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Ink: Pilot Iroshizuku Ku-jaku
Pen: TWSBI ECO Caffè and Bronze (B)
Paper: Hobonichi A5 HON
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16 июн 2024

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@dawnholder8819 Месяц назад

Love it! It is one of my favorite colors. I have it currently inked in an Asvine P20 which is a juicy wet writer.

@lifeinspiresdesign Месяц назад

Ooo nice! I have an Asvine V126, and it's soooo good with wet inks. I'd love to see one of these Iroshizuku inks in my Asvine pen.

@laurabush9812 Месяц назад

That is a very pretty ink! (Telling myself I don’t need more teals.)

@lifeinspiresdesign Месяц назад

LOL glad you enjoyed the video! If you must experience it, I'd recommend starting with a sample first - or buy a couple samples of the ink to see if that will hold you over for awhile. 🤷🏽‍♀️

@KenchanKrafts Месяц назад

If you're finding that this Pilot ink wasn't a gusher in your broad, I think either 1) TWSBI nibs are dry flowing (even in a B), or 2) Iroshizuku inks are wet and lubricated, but they don't create gushers. They seem to balance out in flow with the pen/nib you're using. Either way, like you said, it is sufficiently wet LOL, but I think we just expect that Iroshizuku being wet should make the writing experience ultra wet in a broad nib. My TWSBI Fine has Tsuki-yo in it...and it feels like I'm dragging the nib along the paper. That is a rare experience knowing Iroshizuku inks should feel buttery smooth, but I am hoping that it is just the TWSBI nib haha!