Standard blue fountain pen ink with turquoise undertones from KWZ, handmade in Poland.
- Even flow
- Good shading
- High sheen
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Robert B.
Verified Buyer
Mar 13, 2021
Mar 13, 2021
An elusive blue
I can never quite tell what I'm looking at with this ink - it shifts between blue and teal for me. I see just a little bit of shading and sheen with it, enough to give it characte... view morer but not so much to make it a distracting smeary mess. The color depends heavily on pen and paper, so if if you like that sort of variety in your ink, definitely give this one a shot. view less
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Zachery A.
Verified Buyer
Jul 18, 2020
Jul 18, 2020
Another well loved ink...
KWZ makes some great shades with a nice saturated color and good seen and this one is no expectation. The only things I can add to the reviews below is for a comparison of you have... view more it is it's very similar to Robert Oster Blue Denim on cream colored Tomoe River paper... The main difference is with a glass pen Blue Denim's sheen more outlines my writing where the seen makes a "two-tone effect" with this one. Also... The packaging is high quality... In top of a durable bottle it is packaged in a high quality, sealed, cardboard that gives it a seen and wax feel and it's inside of sleeve of the same material to make sure it stays as protected as possible and does not move inside the packaging at all.... view less
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Simma P.
Verified Buyer
Jan 2, 2020
Jan 2, 2020
Dark blue ink for people who don't usually like dark blues
I don't usually gravitate toward dark blue inks, but I fell in love with this one. It shades dramatically between an almost-turquoise through an almost-black, even in fine nibs. Th... view moreough it has noticeable sheen on most good papers, it's not so extreme that you can't see the original color of the ink or the shading it creates. Like many highly saturated inks, it can be a little easy to smudge after it's dry if you have sweaty hands, etc., but it's not nearly as bad as other super saturated inks I've used. Cleaning it is as expected for a highly saturated ink, i.e., it can take some more flushing than normal inks, but so far I've seen no problems with staining or damage to my pens. It could be used in a professional setting but is in no way a boring ink. view less
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