Anyway, in true Christmas fashion, I wanted to review this pretty green ink. I made out my Christmas cards last night, and used it for some of the personal notes I included. This is a very professional looking, well behaved ink. I know this ink has to flow exceptionally well, because the pen I am using it in has never worked for me before! It's just a crappy fountain pen from a cheap pen set, but now that it is working, it's not that bad!
It does dry pretty slowly, and is most certainly not water-proof. It's a very pretty color though, just spot-on for the rich, dark, emerald green you want for Christmas correspondence. At least, it is in my opinion. Here's a close-up of the swab:
If you're a fan of green, or looking for something to spice up your "blue or black ink only" life, I recommend this ink!
Season's Greetings,
Shay.
Not keen on the colour in the swabs, but as written it looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreen ink has a bit of a stigma in the UK (letters that appear unreasonable/unhinged are often described as having been written in green ink - in my old job I received several that confirmed the stereotype too!) I can't imagine writing with a vivid green - but this, I could work with, I think.
It's worth a shot! I think this is a nice color to have around. Perhaps if you ever need to write an unreasonable letter, you could use this!
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