This is the second time I see Diamine Salamander today. Maybe it is meant to be that I am getting a bottle of it 😂 Also with Safari as I had wanted it for a long time, along with Blue Velvet from that series. RO Crocodile Green looks interesting...
I love De Atrimentus Green Tea. It’s one of their scented inks and it smells like the taste of green tea hard candy (I did not drink it, and do not advise that 😒). It’s an older ink that doesn’t have any interesting shimmer or features, it’s just “my kind of earthy brown-green”. It’s quite a low viscosity ink and I made the mistake of putting it in my Pelikan 😮 It was like writing with a fire hose 😂
Oooh that is definitely going on my wishlist, I think I would love the smell and the colour looks beautiful! I've not written with a Pelikan pen yet but I've heard so many stories about how they can write like fire hoses 😂 Sometimes a pen/ink combination looks great colourwise, but it can be a bit of trial and error finding out which pen/ink combination actually writes well. Thank you for the ink suggestion, and thank you for watching! 😊
@@ruonpaper Pelikans have larger/wider feed channels than other pens. You need high viscosity "dryer" inks for them to write well. For pens with smaller feed channels (TWSBIs, for example), they work better with low viscosity "wetter" inks. This is why you're always told to only use ink by the same manufacturer for the fountain pen you have. I will always use Pelikan inks in a Pelikan pen, but I've mixed and matched others. There was also a controversy years ago where "boutique" inks were thought to cause damage to fountain pens. =)
@@applejade I wonder if I should look into buying a Monteverde pen for my Monteverde inks. I love them but they always seem to gush out of the nib. Definitely an interesting topic!
I have not heard of this ink! Will need to try it! Is it a pigment ink? I feel like that is what DeAtrementis is famous for, but I am not looking for another pigment ink.
My favorite green ink is Van Dieman‘s Eucalyptus Regnans.
Had to google that one but it looks really nice! 😊
Thanks for sharing! I love all your videos
Thank you for watching and for you nice comment!
You have a really nice selection of green inks!. I love Suberakashi. It was one of the first bottles of ink I purchased :-)
Thank you! Suberakashi is an awesome darker ink, good choice 😊
This is the second time I see Diamine Salamander today. Maybe it is meant to be that I am getting a bottle of it 😂 Also with Safari as I had wanted it for a long time, along with Blue Velvet from that series.
RO Crocodile Green looks interesting...
I think this is a sign! 😂
I love De Atrimentus Green Tea. It’s one of their scented inks and it smells like the taste of green tea hard candy (I did not drink it, and do not advise that 😒). It’s an older ink that doesn’t have any interesting shimmer or features, it’s just “my kind of earthy brown-green”. It’s quite a low viscosity ink and I made the mistake of putting it in my Pelikan 😮 It was like writing with a fire hose 😂
Oooh that is definitely going on my wishlist, I think I would love the smell and the colour looks beautiful! I've not written with a Pelikan pen yet but I've heard so many stories about how they can write like fire hoses 😂 Sometimes a pen/ink combination looks great colourwise, but it can be a bit of trial and error finding out which pen/ink combination actually writes well. Thank you for the ink suggestion, and thank you for watching! 😊
@@ruonpaper Pelikans have larger/wider feed channels than other pens. You need high viscosity "dryer" inks for them to write well. For pens with smaller feed channels (TWSBIs, for example), they work better with low viscosity "wetter" inks. This is why you're always told to only use ink by the same manufacturer for the fountain pen you have. I will always use Pelikan inks in a Pelikan pen, but I've mixed and matched others. There was also a controversy years ago where "boutique" inks were thought to cause damage to fountain pens. =)
@@applejade I wonder if I should look into buying a Monteverde pen for my Monteverde inks. I love them but they always seem to gush out of the nib. Definitely an interesting topic!
I have not heard of this ink! Will need to try it! Is it a pigment ink? I feel like that is what DeAtrementis is famous for, but I am not looking for another pigment ink.
@@pilesofthings I don't think this one is a pigment ink! 😊