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Has anyone saved a copy of this that could re-post it? The domain's been hijacked. :(

 

 

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Pardon the resurrection of an old topic. As it's not possible to edit my original post, I am adding a refined/updated version of my CMYK chart here.

Wow! Thanks a whole lot for posting this Limner! This looks like a great resource :thumbup: .

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Um, these all give me a 404 that says, "The page you tried to access does not exist on this server. This page may not exist due to the following reasons:" and it gives the usual reasons.

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Out of curiosity, for the tints, has anyone tried using Whiteness of the Whale or Blue Ghost, instead of water?

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Out of curiosity, for the tints, has anyone tried using Whiteness of the Whale or Blue Ghost, instead of water?

Yes. See the above-referenced color charts. They used Whiteness.

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Out of curiosity, for the tints, has anyone tried using Whiteness of the Whale or Blue Ghost, instead of water?

Yes. See the above-referenced color charts. They used Whiteness.

Doh! :headsmack: I should have read instead of skimmed the start of the thread.

 

Okay, next question: If I have neither Whiteness or Blue Ghost, do I have to use distilled water? Would using tap water yield some unwanted reactions and properties?

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  • Uniball α-Gel Slim Pencil in Pink (0.3mm leads).
  • Pilot 742 Fountain Pen in Black with Falcon (flex) Nib, (Pilot ink, Black).
  • Nikko G Nib in the penholder.

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Pink Ink, water won't change the essential color, it'll just change how thick it lays down. I don't think Blue Ghost will change the color. I do have some Whiteness if you want a sample to play with. I think you'd also like Rachmaninoff and possibly Kuprin. :)

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Pink Ink, water won't change the essential color, it'll just change how thick it lays down. I don't think Blue Ghost will change the color. I do have some Whiteness if you want a sample to play with. I think you'd also like Rachmaninoff and possibly Kuprin. :)

Oooh thanks. Maybe its the labs I have to take this semester but I want to do a side by side comparing a mix using Whiteness, Blue Ghost, distilled water and tap water -- compare things like wetness, smoothness, consistency, texture, etc. Tap water anyone can get anywhere, and I can prolly mooch a few mL of distilled water from my chem lab :embarrassed_smile:, and I have Blue Ghost coming to me on the way. But Whiteness has been very hard to find, so thank you!

 

At PPPC, you had this beautiful color that also had a strong odor, was that Kuprin?

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  • Uniball α-Gel Slim Pencil in Pink (0.3mm leads).
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  • Nikko G Nib in the penholder.

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That was indeed Kuprin!

 

It's not the pinkest of the Russian line, but it is a very well-behaved ink -- except for its smell.

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  • 1 year later...

There is something I finally can do with those bottles I got of White Whale.

With the new FPN rules, now I REALLY don't know what to put in my signature.

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This was a good topic to resurrect... I enjoyed it and may start mixing....

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Updated links as per instructions:

<a href="http://www.geekatlaw.com/pens/NoodlersCMYKchart100.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.geekatlaw.com/pens/NoodlersCMYKchart100.jpg</a>

<a href="http://www.geekatlaw.com/pens/NoodlersCMYKwheel100.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.geekatlaw.com/pens/NoodlersCMYKwheel100.jpg</a>

<a href="http://www.geekatlaw.com/pens/NoodlersCMYKwriting100.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.geekatlaw.com/pens/NoodlersCMYKwriting100.jpg</a>

 

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I received Noodler's Yellow, Shah's Rose and Navajo Turquoise today, so the experiment is about to commence.

 

Forgot about Whiteness of the Whale, though... :bonk:

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LOL What a great idea! I'm a printer and spend quite a bit of time playing with process colors. The only issue I would have is the purity of the color plays a very large role in how well certain shades are duplicated. Although there are no 100% pure dyes (fountain pen inks) and pigments (printing inks) having the color as close to 100% pure CMYK is very important. If I were to attempt something such as this I'd have to get really nerdy and start bring samples to work to measure with the spectrodensitometer. :headsmack: Just think, if there was some standardization in fountain pen ink hues there could be Pantone Matching System devised for fountain pen ink mixing- you could make your own spot color fountain pen inks. :roflmho:

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OK, so now I need Noodler's Yellow, Navajo Turquoise, Whiteness of the Whale, & Black -- to let me mix nearly any color. In addition to the Watermans Violet and Shaeffer Slovenian Scrip Red to mix up Binder Burgundy.

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