Graphite Fine Art
In my quest to find something to replace Sailor Jentle Apricot in the highly unlikely event that I actually finish the bottle I have (having not finished any bottles of any ink yet), I thought I’d go for the obvious and try Diamine Orange. On first write, I thought I might be onto a winner.…
This is Lamy’s limited edition ink to go along with this year’s limited edition AL-Star. As far as I’ve been able to discover it’s only available in cartridges but I did think I saw someone mention getting a bottle of it, somewhere, so if you know if that’s possible please let me know. [EDIT: Daniel…
I don’t know if you’ve noticed but I’m rather partial to orange and orangey browns (and orangey reds and orangey yellows). It’ll come as no surprise to learn, then, that I like this ink really very much. It’s a great colour and has lovely shading. Here I am doodling the Inkling. Many thanks to Paul…
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 Pennaquod. Thank you to Pure…
Oh crumbs and crumble how lovely is this? Thank you to Pure Pens for sending me this ink to review and to keep. Pure Pens are Europe’s only supplier of Noodler’s inks. You can buy Lexington Gray direct from Pure Pens here. You can find some more reviews of Noodler’s Apache Sunset on Pennaquod.