INK REVIEW: Two Greens!

Bonus Day!

Two wordless ink reviews for you that I prepared before the wedding.  I actually bought another green ink last week - will try to have that for you soon!

Enjoy!

I didn't love them. Have you tried them? Love? Hate?

INK REVIEW: Delta Brown

Delta Brown, what's that flower you have on?

I couldn't stop singing while preparing the handwritten review. Poor Mr. Pentulant - the things he puts up with!

It's brown.

That pretty much sums up my review. And coincidentally, the final score is 50 - right in the middle of the pack.

It's nice looking, well-behaved in the pen. Not water-resistant (not a surprise).

The remarkable thing about the browns in the Compare Squares? Delta Brown, Stipula Sepia, and Omas Sepia are all kinda the same.

If you're looking for a good solid brown, this could be your ink. I can see using it in a professional setting as easily as some blues or grays. I could really see drawing with it. If you're into matching your inks to your pens, you might love brown. But I won't be buying a full-sized bottle.

Dear Brown,

I'm just not that into you.

Love,
Pentulant

P.S. You do know the song Delta Dawn, yes? Here's a link to it on iTunes if you're in the mood to get your 1970s on.

PEN REVIEW: Delta Autodromo Nazionale Monza

So. Pretty.

I don't know much about this pen.

I Goggled and didn't get much help.

I know I bought it from Fountain Pen Hospital.

It was the first $$$$$ pen I bought.

This is the first time I've used this pen.

Pretty, right?

Well. I tried and tried, but it just wouldn't go.

It's flexy - love that.  

I'm going to assume this is a bad ink/paper/pen combination and follow-up.  I sure hope this is a bad ink/paper/pen combination.  Right? Otherwise, I'm going to be so bummed.