I would like to preface this ink review by saying that this is a momentous post--perhaps more so than hitting the 100-ink milestone.
Today wraps up a lot of loose ends. This is the last ink in the "__7" group. It also coincidentally marks the end of our first novel, as we have officially made it to the end of Call of the Wild! I will post a recap of my thoughts later--for now, let's dive into 737. This is an ethereal, dreamy dark grape.
Swabs:
This ink had a slow dry time, medium shading and high sheen. The sheen is an uncharacteristic green and gives the purple a fluorescent glow. This is a very dark, aged purple. It is similar to Noodler's Nightshade.
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| Tomoe River Paper 52 gsm |
Writing Sample:
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| Tomoe River Paper 52 gsm |
This ink was certainly eager to jump on the page! This had a wet flow. The sheen provides this color an otherworldly feel.
Overall: This is a hauntingly beautiful purple.
Disclaimer: This ink was purchased by me and all opinions/photos are my own. This post was not sponsored.
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