Black on white.

For Christmas I was given a bottle of Sheaffer Scrip black ink for my Lamy fountain pen. I hadn’t given it a try until last week, but now that I have I might not go back to my old stuff!
This black ink is very nice and flows out just the right amount to not bleed on regular everyday paper. I’m not worried about it coming through on the other side either. It’s also thin enough to give texture to your lettering from top to bottom.

Here’s an example of what I mean: you get the beautifully textured, bottom heavy lettering from this ink without bleed. And this is only engineering scratch pad. I found that both my Lamy green and Faber-Castell blue inks came out too heavily to be used just anywhere. I bet you the nib and pen have affect the final product too, but so far this is the combination for this pen.
(You can view a few more examples in my flickr group here)





