I received as a gift the 3-pack sampler of Pilot brand Iroshizuku ink. This set contains 15 mL samples of:
I inked one of my Pilot Metropolitan pens with Ama-Iro and was quite surprised at how much a lighter shade of blue and initially looks a lot like Kon-Peki; after it's dried. Kon-Peki in comparison initially is much darker, but lightens up to what Ama-Iro looks freshly inked.
Looking forward to trying the other colors and perhaps considering getting the other 3-pack samplers of (Asa-Gao, Shin-Kai, Yama-Budo) and (Tsuki-Yo, Take-Sumi, Kon-Peki) to establish a decent collection of 10 colors.
Eventually, I may try to own all 24 standard colors and also the 3 special edition colors (Edo-Murusaki, Fukugawa-Nezu, and Shimbashi-Iro). Based on some online research they released the special edition colors as a 3-pack sampler as well, but only in Japan.
- Syo-Ro
- Ama-Iro
- Fuyu-Gaki
I inked one of my Pilot Metropolitan pens with Ama-Iro and was quite surprised at how much a lighter shade of blue and initially looks a lot like Kon-Peki; after it's dried. Kon-Peki in comparison initially is much darker, but lightens up to what Ama-Iro looks freshly inked.
Looking forward to trying the other colors and perhaps considering getting the other 3-pack samplers of (Asa-Gao, Shin-Kai, Yama-Budo) and (Tsuki-Yo, Take-Sumi, Kon-Peki) to establish a decent collection of 10 colors.
Eventually, I may try to own all 24 standard colors and also the 3 special edition colors (Edo-Murusaki, Fukugawa-Nezu, and Shimbashi-Iro). Based on some online research they released the special edition colors as a 3-pack sampler as well, but only in Japan.
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