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Ink: Pilot Iroshizuku Sui-gyoku
Pen: Pilot Kakuno Transparent Aqua (M)
Paper: Hobonichi A5 HON
Scripture: Galatians 1:1-8 (NLT)
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[@MarshaLove0723]

Pilot Kakunos are so good. :)

[@breadyegg]

If no-one has mentioned it yet, I love your pronunciations! It's so much more satisfying to simply hear the word than the usual "I'm sorry, I'm going to butcher this..." that a lot of other reviewers do!

[@lifeinspiresdesign]

Thank you for the compliment! 😃

[@deskofem]

Agreed!

[@KenchanKrafts]

Sui-gyoku is one of my favorite teals. It's VERY green, but also very blue when put next to other greens. Syo-ro is SO DARK! From my experiences, I think that Syo-Ro went down dark blue and dries to a dark pine/foresty green. And then there's Ku-jaku - which is also a dark teal like Syo-ro, but is also bluer than I expected on some papers, and greener on others' papers/screens. I could never find myself to love Ku-Jaku even though everyone seems to rave about it and loves it. So when Sui-gyoku came out - I was SOO SPLENDIDLY happy to see that that was the color I expected Ku-Jaku to be...or at least, how I wanted Ku-jaku to be like. Brighter and happier xD but of course, ku-jaku is dark for those who prefer darker ink tones for legibility and professionalism.