Tags
alt gold grun, alt-goldgrun, dip pen, faded green ink, Fine Nib, Flex Nib, Flex Pen, flexible nib, Fountain Pen Ink, Fountain Pen Ink Review, Fountain Pen Network, goldgrün, Green Ink, green ink review, Ink, Ink Review, klingner, light green, Nib, Nibs, Noodler's, Noodler's Flex, noodler's flex pen, noodlers ink, Pens, r&k, rohrer, rohrer & klingner, rohrer and klingner, Shading, sheen, waterman, waterman 52, waterman 52½V
Most of my favorite inks belong in the “useful” category, meaning that I can use them at work and people won’t say “Wow, why are you writing with mercurochrome?” (Thank you, Noodler’s Dragon’s Napalm) But, despite looking like you’re writing with a dilution of chlorophyll, Alt-Goldgrün is definitely one of my favorite inks.
On good paper it’s almost whimsical, like you’re writing with liquid forest.