Stained Fingers on Thursday - A Review of Noodler's Black Swan in Australian Roses Ink

When I first tried this ink, in the Nemosine Singularity with an extra-fine nib, I was not much of a fan. However, it has grown on me. Using it in a wetter nib, like the 0.8 stub, the colors deepen and take on more variation and shading. I will still prefer the Noodler's Black Swan in English Roses, but, for those who like a more burgundy/pink ink, this works nicely.

This review was scanned at 600dpi on an HP Officejet 6500 E710n-z.
Note: Because these scans are done with a light emitting printer, actual colors will, more likely than not, be slightly darker than they may appear, here. The colors shown, here, are probably a bit more reminiscent of what the ink would be like under a bright light or if it were held up and viewed with a light behind it.