Meadow by Diamine
Meadow is a yellow-leaning medium green with some moderate shading properties. It’s very Spring!
Tag: Green Ink
Vert Atlantide by Jacques Herbin
A grey-green ink with black sheening that I can’t really locate, shading, and a subtle shimmer effect. It’s classy, as you’d expect for their 350th anniversary.
River of Fire by Robert Oster
River of Fire is a dark forest green with low shading and low red sheen, however as you can see, even in large swatches and with a wide (stub) nib, the sheening is barely there. Maybe…not there at all.
Schrödinger by Colorverse
As much as Colorverse puts out very interesting colors, this one was a bit of a disappointment in that it’s meant to be a high sheening ink with medium shading and it’s more like a medium shading ink with low sheen.
Citrus by Robert Oster
I love the shading and the matte quality to it, especially where darker words appear to have a very thin outline of the ink at its darkest.
Shikiori Tokiwa-matsu by Sailor
I know this is pine green, but my eyes see it so much as a deep kelp green that I can almost smell the brine of the ocean when I write with this.
Erinite by Monteverde
Not much to say- this is a bright hue of green and the shading is low enough that it’s not an ink I’m likely to reach for again.
Piloncitos by Vinta
This is definitely a patina green- they hit the nail on the head there. And it’s a shimmerbomb of an ink as well.
Magical Forest by Diamine
This is such a gorgeous evergreen hue, with a moderate amount of silver shimmer.
Morningside Mint by Ferris Wheel Press
Morningside Mint is clearly legible even in the smallest nib, so that answers that. The bad side is that virtually no shading ink looks like a shading ink in an EF nib.