Honestly I think including the borderline "not-actually-brown" browns is actually really helpful, because it helps define the boundaries of where browns start to become other colours.

I like them all in a brown exploration. I would rather see all the variations than just a few true browns.

Your range of “browns” makes the ink exploration more interesting. Great video!

brown is my absolute favorite color category of inks and the sheer range of tones and types of brown is fantastic

Ina Ho reminds me of Caffe Crema and Kelp Tea reminds me of Scarecrow by Wearinguel (it tends to look green while it's wet and then dries brown). Dusted Truffle was one of my favorites from the Invkent calendar. Lie de Thé will always be one of my favorite inks.❤

I love that you compared all these inks. One, it helps me decide if there is one I want to try and I get to experience it without spending the money on an ink that would disappoint. The fact some are "not" brown is even better. This helps that the name may not be indicative of the actual color. Still, it helps us all learn more about the inks out there.

Thank you for swatching all of these lovely brown inks, Karyna! I am new to the world of fountain pens and inks so i especially love it when i can see so many variations on one particular colour!!! I also really enjoyed your enthusiasm and fondness for swatching. I find the warmest shades and the pinky - browns really appeal to me ☺️🧡🤎

BPC-ploughman’s pebble: brownish-pink color and Lenon Tool Bar Sesame Oil

I love the browns, especially the pinky browns. I like the various ideas of browns. I really enjoyed the greenish browns. Green is not one of my favorite colors but finding green browns is really exciting. I put several of these on my want list. One of my favorite browns is SRBE brown. I think several other commenters mentioned it as well. I loved your exploration video.

i think that since colour is a spectrum it’s nice to keep all these ink colours together! this was such a fun video, thank you for sharing Karyna! 💛

The differences are fascinating not only in browns, but also grey, black etc. 😇🩷🙏🙌

I love that you put all the different browns together.

I would add Robert Oster “Whiskey”. It’s lovely & thanks for showing us the Birmingham PenCo. “Fox Squirrel”. I like that one a lot. 😊

I’m just starting to explore different colours. Some really lovely inks in this selection to add to my growing list. Thank you for taking the time to do these swatches.

I love this! I find the shade variations so fascinating, not just among the different inks but even the difference within 1 ink sample after it’s tried. I’m adding Yule Log and Dusted Truffle in my wish list of inks to try. ❤

A beautiful, everyday reddish brown is Divine Design's Bordeaux, available in cartridges - and bottle! Similar reds from Diamine are Ancient Copper (lighter, more redish) and Red Dragon (darker) besides the nice Cocoa Shimmer you showed.

Really enjoyed this video. Thank you. Love the brown inks now, too. Excellent classification & your inclusions are great. 😊🤎

That dusted truffle is fabulous.

I love Ferris Wheel Press x Wonder Pens "Writers Desk" and J. Herbin's Terre d'Ombre. THey are both very similar, but I grab for both all the time!

Great overview and I have a few in my shopping cart ☺️ I‘m glad you included also the brown who could be a green etc. Everyone defines colors differently and you included all 👌

I completely agree with you about Kelp Tea. I put that sample in several pens trying to figure it out. Very interesting ink shade. I love Biyori in my flex nib pens and it still surprises me how rosy it is. Dusted Truffle is perfection in my Pelikan m400 white tortoise. My ef nib has no difficulty with the shimmer because it writes so wet. Other browns in my collection I recommend are Diamine Macassar which is a beautiful deep brown, Diamine Golden Brown is exactly as it sounds and is not too pale, and 3 Oysters Mustard is a warmer mid-tone brown that leans a bit drier than Diamine but not as much as Sailor Studio inks. I love your selection of almost browns in this round-up and want to say the grouping makes perfect sense to me as my collection and thought process is quite similar (:

I really enjoyed this one Karyna. I think they’re all brown in their own way.

great ink exploration with so many different shades of brown. I think Sepia and Sienna could also be included.

I didn't think I would love browns as much as I do...one of my all time favourites is Dominant Industry Ginger Chicken...beautiful for sure brown :P with super nice shading

Great to see another ink swatching video , from the awesome Karyna !! Yahoo. 6:03 ...I like that one. 13:10 ... i like that one also 16:31...I like that one too.. 24:16...Very nice 30:57 is my #1 pick 33:47..is my 2nd pick

How interesting! I have that stamp waiting at my Mom's in the US too! I love the way you are using it! Whatever you say is brown is brown to you, I think that is all that matters.

