Jim Pingle

Father, geek, serial hobbyist.

Continuing my trend toward "inks that do weird things", here is Banmi Neutron 90° BP (Blue & Purple). The ink itself is black, but it's crammed full of multi-color shimmer particles that shift from blue to purple depending on the angle of the light. Similar to Diamine's chameleon shimmers. There are two more of these, Green/Purple and Red/Green.

If for some reason Colorverse doesn't make more of Milky Way, this may scratch a similar itch.

Photo of an ink swatch on a col-o-ring swatch card. Text on the left reads "Banmi Neutron 90° BP" with an "x" and two loops next to it. On the right is a large ink blob made with a glass dip pen. The base ink is dark, black or extremely dark gray. The ink contains many tiny reflective particles of blue glitter which catch the light.
Photo of an ink swatch on a col-o-ring swatch card. Text on the left reads "Banmi Neutron 90° BP" with an "x" and two loops next to it. On the right is a large ink blob made with a glass dip pen. The base ink is dark, black or extremely dark gray. The ink contains many tiny reflective particles of purple glitter which catch the light.
Photo of an ink swatch on a col-o-ring swatch card. Text on the left reads "Banmi Neutron 90° BP" with an "x" and two loops next to it. On the right is a large ink blob made with a glass dip pen. The base ink is dark, black or extremely dark gray. Only a few reflective particles are visible and it's hard to discern any specific color.

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