Check the blog post at gourmetpens.com for pictures!
I received a request to share what I do with new inks and how I play with them. This is not an exhaustive video, but just some of the ways I check out a new ink. In addition to inking several pens with it, I also do the fun stuff shown here!
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Paper
Hobonichi Cousin A5 notebook or any other Tomoe River paper pads/notebooks
Baron Fig Confidant A5 Dot Grid notebook or any other slightly toothy paper (i.e. Leuchtturm 1917)
Rhodia A5 Dot Pad or any other smooth fountain pen friendly paper
Col-o-ring Ink Testing Book (100 gsm paper)
Blotting Sheets
Pens/Nibs
Pilot Falcon + Soft-Fine
Pelikan M101N Bright Red + Broad
Osprey Pens Milano + Titanium Zebra G inset
Ensso Piumo Titanium + Extra fine titanium
Franklin-Christoph Model 31 + 18kt Double Broad
Classic Pens LB5 + Sailor Nagahara King Eagle
Franklin-Christoph Model 66 Stabilis + 18kt Medium Cursive Italic
Franklin-Christoph Model 20 + Broad SIG (FC nib grind)
Namiki Yukari + Pilot FA
Pilot Parallel 6.0 mm
WINK Pens glass nib pen
Folded Nib
Ruling Pen
Inks
Noodler’s Apache Sunset
Franklin-Christoph Midnight Emerald
Franklin-Christoph Tenebris Purpuratum
Accessories
Dip nib holder
Brause Blue Pumpkin/Steno dip nib
Water brush
Pipette
Letter opener
Any fountain pen converter
Ink Miser inkwell
Miscellaneous
Cup of water
Loupe (for checking out your work and creations)
