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| Thanks for the ink sample, Anderson Pens! |
Another iron gal ink!? Yep!
This interesting maroonish ink is named after the cassis liqueur that's made from black currents. The color of this ink does remind me of a berry juice stain, now that I know what I'm looking at. Really, this ink is a little on the light side for me. It darkens from a slightly pinker color to the sort of burgundy that you see in the pictures. It's not a very dramatic change, but it's there.
On the positive side, this ink's behavior on cheap copy paper is perfect. No bleeding, no feathering, and no spreading. It's also got some water resistance. It dries quickly, and it doesn't feel quite as dry on the nib as the other iron galls in this set. It's a perfectly good ink if you're into this color. If only it were a little more saturated...
Written Review
Close Ups
Tomoe River InkJournal
Inky Fingers Currently Inked Journal
Staples 20lb Copy Paper
See? Perfect. In fact, I really like the way that it looks on this paper as opposed to the fancier ones.
Color Comparisons
Chromatography
Water Test and Video Review
**This ink sample was provided, free of charge, for review by Anderson Pens. No money has changed hands, and nothing was promised. As always, what you see is what I got.**
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I am no expert on the type of inks but I do like the colour. The only thing that is bothering me is why a pick shade is called black.
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