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#365Inks – Platinum 05 – Colorverse Rainy Day

Posted on September 8, 2023 by DesertSage — 1 Comment ↓

A page in a rhodia top spiral bound dotgrid notebook. Written on the top left is Pen: Platinum Prefounte, 05, Ink: Colorverse Rainy Day. Underneath those designations is written: But perhaps skin and bones have a little memory to them, even after the soul is gone to greater things. -from Ursula Vernon’s ‘The Hollow Places’ To the right of the writing is a doodle that is definitely some sort of figure, whether horned or possessing antennae, cloaked or winged or in long robes is up to the viewer. A line is drawn underneath the writing and doodle, beneath the line are smear tests and drip tests for the ink.

#365Inks – Lamy Safari Medium – Colorverse Quasar

Posted on September 1, 2023 by DesertSage — 2 Comments ↓

#365Inks – Platinum Preppy 03 – Colorverse KSLV-II

Posted on August 4, 2023 by DesertSage — 2 Comments ↓

#365Inks – Lamy Extra Fine – Herbin Kyanite du Nepal (1798)

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#365Inks – Pilot Fine – Diamine Smoke in the Water

Posted on June 23, 2023 by DesertSage — Leave a reply

A page in a rhodia top spiral bound dotgrid notebook. Written on the top left is Pen: Pilot Metropolitan -F Nib, Ink: Diamine Smoke on the Water. On the right is written “I no doubt deserved my enemies, but I don’t believe I deserved my friends. -Walt Whitman.” Wrapped around the script designating the pen and are two doodles, possibly of fish. A line is drawn underneath the writing and doodle, beneath the line is are smear tests and drip tests for the ink.

#365Inks – Delta Journal – Octopus Caribbean

Posted on November 23, 2020 by DesertSage — 1 Comment ↓

Top edge of a Rhodia spiral-bound dot-grid notebook. On the left, surrounded by an odd semi-floral flag shaped doodle are the words “Delta Journal – F Nib, Octopus – Caribbean” On the left side is written “I was not offended, as of course you greet the dog first and the human later. –from T. Kingfisher’s ‘The Twisted Ones’