My daily writer has had Lie de Thé since the start and thanks to your video I'll try to get the Weeping Willow a try in it. Browns are tricky, I even have some clothes that change color depending on the light from green to brown.

I really enjoyed this ink exploration. When I swatch my inks side by side like you've done here, I also question whether or not certain ones "belong" in the color group. I think this happens when you put inks next to each other. Here are a few "brown" inks I like: Ferris Wheel Press Oyster Hour, Diamine Sepia, Van Dieman's Summer Tiger Snake, and J.Herbin Caroube de Chypre.

I’m trying to love brown inks, but they aren’t my favorite. I’ve tried several. The one I thought I would like most, Monteverde Pumpkin Cake, I used once for making a swatch and then the next time I opened the bottle, it was practically dried out. Lol. That said, I have been using a mixture of DeAtramentis Document Yellow with a touch of Document Brown and Fuschia, to make a Golden Brown. It’s close to color if Diamine Honey Burst, and is my journaling ink of 2024. I have the Inkvent and that Weeping Willow is very cool chromoshading, on swatches, but didn’t even work legibly in my wettest tuned pen. I guess it’s made more for art.

Thank you for focusing on browns, just love them! Also, where did you get your purple nib holder, very classy.

My favourite brown inks are Diamine Brand Snap (Invent 2022) and Sailor Ink Studio 673. Yule Log and Dusted Truffle are amazing too.

love this exploration - I have added 2 inks to my wishlist; Herbin Lie De The and Diamine Yule Log

i love Sailor Kitsune Biyori. I would recommend trying monteverdi moonstone.

Thank you for making this video! Browns and Greens are my largest color collections. I would recommend trying Akkerman's SBRE Brown, Taccia's Tsuchi Golden Wheat, Vinta Fortaleza, and Diamine Espresso (for sketching and watering down)

I had to laugh, I have literally just stumbled upon Everyday Explorers Co stamps/digital printables through another pen friend and used them in my May 2024 Currently Inked that I uploaded today and then came across your video that you put up 2 weeks ago LOL ;) Brown is a colour that I never thought I would be drawn to, but now seem to have quite a few brown inks in my collection and loving them! Beautiful swatching, thank you so much for sharing Karyna and have a great week :)

I'm partial to Sailor Rikyu-cha (and green-toned browns in general). I'd guess it's probably like a darker, more well behaved version of Weeping Willow. (I also have and like Ina-ho and Kelp Tea.)

i love browns! and i really love the way you swatch inks. would you also do one on wettest and dryest inks, please? :)

This was very enjoyable. I think Brown-Pink is its own color category. 😊 I would recommend you add to your collection Montblanc Toffee Brown, Robert Oster Melon Tea and Papier Plume Pecan. They are warm browns with interesting character.

I love brown inks so I was so excited to watch this! Robert Oster Caffe Crema and Toffee (yellowish warm brown) which is almost the same as diamine gingerbread and On Inks (filipino brand) turon. Those four are all the same but i want full bottles lol! If you have tried Colorverse coffee break, for me all the above can be cousins. Another favorite is Robert Oster Choc Pudding, this is (i think) a cool brown? I love it and I love the name lol!

Really like browns; Akkerman SBRE a longtime favorite, but some paler Asian browns are very attractive; I’m thinking Lennon Tool Bar, for example.

