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Noodler's (Swishmix) Tahitian Pearl


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Legal Lapis is darker and greener. In the above swabs, Tahitian Pearl is less saturated than either Navy or Squeteague.

 

I haven't tried Tahitian Pearl, but I have the other three.

 

No-no, it is the other way around: Tahitian Pearl is considerably darker than Legal Lapis. Both are equally green, the Swisher's scan is not representative of what TP actually looks like. (I have both inks.)

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QM2, ahh, thanks for the clarification. In turn, LL is darker than Navy and Squeteague.

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I don't think anything creeps quite like Legal Lapis!

 

FPN Galileo Brown. It is very creepy. And it makes a Japanese fine point write like a German fine point. And it clogged up my wife's pen. But it's preeeetty.

 

That's true. I have found brown inks in general to make my pens dry out quicker than normal (based on a sample of only FPN GMB and Levenger cocoa). It's also true that GMB covers the whole nib of the Kultur I had it in. I need to find a pen that handles that ink better because you are right that it's lovely.

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Tahitian Pearl creeps.

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  • 3 years later...

Send a message to Nathan, maybe if there is enough interest he could make more.

I wonder what happens with orphaned inks? I liked this shade too.

How can you tell when you're out of invisible ink?

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Send a message to Nathan, maybe if there is enough interest he could make more.

I wonder what happens with orphaned inks? I liked this shade too.

 

Conceivably, since Swisher's is no more, it could simply be added to the regular Noodler's line. I assume, from the volume of posts on Tahitian Pearl vs. the other Swisher inks over the years, that it was one of the more popular of the Swisher exclusives. I know I wish I'd picked up a bottle when it was still available.

 

Ryan.

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almost 4 years later... most likely gone by now!!

 

Yeah, but I just had to try! :)

i hear u loud n clear! too bad swisher went out of business. their swisher midnight black ink -also by noodlers- was my fav black.

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