I am not a very "flair-y" person, nor am I a huge fan of colors. I tend to own things nice, dark, solid colors. Still, one of my favorite colors, when mixed with a black or dark red, is a very dark green, and if I can't have very dark than an emerald green. Since I was trying to pad an order from Goulets after spending a few hours on this sub-forum, I decided to throw in a few colored inks, of which my wallet might regret now.
Since this order, I have now ordered sample tubes (to carry colors around), syringes to fill them, converters, and trying to consider cartridges vs converters pre-filled and sealed for use. While I am not sure I can write in some of the colors you guys have, I can certainly see branching out one little step at a time.
What interesting things shall follow. Sorry for the sloppy writing, usually I am neater. I need lines to excel with my writing.
Again, thanks to the forum I got to see new things, but my wallet.. my wallet hates B&B with all the passion that a long dead cow stuffed with paper and plastic can possibly muster.
Can't believe I made a typo while writing in the image. This is why I shouldn't write while I try to get someone to figure out how to left click a button on the screen. >_< I think the minute feathering (hard to see i the pic) is due to the water that might still have been in the nib, and the printer paper. It wasn't because of the paper, oh and the paper.. and may have been related. Bleh.
Since this order, I have now ordered sample tubes (to carry colors around), syringes to fill them, converters, and trying to consider cartridges vs converters pre-filled and sealed for use. While I am not sure I can write in some of the colors you guys have, I can certainly see branching out one little step at a time.
What interesting things shall follow. Sorry for the sloppy writing, usually I am neater. I need lines to excel with my writing.
Again, thanks to the forum I got to see new things, but my wallet.. my wallet hates B&B with all the passion that a long dead cow stuffed with paper and plastic can possibly muster.
Can't believe I made a typo while writing in the image. This is why I shouldn't write while I try to get someone to figure out how to left click a button on the screen. >_< I think the minute feathering (hard to see i the pic) is due to the water that might still have been in the nib, and the printer paper. It wasn't because of the paper, oh and the paper.. and may have been related. Bleh.
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