Wellappointeddesk.com Website Review

For the love of pens, paper, office supplies and a beautiful place to work Welcome to Day 1 of our annual “12 Days of Inkmas”! Laura is going to start the season with an appropriately celebratory red ink from Korean ink maker 3 Oysters. Stay tuned for more inks as Inkmas progresses. Happy Inkmas! — Ana It wouldn’t be Inkmas if we didn’t kick off with one of the colors of the season: RED. I just recently acquired 3 Oysters Dancheong In light shades, it has sort of a soft red look, and in darker saturations it is rich and velvety red. There doesn’t seem to be a  As you can tell, I’m incredibly impatient and I smeared everything. I’ll try to improve my Inkmas game! In terms of reds, I find Dancheong similar in intensity and hue to Mont Blanc Corn Poppy Red and a little like Shakespeare Red. I pulled DISCLAIMER: Some of the items included in this review were provided free of charge for the purpose of review. Please see the About page Coffee is an essential part of my life.  Most of my coffee consumption at this point in my life comes from a mug although I have gone through countless cups in the past.  Especially at pen shows. So the jump from used coffee cup to paper seems like a great connection to make.  Based on past experiences with recycled paper, however, I was worried about feathering and bleedthrough with fountain pen ink.  So I was happy to receive a pack of these notebooks to try them out and see what they could take! My first impression of the Coffee Cup notebooks (approximately $18.80 from Back Pocket Notebooks in a color called Moon Extract.  The name of the color could inspire an entire review on its own. Each cover in the set of three notebooks came with a different design, and each design is incredible and inspirational; each of the three Inside, the 120gsm paper is printed in a cross-grid pattern using a light gray ink.  Each book contains 18 sheets (36 pages) that are staple bound into a single signature (all sheets are folded one inside the next).