Jim P.

Father, geek, serial hobbyist.

Swatches and chromatography strips for my Diamine Forever pigment/WR inks.

All good! I expected skyline to be a little lighter but maybe will be in a pen, not dipped. They all had nice shading and sheen on Iroful (top). Second pic angled to see sheen. Skyline goes a bit purple.

MD Paper

Photo of Diamine Forever Butterscotch swatched on MD Paper
Photo of Diamine Forever Cherry Red swatched on MD Paper
Photo of Diamine Forever Skyline swatched on MD Paper

All Swatches

Photo of ink swatches for three inks taken top-down. Each swatch has an Iroful card, Col-o-ring card, and a chromatography strip. All inks are from the Diamine Forever line. From left to right they are: - Skyline. A medium/light blue. Shades between light and medium blue. Chromatography starts light blue and fades to clear, no other colors. - Cherry Red. A bright and bold true red. Shades between light/dark tints of same. Chromatography starts light red/pink and fades to clear, no other colors. - Butterscotch. A medium brown that shades to a darker tint. Chromatography starts tan but shifts a little yellow before going clear.
Diamine Forever Ink Swatches and Chromatography
Photo of ink swatches for three inks taken at a lower angle from the front. Each swatch has an Iroful card, Col-o-ring card, and a chromatography strip. All inks are from the Diamine Forever line. The general properties are the same from the previous image except now some sheen is visible. From left to right they are: - Skyline. Has a slight reddish sheen - Cherry Red. Has a prominent golden sheen. - Butterscotch. Has some reflective sheen, hard to tell the color but maybe silver.
Diamine Forever Ink Swatches and Chromatography at a lower angle to show sheen

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