Diamine Eau de Nil is a medium teal colour ink that leans more blue than green. It has an average flow.
On Leuchtturm1917 paper, there is shading and , no sheen, no feathering and some bleedthrough.
This is written with a TWSBI ECO-T medium nib.
Disclaimer: This ink was purchased by me and all opinions/photos are my own. This post was not sponsored.
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I so appreciate your experiments. The deal breaker for me here lies in two words: “some bleedthrough.” Nope.
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Thank you! I’m glad that you found it useful. I do find that the paper Leuchtturm1917 uses is more absorbent and causes more bleedthrough with a variety of inks. Leuchtturm1917 came out with a 120gsm paper (in dot grid only) which is supposedly better for fountain pen inks. I have not personally tried it yet, perhaps one day…
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Love the color, I wonder if the ink would also billed through on Rhodia paper? What is the gsm of this paper?
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Leuctturm1917 uses 80gsm paper, which is same as Rhodia. I did a test on Rhodia paper using the same ink last year: https://inkcrediblecolours.com/2021/09/30/diamine-eau-de-nil-rhodia/ The result is a little feathering and a little bleedthrough (not as much as Leuchtturm1917).
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