Like it’s document sibling, Artist red reminds me of watermelon juice or more precisely coral red
I honestly cannot see much of variation between the two. If you need a document red ink go for the sibling, if not Artist is fine. The bottles are different, Artist is 50 ml.
Let's start with the chroma:
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Writing samples:
I used the same poem by Mark Nepo, which you find here.
Rhodia - DA Artist Red.jpg
Midori- DA Artist Red.jpeg
Tr 68gr DA Artist Red.jpeg
If you use a wet flex pen on this paper, you'll have a bit of ghosting and bleed through.
Hammermill- DA artist red.jpg
Photo (Tomoe River Paper)
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Comparison with De Atramentis Document red
Rhodia - DA Artist Red-Doc - Comparison.jpg
Comparison:
Comparaison - Fox Red.jpg
Watertest
Water Test - DA -Artist red.jpeg
And finally some art work:
Prince of Cards...
Pentel brush pen - De Atramentis Artist Red..
Happy birthday
Pentel brush pen.
J Herbin Bouton d'or
and De Atramentis Artist Red
· Pens used: Pilot Kakuna Ef/Stub, Kaweco (EF/Reverse BB/M/B/BB), Kanwrite Ultraflex,
· What I liked: Teaching me to write with a feather hand, very easy to clean. Worked well with the pilot stub...
· What I did not like: Not much lubricated, palish red, good for art work
· What some might not like: Dryish, the colour.
· Shading: None.
· Ghosting: Faint on copy paper. If you're heavy handed.
· Bleed through: None
· Flow Rate: Wet.
· Lubrication: It won’t make your scratchy nib glide.
· Nib Dry-out: No.
· Start-up: No.
· Saturation: No.
· Shading Potential: Dismal
· Sheen: None
· Spread / Feathering / Woolly Line: None.
· Nib Creep / “Crud”: A bit
· Staining (pen): No.
· Clogging: No.
· Cleaning: Easy. Like most pigment inks the more it stays in the pne the more you need to soak. But I didn’t need to use pen flush.
· Water resistance: Excellent.
· Availability: 50 ml bottles.
Please don't hesitate to share your experience, writing samples or any other comments. The more the merrier
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