on Rodia lined notebook paper |
Its shadows look like a dark burgundy-ish brown, which lightens to a brownish rose. If it bleeds, it halos to a lovely dusky rose.
On Bristol vellum finish art paper |
Overall it has a lovely antique brown finish with warm rose undertones. While not a period formula, it wouldn't necessarily look out of place on a medieval style manuscript. It certainly would make gorgeous modern calligraphy come to life.
It flows smoothly, but will bleed out on porous papers - which could be beneficial for those looking for the rose halo effect. As I detest bleeding, the right paper selection and nib size is important with this ink as it will soak down into the paper rather than pooling on the surface.
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