Noodler's Ink
Submitted by JimmyWix on Thu, 04/14/2005 - 12:03.
Ink
I am going to purchase some Noodler's ink today. One (1) bottle of Red-Black & one (1) bottle of Zhivago green.
Has anyone used these inks? I am looking for the black to be dominant with the red coming out in the black as a highlite & the same with the green.
I'm probably not explaining this well enough to be understood. I want the other colors (Red & Green) to not be dominant, but be there subtlety.
I have read this will work.
Tommy Fountain
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Noodler's Black
Submitted by JimmyWix on Fri, 04/15/2005 - 08:03.
Art,
I have used Noodler's black for some time now. It was one of the inks I acquried early on in my short time as a fountain pen user. I too like it's intensity, but the main thing I like is it's anti-forgery properties & the fact that it's waterproof.
I will let you know about the Red-Black.
Tommy Fountain
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I have some writing samples . . .
Submitted by mbacas on Fri, 04/15/2005 - 18:33.
that I'll try to scan and post an image of.
This is from when my son did a sheet for me at the Raliegh show.
- Mark
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Here is that red-black sample and a few other colors.
Submitted by mbacas on Fri, 04/15/2005 - 23:24.
This is from the Raliegh Show last year.
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Noodler's Ink
Jimmy,
The only observation I can provide is that I picked up a bottle of Noodler's Black ink at the recent Southeastern Pen Show and am very pleased with its intensity. How a Red-balck would work I can't say, but might be interesting. Please be sure to let us know.
- Art