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Thanks for this nice presentation :) The colour in the images you've uploaded is very true to life, and the comparisons swatches are helpful.

 

Do you find this ink easy to clean out of the Conid demonstrator?

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Super review. The colour comparisons are really helpful. I just got me most of the Tag Kyoto inks - I liked all the reviews I saw. Not too bright, kinda muted - just the way I like my inks. Now to find the time to try them out :-)

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Many thanks for your comments. I'm glad the color on the pictures turned out nicely. I'm not completely satisfied with the setup and especially the lighting on the pictures yet!

 

The pen is a Conid Bulk Filler Demonstrator; one of 60 from the first production run pens. The nib is a medium italic steel nib.

 

I have only filled the pen at the store to try out this ink so I have not cleaned the pen afterwards. But since I can take it apart all inks have cleaned nicely from that pen so far.

 

The paper is Japanense as well; I got it last weekend at the Manufactum store in Frankfurt (https://www.manufactum.de/schreibblock-liniert-p1536184/?a=13820); nice, smooth and slightly cream colored:

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Great review, reminds me of Fuyu Gaki.

 

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Excellent photographs! Many thanks for your review!

“I admit it, I'm surprised that fountain pens are a hobby. ... it's a bit like stumbling into a fork convention - when you've used a fork all your life.” 

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Wonderful!!! Thank you. I love the comparisons.

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

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