Ink Review: Diamine Music Collection: Vivaldi

[migo984]

Kingdom Note overcame the "common" name problem by using the Linnaean-based classification system to name their Bird series of inks.

[Neo]

I can forsee a slight problem in bird species, as UK birds don't have the same names as US birds, or birds that live elsewhere for that.

My OH and I are members of the RSPB here in the UK, and we are keen birdwatchers. I don't like to call myself a 'twitcher', just a keen birdwatcher. But I could think of a few names. Red Kite might suggest a nice reddish brown ink, or Osprey Grey for example. I could go on and on, but maybe I shouldn't.

please do.

[klpeabody]

I like where you're going with this Chrissy.

[Chrissy]

Kingdom Note overcame the "common" name problem by using the Linnaean-based classification system to name their Bird series of inks.

That may be the case. However, a) Diamine probably wouldn't want to copy that and b) even with some of the Linnaean taxonomy for Aves, you still have birds that may be commonly found in the UK but are not necessarily found in the US and vice versa.

[Neo]

Kingdom Note overcame the "common" name problem by using the Linnaean-based classification system to name their Bird series of inks.

That may be the case. However, a) Diamine probably wouldn't want to copy that and b) even with some of the Linnaean taxonomy for Aves, you still have birds that may be commonly found in the UK but are not necessarily found in the US and vice versa.

May open the possibility for US & UK versions?

....suggestion made via Diamine website.

[akapulko2020]

Thank you for the review, this is such an interesting color!

[Chrissy]

Thank you for the review, this is such an interesting color!

Thank you. It absolutely is that.