G.I. Green is part of Noodler’s V-Mail series. This sample was sent to me by Pure Pens who describe this series thus: These are all replica vintage inks that exhibit classic period ink behaviours with mild (when compared to our modern bulletproof and eternal inks) water resistance upon the page[…]
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This is a lovely colour, a rich red-brown. The ink flows well and dries reasonably quickly. Here I am doodling the Inkling. Many thanks to Kyle for sending me this sample! You can find some more reviews of Noodler’s Antietam on Pennaquod.
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This is a good dark green that’s fairly well behaved on good paper. A slight hint of shading. Here I am doodling the Inkling. You can find some more reviews of Noodler’s Sequoia Green on Pennaquod. What was Sydney celebrating? Let me know in the comments…
Read moreI clearly don’t have very many European readers because there weren’t a lot of entries for this. On the one hand, that’s a shame because they’re great inks (mostly) but on the other hand it means I can bend the rules a little and send the prize of sets of[…]
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This is a beautiful deep orange that reminds me, as all my favourite inks do, of food. In this case of caramelised orange. It has some lovely shading and has become a firm favourite. Here I am doodling the Inkling. You can find some more reviews of Noodler’s Habanero on[…]
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