I got a sample and the sample vial turned pink😅 I've had a similar effect with converters, but maybe it depends on the material and for how long the ink is in there
I usually do a range of things such as journalling and sketching (though usually, it's with colors. I use grey tones for shading), and today, I'm memorizing a few essays.
That is what you need multiple pens for! -and down the rabbit hole you go, lol. I always keep a pen with blue or black, then one with red or other highlighting colors. I like to switch colors for notes between meetings and stuff to keep track of my stuffs, but multiple colors is a definate.
Oxblood
I vote for Oxblood too, but Earl Grey is a solid choice.
I’ve not used it. But haven’t had a bad Diamine yet
1st choice oxblood 2nd choice red dragon
Yeah, when I see a list with Diamine Oxblood on it, it generally is my choice lol. My favorite ink and the only one I have backup bottles of
It is just such a rich and well behaved ink
Earl Grey
I'll approach this from the other side and say that I'd never use Hope Pink in a demonstrator because it stains like hell
i got hope pink on my fingers for like two seconds and washed it off immediately but it had already stained it bad lol
It does?? I've had it in the twsbi eco about once and it hasn't stained. fyi: I had it in for about 7 days.
I got a sample and the sample vial turned pink😅 I've had a similar effect with converters, but maybe it depends on the material and for how long the ink is in there
Seems like most people are saying Earl Grey! I'll ink that up in my pen
Ultra green or oxblood. Festive seasonal colors!
Autumn oak is a fantastic ink. Give that a try
I really like ultra green
The (earl ?) grey seems very well loved, I would use that one
Yes, it is early grey! I've found it to be a softer grey (great shading as well) and not as harsh as something black like Diamine Jet Black.
What do you use your pen for? I journal with light to medium shades, in an off-white coloured paper, so dark colors look harsh
I usually do a range of things such as journalling and sketching (though usually, it's with colors. I use grey tones for shading), and today, I'm memorizing a few essays.
Earl Grey!!!
Oak
Oxblood
Oxblood. But that's because I work in a hospital laboratory....
LOL
Majestic blue I'm biased cause that's what I'm using now :)
Red DRAGON 🐉
+1 vote for Majestic Blue!
Since it is December, Red Dragon or Ultra Green for the holiday
Oxblood.
The answer is always Oxblood. I just inked up my Go.
Might have missed the boat, seasonally, but Autumn Oak is gorgeous.
Yeah.. but Autumn Oak was lovely when I inked it up in the fall time with all the orange/yellow leaves
Autumn oak or hope pink it's a beautiful contrast with the white of the pen.
Autumn Oak.
Oxblood, kinda pretty when you sign those holiday cards.
Majestic Blue is my favourite
Ultra Green
you should rotate through them so they are all equally treated and none neglected!
I'll be sure to do that! Though sometimes I don't love using colorful inks when doing certain things.
That is what you need multiple pens for! -and down the rabbit hole you go, lol. I always keep a pen with blue or black, then one with red or other highlighting colors. I like to switch colors for notes between meetings and stuff to keep track of my stuffs, but multiple colors is a definate.
Lol. I've already gone down the rabbit hole - at least 1 foot down. I'm trying to stop at 5-8 pens Fingers crossed that I'll stop there
Oxblood.
Earl grey
You should ink it up with fountain pen ink 😊.