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The Herbin Violette Pensee if my favorite - looks great on almost any paper. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thanks for this. The juxtaposition of all the different colors somehow really seems to give me a sense of the character of each. Maybe it has a lot to do with you photographing them with good lighting. 

 

May I ask, please, what is the one you labelled "Made in Taiwan"? 

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hello! apologies for the delayed response. There is no English written on the bottle other than " Made In Taiwan" but the characters translate to something like Sky Blue.

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7 hours ago, PithyProlix said:

It's a Lennon Tool Bar ink. Thanks for the reply and photo. 

Great minds - it's the one that jumped out at me too!

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1 hour ago, mizgeorge said:

Great minds - it's the one that jumped out at me too!

 

That's a celadon-like color so I'm not surprised. :thumbup:

 

Let me guess your other standouts: Ryukuyuiro, Lennon Tool Bar Firmament & Cloudy Day, and Ink Institute Cat at Dusk? If they are not yours, they are certainly mine!

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1 hour ago, PithyProlix said:

 

That's a celadon-like color so I'm not surprised. :thumbup:

 

Let me guess your other standouts: Ryukuyuiro, Lennon Tool Bar Firmament & Cloudy Day, and Ink Institute Cat at Dusk? If they are not yours, they are certainly mine!

Haha! Spot on :)

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