Hey, look what I found in my Easter basket: two Lamy Safaris from Line Friends.
Cuteness overload, I know. But let’s revel in it, just for one day.
Hey, look what I found in my Easter basket: two Lamy Safaris from Line Friends.
Cuteness overload, I know. But let’s revel in it, just for one day.
I was in an unfamiliar and old-fashioned grocery store the other day. I thought this was pretty.
Being an unreconstructed fan of the Broadway musical — aka a total nerd — I really wanted to title this, “How do you solve a problem like the Lamy Charged Green Al-Star?” But, yeah, few will know what I’m talking about. And those who do will shake their heads.
So, here’s the issue. As our commentator Elizabeth noted, Lamy’s Charged Green ink isn’t perhaps the greatest match for the new Charged Green Al-Star. It’s a little light in color and it’s a little too green. Though as an ink I like it, personally. I’m totally into light green ink. I grabbed a few for this post.
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KWZ Dark Brown. This is an ink that is so very dark brown it’s essentially black, to me. But it’s not only an attractive lighter black ink, it’s also an astonishingly well-behaved black ink. Even on very poor papers, and with wide nibs, I could not make it feather even a little.
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