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Jacques Herbin – rue de la Verrerie - Bleu Verrerie (Couleurs de Paris collection)

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56 minutes ago, namrehsnoom said:

@yazeh Thanks so much for show-casing the inks from the "Couleurs de Paris" series of inks.

A pleasure !

56 minutes ago, namrehsnoom said:

I was very curious about this set, and hesitating whether I should buy them. So these reviews are very valuable to me. I love the quick preview you give in the intro mosaic ... great way to show off the colours in this collection.

II was curious too. I'm glad my mosaic was helpful :)

56 minutes ago, namrehsnoom said:

First impression: Les Toits de Paris is a must-buy, and Tour Eiffel looks great too. Next up is to read your reviews of these 😉

I knew form the get go, Les toits would be your ink ;) 

56 minutes ago, namrehsnoom said:

This one looks like a nice Royal Blue, but even though your enthousiasm about its properties is clear, I think I will let this one pass. I already have enough royal blues to last a lifetime, and tend to use them only very occasionally.

I was too surprised by the quality of this ink. I never though I would be tempted by a Royal blue ;) I like them mostly for drawing. So anyone would do 😛

 

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