Today we are reviewing Lamy Blue-Black.
Swabs:
This ink had medium shading and med-high sheen. The red sheen stays at the edge of the letters and does not pool. The color leans more towards blue than black. It is a close match to Sailor Jentle Blue-Black and Tono & Lims Dynamite. The blue is more gray-toned than Sailor Sou Boku.
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| Tomoe River Paper 52 gsm |
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| Tsubame Note Ink Collection Card |
This ink had an average dry time of 25 seconds and medium water resistance.
Writing Sample:
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| Tomoe River Paper 52 gsm |
This ink had an average, consistent flow. I really liked using it in my Pelikan which tends to be a wet writer. I also liked the shade of blue—you can tell that you are using a blue ink, but it is dark enough to be professional.
Overall:Lamy Blue-Black is is an affordable blue-black ink (around $12 for 50 mL) with medium shading and sheen.
Disclaimer: This ink was purchased by me and all opinions/photos are my own. This post was not sponsored.
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