» User Review: Biffybeans on J. Herbin Orange Indien

Orange Indien

I used to be the kind of person that preferred writing with traditional colors such as blue and black. Once I started writing with a fountain pen, I found that I enjoyed trying colors that were well outside my realm of what I thought was “normal.” J. Herbin inks come in some fascinating colors, including this Orange Indien, which is not necessarily a bright Halloween type of orange but more of a reserved rust color.

Orange Mandala

I like using this ink for both writing and drawing and in this case, it was used in a medium nibbed Lamy Safari fountain pen.

Visit my blog Spiritual Evolution of the Bean for my original review of this ink.

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Posted on October 6th, 2009 by Stephanie
Filed in: Editorial, User Reviews

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Orange indien is such a great colour. Definitely one of my favourites.

Orange Indien? How seasonal!

It’s my everyday personal ink. I enjoy the vivid shading in italics and broader nib pens this color is known for.

 

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