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Varholiaglimp
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Jan 15, 2015
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writeon
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Jan 16, 2015
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VarholiaglimpIt is not that some dont need blue/black/brown inks.
I use fountain pens for most of my writing and already have more of blue and black inks than i can finish in the next 2years (Pilot 500ml bottles).
The main pull of Noodlers for me (and for many others i know) is the wide range of colors they offer. Even if it is a black ink, i prefer something like Xfeather or Heart of Darkness which really stand out from hundreds of other black inks on offer.
I use fountain pens for most of my writing and already have more of blue and black inks than i can finish in the next 2years (Pilot 500ml bottles).
The main pull of Noodlers for me (and for many others i know) is the wide range of colors they offer. Even if it is a black ink, i prefer something like Xfeather or Heart of Darkness which really stand out from hundreds of other black inks on offer.
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If I'm doing book signings, I almost always use brown or sepia ink. If I were using a different color, it would probably be black or blue. Government agencies won't accept certain forms and documents that are filled out in any other color but black or blue.