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One of the recent purple duo released by Diamine in collaboration with Facebook group Fountain Pen UK. For more background story see for example the lovely art-centric review by Nick Stewart.

 

Scribble Purple is a really dark purple that could seem black at a glance. It flows well and writes smooth. There's some but not prominent golden sheen.

 

 

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Sample
(Rhodia)
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(Tomoe River)
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Comparison
(Maruman looseleaf)
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(Clairefontaine 90g)
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Your photographs show the color and sheen so well, and I love the way the macro photographs show off the paper texture, and the tiny diamonds that dot your i’s and j’s. I enjoy this ink.

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Your photographs show the color and sheen so well, and I love the way the macro photographs show off the paper texture, and the tiny diamonds that dot your i’s and j’s. I enjoy this ink.

 

This ink flows wonderfully in this Platinum 3776 Music nib. Such a joy to write with.

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Scribble Purple looks beautiful. I have Diamine Grape but am disappointed both by the flow and by the way the ink reddens as it dries. If this ink is better behaved, it seems like an attractive alternative.

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Your photography sold this ink for me! Definitely getting a sample!

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Love this ink and your review!

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Thanks for your review. On the last picture actually looks black, at least on my monitor. I think I will pass on this one. How do you compare this one with Cult Pens's Robert?

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