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Black and Sorta Black Inks
LPC member Kathryn R. from Calgary has provided us with two pages (see the bottom of this post) with some interesting pictures and entertaining comments on a number of black and sorta black inks. My...
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Matching Ink Colour to Pen Colour – Conclusion
First things first. Here are the names of the ink swatches in the scan: 1. Diamine Tropical Blue 2. Diamine Royal Blue 3. Diamine New Century Sapphire 4. Herbin Eclat de Saphir 5. Herbin Blue Pervenche...
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Blue Upon The Plains of Abraham ink
Introduction I recently came across a discussion on the Fountain Pen Network concerning a new, custom Noodler’s Ink made for our friends Murtaza et al at Sleuth & Statesman, i.e., Blue Upon The...
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Fooling around with ink and paper
I recently received a truckload of ink from our friends at Swisher Pens. I also decided to buy a few pads of the Staples Bagasse paper – made from sugarcane – which seems to be the rage on pen-related...
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Without Ink
Perish the thought! I am not writing what would be, for most of us, an unthinkable predicament, that is to find ourself without ink. Ask the question “Does anyone have ink?” at one of our pen club...
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LPC Goes Green – at least for one day!
Yes, tis true – the LPC went green for our Saturday, March 15, 2014 meeting to honour St. Patrick and the Irish people, including our own Irishman Stan O’ Waterman! We have the photos to prove it –...
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Blue Upon the Plains of Abraham Ink Redux
Back in September, 2008, we wrote about a then-new, custom Noodler’s Ink made for our friends Murtaza et al at Sleuth & Statesman, i.e., Blue Upon The Plains of Abraham (BUPA). While we applauded...
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