As I wrote on Instagram: You're the Michael Bay of ink reviewers!

Thank you for a thoughtful and different ink video. That ink looks so interesting, I am on the hunt for it at once. Beautiful photography, I could look at that video of the ink falling into water for a long time, so relaxing!

I just discovered your channel--this morning is the second video of yours I've watched. I just ordered Ha-Ha because I have been reading about how popular it is, so I was thrilled to see your review.

I love your channel and your narration. Your videos are beautifully shot with lots of slow motion shots in which I can appreciate the colours of the inks and the writing you do. The calming narration goes very well with the pacing of the editing in your videos. I also like the daring uses of ink like emptying out an entire bottle to get a shot of the ink backlit against the window, or spraying ink everywhere and making a general mess with it. It indicates a high degree of investment in the medium you're dealing with and a great love and appreciation of the textures and materiality of the fountain pen ink. Thank you so much for creating your videos. They are beautiful to watch.

name it super shadink [ super shading ink = shadink ] :)

I love this ink and Nekoyanagi. Both are wonderful in Pilot parallels. And, like Sailor 123, not my first choice for corporate note-taking, but all are exceptionally beautiful. I use them almost exclusively for personal correspondence. My favorite is with a vintage Shaeffer Targa with an Australian stub nib. Such a great feel and look.

I would call them non-newtonian heterochromial inks or heterochromic inks. They are mixtures of several miscible tinctures with a wide range of viscosity dynamics. Here there is evidently a unsaturated runny cyan mixed with two non-newtonian inks, one magenta the other green.

I got a bottle of Manyo Ha Ha and Studio 123 yesterday, and I put them in identical medium pens. I noticed that the 123 flows so much more, that I think it would be better in a fine. Have you noticed this too? By the way, have you tried Ha Ha on Rhodia paper? It is so weird. It is like the ink does not want to come out of the pen. On Tomoe River it flows great, but on Rhodia it feels like writing with a scratchy, almost empty pen.

What a way to film an ink video. Incredible! Loved it. Thanks for the original way of doing an ink review. But the waste of ink! It’s all over the table and everywhere! 😆 Just brilliant. 👍🏻😀 You just got another subscriber. Nicely done.

What pen it’s that 1.1stub flex😳😳😱 I wants it

I'm always late to the new ink party, but I finally ordered a sample and got to play with this ink yesterday.

I love your videos, your calm voice, the way you film it, the aesthetic... Lovely!!

You have me fascinated about this ink and keen for more of your videos. Beautifully shot and narrated. Thank you ❤

I just love your method making an ink review!

Firstly, yes...would love to see videos about Japan and odd inks.

Looks like magic ink to me! It’s absolutely stunning!

I have been watching you from day one and there is no cloud throughout the horizon. 😊

I love this video! So fun and beautifully done.

Hello, my daughter bought me this ink for my birthday, as she knew I really wanted it. What an amazing ink!!! I just love it! It has given me no trouble at all and I am using it in a Noodler's flex nib pen. Planning on using it in some art work. Thank you for your brilliant review. Hope you are doing well. All the best:)

Love your vídeos and ❤️Haha! Thanks!