Ink Review

Diamine Marine

This color is a bright teal, turquoise or sea blue. It reminds me a little bit of the stone turquoise, although the color is a little bit darker. I’d say its a blue tone with a little bit of green inside.

While writing on my Tomoe River Paper you can see a little bit of shading, the differences between the lighter and the darker parts of the lines is less prominent than in other inks.

Diamine Marine in TWSBI Eco-T with F nib on A6 Tomoe River Paper by Hobonichi

I was surprised to see a little bit of red sheen in the swatch on the bottom of the page. It is not visible in the written text passages.

Red sheen by Diamine Marine on Tomoe River Paper by Hobonichi

On Leuchtturm 120gsm paper, where I used my Glas Dip Pen, you can see almost none of the shading I mentioned before. The color seems to be a little bit more green – maybe due to the yellowish color of the paper?

Dimaine Marine on A5 Leuchtturm 120gsm Paper

Overall I think this is a really good ink. I didn’t have any problems while using it (most of the time in my TWSBI Eco-T with F nib) which made me happy. I also feel like blue colors are more accepted in the business world – so this one fits there as well. I used it a while on a daily basis for meetings and other notes – the ink worked well for this purpose.

Nothing in this review was sponsored, I paid everything with my own money.

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