J. Herbin
Orange Indien
Fountain Pen Ink Review
Pen: Lamy 2000 Stainless Steel – Broad
Paper: Kyokuto F.O.B. COOP – Dot Grid – B5
Notes:
Despite the name, J. Herbin’s Orange Indien is not an india ink, and it will perform just fine in your fountain pen. The ink writes a bit “thin”, which results in great flow, but low saturation. It’s not the brightest ink on the page, but it does exhibit some nice, low-key shading. The color isn’t very bright like Noodler’s Apache Sunset, making it a nice middle of the road orange. Orange Indien is definitely legible on bright white paper, but maybe not as much on cream or off-white. I’m not huge on this orange, but the small bottle is just enough to get a few good fills out of it! Thanks to JetPens for sending the bottle over for review!
Check out this video I produced for J. Herbin for the new ink:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmlW9eS3GB4
All photos are uploaded in hi-res, click to enlarge!
Pros:
- Really Good Flow
- Nice Shading
- Good Performance
- Cleans Out Easily
Cons:
- Low Saturation
- A Bit Light
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