behaves well. It flows freely and really wants to feather but even on cheap copy paper it holds back for the most part. Good water resistance too but not really water proof.

 

This ink sheens and it shades. It is also comely. I like.

 

 

 

[amberleadavis]

I'm enjoying Moonview. It has a tendency to dry in the nib when living in a desert.

[lapis]

I'm enjoying Moonview. It has a tendency to dry in the nib when living in a desert.

You or the ink ?

[amberleadavis]

You or the ink ?

 

 

Both of us?

[arellano81366]

I loved OS Nitrogen Blue but I had the problem that the ink will dry up in the nib if you stop writing for 2-3 second. Not practical to use.

[jandrese]

I loved OS Nitrogen Blue but I had the problem that the ink will dry up in the nib if you stop writing for 2-3 second. Not practical to use.

 

Nitrogen is a troublesome but beautiful ink. I've had good success using a Pelikan M1000. Goulet pens said Nitrogen was a best seller in 2018. It seems people like making their lives difficult.

[Cursive Child]

I've had the same experience with Nitrogen. Tends to dry out. Similar with Moonview. Also, It stains a lot, so have to be careful getting on fingers.

Nice review!