[Mini Review] Pilot Iroshizuku Tsuki-Yo

[Intensity]

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[chromantic]

I bought this expecting to really like it but, no - just too washed out looking. I wanted it to be darker.

[Intensity]

Perhaps try it on different paper or in a different pen? Ive not experienced it being washed out yet.

[chromantic]

I've tried it in different pens. It's not the ink that looks washed out, it's the color. Deep Sea Green is the same.

[Intensity]

Oh I see. Deep Sea Green is certainly quite grayed and faded. Tsuki-Yo is much more saturated. It's not ultra-saturated like KWZ blues, or Diamine, but it's much more saturated vs. something like Sailor Jentle Blue-Black.

[arellano81366]

Thanks 4 this mini review. I loved it! I am a blue ink person. When I started with fountain pens 3 yrs ago I started buying plenty of colors except for 1-2 blues as I wanted try new colors. And then last year my love for blue inks was rekindled and now I am buying a bunch of different blue inks. Among them this one and I like it very much!

[Tom Kellie]

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It's very helpful to see those images.

Thank you for your kindness in reposting them for those of us unable to view other versions.

Tom K.

[bizhe]

Tsuki yo was the first I bought, and the first ink I bought a second bottle of.