Diamine Woodland Green

[calliej]

Hi all

 

Another 'green' Diamine review..... I will post a scan comaprison as well in the other section of all the 'greens' I have inked at the mo.

[RayMan]

One of my favorite green inks. Thanks for the review.

[MiniMaupassant]

I have just inked my CS 58 with a cart of this and it is beautiful. A true, dark 'jewel-like' green. I will definitely be buying a bottle when I next put my order in to Diamine.

[Peter from Sherwood Park]

Thank you for this -- I amstill on the trail of the perfect green, so this is one that I will have to try.

[Bearcat]

 

Nice shading!

[Peter from Sherwood Park]

As a further thought, do others see the colour of Woodland Green as midway between between J. Herbin Lierre Sauvage and PR Ebony Green?

[Joe in Seattle]

perfect review, thanks!

[DanF]

I find Woodland Green to be a fairly bright, cheerful bluish green, not nearly as dark as pictured here, but then the OP did say this was a wet nib. By adding just a little red, such as Arabian Rose or Amaranth, it can be made a little more somber, to resemble Diamine umber, or PR Ebony Green.

 

Dan

Edited February 12, 2009 by DanF

[seanruss]

Hi, and thanks for the review. I just got some of this ink. I think it is a very bright and "happy" looking green. Mine seems a lot brighter than in your scan and I do like it, but it doesn't look "Woodland" to me. But I do like it and will keep using it, but will keep looking for a darker woody-forest green.

Sean

[whichwatch]

Nice review - thanks.

 

Can you comment on it's water resistance?

 

It looks like it does for green what Majestic Blue does for blue. However, I find Majestic Blue awfully sensitive to even a drop of water. How is Woodland Green?

[ThirdeYe]

That is a nice looking color, looks almost identical to the way my Noodler's Green Marine looks in a wetter writer.

[kathleen]

I have currently been loving Diamine Sherwood Green, I love green ink, I may have to have this Woodland because you mention it has shading properties. The somewhat darker appearing, more business like Sherwood does not show much shading even in my pens that write quite wet.

 

Thank you for posting your review.

Edited January 26, 2011 by kathleen

[Halden]

Nice review. I didn't like Woodland it was too blueish for me. Performs great though.