Haha Ink Review

[@InkyRocks]

What an interesting video! I love that yarn--it's a great match for the ink. I now use my Ha Ha in a Pilot Parallel for calligraphy practice. It behaves in that and the wide lines look great. Thank you for the video and the shout out!

[@writingonsunshine2322]

What a GORGEOUS ink! The multi colors were really showed in your video. Thank you! I might have to purchase it now...

[@PensandNeedles]

Enjoy! It's a fun ink, and it's worth matching it to a sheen friendly paper like tomoe river to really showcase it's qualities.

[@d2row96]

Very nice video! Thank you!

[@sahizzurp]

came for the ink, stayed for inspector ted

[@kitd4386]

Inspector Ted love it

[@namope359]

Glad I watched. ^^ This made me realize that Haha has similar characteristics to Sailor Ink Studio 123. 1) Relatively dry 2) Difficult to see in writing, unless for drawing 3) Best seen in really large swatches/lines. Brush pens seem to bring out the best characteristics of this kind if ink. Otherwise, it might help to see it by having it dry out in a cheap pen in a day or 2, but it does dull the color significantly. 123 becomes some kind of gray that's surprisingly unremarkable save for a purple tint. Maybe Haha might turn a funky blue. ^^*

[@PensandNeedles]

I can attest that writing with it, it is a funky medium light blue. But golly it's pretty to draw/paint with.