Hey! I’m new to your channel and found you via Lianelikes. I love all of these! Thank you for sharing! Happy writing! 🖋️📓

I cannot STAND writing with brown inks, which makes no sense because these are all so pretty???? Thanks for another great video! Also…. These stamps are great. I’m going to need some lol

Hey. If you haven't already you should try Deatramentis Khaki, Inkebara Caramel, Diamine Ancient Copper and Califolio Inca Sol

Thank you for this! I just got the TWSBI Eco Caffe Bronze stub 1.1. I'm searching for browns with some sheen or shimmer. I'm leaning towards Diamine Yule Log and FWP Workshop Wishes. Hoping to find samples here in the Philippines. Also looking for ink that resembles rose gold with sheen or shimmer for my new TWSBI diamond mini white rose gold stub 1.1. Thinking Diamine Dusted Truffle might be the one! This would make a great series! Tied into new pen releases - inks to match! Or seasonal colors. There's just so much choices out there that it gets overwhelming! I'm a newbie so all this is so new to me. 😅

Brown ink lover here--a friend said you posted this and the first thing she thought when she saw it was "oh, a video for Sarah." I personally love that you include inks from all over the spectrum in your ink explorations. It's called "ink exploration," not "super-rigid-and-accurate ink cataloguing." The Brown Ink Police are not going to come to your house and take away all your brown inks. And really, all of them had shades of brown or were just different enough to highlight something about brown, so I think they belong here. A couple inks I know you have but were not included here are Teranishi Guitar Opera Rose and Taccia Ume-Murasaki. I personally would classify those as pink and purple respectively, but I've seen them marketed and talked about as brown (Cult Pens even sells Ume-Murasaki as brown.) Do you think they'd belong on this page? My favourite browns right now are Yule Log, which I've just tried for the first time after finding a heavily-discounted green Inkvent, Robert Oster Caffe Crema, Pilot Iroshizuku Yama-Guri, and Ferris Wheel Press Writing Desk (the Wonder Pens exclusive.) In the orange-brown category, I love Dominant Industry Ginger Chicken, Diamine Ancient Copper, and was surprised to really dig Monteverde Giraffe after getting a sample. A brown I think is super underappreciated that you might really like is De Atramentis Maria Montessori...it has a purple undertone that reminds me of some of the inks you've highlighted as among your faves. I bought it solely because I went to Montessori school as a kid, but ended up really liking the colour, which I never hear anyone talk about. I have Pick Me Up inked right now, and after that I'm looking forward to Dusted Truffle. For the 2023 Inkvent, I want to try Walnut and Weeping Willow mixed together and see if the wetness of one helps the dryness of the other a bit. Browns I want to try are: Ina-Ho and Tsukushi...RIP Teranishi Guitar Antique Black, which seems to dry to more of a brown-black, and Travelling Sepia Robert Oster Chocolate There was a Vinta ink that Snarky Wordsworth swatched recently that I can't remember the name of that was like a dark brown with gold shimmer. So that one. FWP Workshop Wishes Sailor Kitsune-Biyori Anderillium Tolype Moth Warm, based solely on this video Van Dieman's Kitten Paws, based solely on the name Colorverse Coffee Break Basically all the browns from Diamine I haven't tried yet Monteverde Brown Sugar and Scotch Brown Akkerman's SBRE Brown and honestly, is there a brown I wouldn't want to try yet? Probably not! Maybe KWZ Brown Pink because it's neither

Where are those stamps from?!

Ok so I do not like Brown just on principle, but looking at your definition of brown I am gonna say that I love brown! The more dusky pink leaning browns. And now I have several that I need to try! lol 🤎

I'm so sorry, Karyna! Maybe I wasn't focused enough and I missed your explanation regarding the TYPE OF NIB did you have in the dip pen you used? Thanks! Btw, I wanted to list my favorite brown inks (At least, the top three... 😜) but I realized that we have the exact swatch list... 🥰 Your favorite inks are identical to mine (!!!) And just like you, I love a lot of inks that "play" on the shades between BROWN and PINK (Like #Sailor_KitsuneBiyori or #FerrisWheelPress_LadyRose and so many more) Thank you for another amazing video... ❤❤❤ !!!

No SBRE Brown?!?!?

Friendly reminder that brown is a shade of orange.

I must say, browns tend to be my favorite for ink colors. I especially like Noodlers Golden Brown

Alot of these arnt even brown at all...green, red, orange...come on

a lovely lot of inks Karyna 🤎🤎 IMO a colour is what the person sees so you have 18 or so brown inks. To my mind, only Bah Humbug (burgundy) & the two caramel colours (orange) are ones I would put in a different colour group. It doesn't matter though, they are all pretty & that is the important thing. My favs are Yule Log & Dusted Truffle & Stonecutter's Song. Thank you for sharing 🤩