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by Nick StewartMarch 12, 20192:33 pm

J Herbin fountain pen Inks don’t just do handwriting…

Using a limited palette of Perle Noire, Diablo Menthe and Eclat de Saphir I created a marinescape painted on Bockingford 140lb rough watercolour paper.

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Jacques Herbin 1798 – Kyanite du Nepal – FOUNTAIN PEN INK ART on May 21, 2019 at 11:45 am
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[…] Personally I’m a great of J Herbin inks. I like their history and quality. They are a unique brand. I have tested their standard range for art journalling and can confirm that they are fabulous for writing, drawing and painting – click for video. […]
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My top 12 inks of 2019 – The Year Purple! – FOUNTAIN PEN INK ART on December 19, 2019 at 11:44 am
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[…] Jimuki) and Indonesia (Vinta and Troublemaker). Robert Oster is still mixing it up down under. J Herbin have just had a rebrand. And the new four seasons range from Van Dieman’s Inks is on its way […]
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J Herbin 350th Anniversary Ink – Vert Atlantide – FOUNTAIN PEN INK ART on July 3, 2020 at 6:52 pm
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[…] And? Great colour with shading qualities aplenty. Very French and a lovely addition to their existing colour range. Blends easily with water and reveals a great gold effect when used with bleach. Good ink flow through the nib, as you’d expect, and a real joy to write with.Personally I’m a great of the full J Herbin range. I like their history and quality. They are a unique brand. I have tested their standard range for art journalling and can confirm that they are fabulous for writing, drawing and painting – click for video. […]

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