Ink Links

-- Idea: The Amish Space (Patrick Rhone)

-- Taiwanese Sailor (Cronicas Estilograficas)

-- Diamine Apple Glory Ink Review (Goldspot Pens)

-- TuffWriter Ultimate Clicky Review (Everyday Commentary)

-- The Fisher Space Pen Boldly Writes Where No Man Has Written Before (Smithsonian)

-- Ink on skin (Quo Vadis Blog)

-- How to Sharpen Pencils (Contented Reader)

-- Noodler's Lexington Gray Ink (LostInBrittany Pens)

-- Diamine Majestic Purple (Ed Jelley)

-- Review: Nomadic PD-03 Upright Stand Pencil Case (Gourmet Pens)

-- New Pentels (My Supply Room)

-- Not beige: Lamy Safari Apple Green 2012 Limited Edition (From the Pen Cup)

-- Handmade Journal from Jesse Aston (Whatever)

-- De Atrementis Gandhi (Inkdependence!)

-- Keeping Your Creative Ideas in a Separate Notebook (Notebook Stories)

-- How I Use Notebooks (Productivityist)

-- Pilot Iroshizuku Ama-Iro (Ink Nouveau)

-- Ink Notes: Noodler's Walnut (Fountain Pen Quest)

-- A Review of the Lamy Safari (Built from Ink and Tea)

-- MPU 120: Taking Notes with Mike Rohde (5by5)

-- Drawing versus writing pencils (Recording Thoughts)

-- Tombow Oceanic Mechanical Pencil review (Palimpsest)

-- Vintage Flex (Rhodia Drive)

-- Titanium Pen and Stylus with Multiple Refills by Big Idea Design (Office Supply Geek)

-- Ultra (I) (Cronicas Estilograficas)

-- Korean Diaries and Pens (lyrunne's delight)

-- Best of 2012 (My Supply Room)

-- Pentel B-100 Pen Review (The Well-Appointed Desk)

-- Ink containers in pencil (Drawing with a Squirrel)

Posted on January 19, 2013 and filed under Links.

Uni Mitsubishi Pure Color-F Double-Sided Sign Pen - 0.8 mm + 0.4 mm - Orange Review

Uni Pure Color

It is awards season, so the award for longest pen name of the year (so far) goes to the Uni Mitsubishi Pure Color-F Double-Sided Sign Pen - 0.8 mm + 0.4 mm - Orange!!!

Never one to turn down a new porous tip pen, I picked this one up from JetPens back in November. It wasn't the 0.8 mm side that intrigued me, but I was excited about the 0.4 mm option. In that area, the Pure Color did not disappoint.

Normally, porous tip pens are prone to breaking down in the tip area and dulling the line. Uni Mitsubishi markets this pen as having an extra-sturdy tip which should last longer than a normal porous tip pen. I haven't put this pen through rigorous testing yet, but early results are positive. The 0.4 mm tip lays down a crisp line with no bleed or show-through to the back of the page.

The 0.8 mm side is as wide as you would expect, and is unusable for me. Like I mentioned in the written review, I like the 0.4 mm side so much I would gladly pay double for just a single-tipped pen.

For $1.65 the Pure Color is a no-brainer to try and test out for yourself.

Posted on January 16, 2013 and filed under Uni, Pen Reviews, Porous.