Tsavorite: A rare emerald green variant of the garnet family, tsavorites are expensive and popular among gem enthusiasts since they are suitable for any type of jewelry. Gems with deep, emerald-like colors command the highest prices in the market.
Dominant Industry is a newly established ink company in South Korea. Dominant is the most important key to guiding the whole song in musical terms, and in artistic terms it means "the main color of the many colors of the picture".
What a timing. I was looking for Dominant Industy ink reviews! Thank you dave. In your next videos, I hope to see these inks: 1) Romania Red(seems more rich & vibrant than diamine red dragon) 2) Garnet(looks like edelstein star ruby) 3) Forest(seems darker than diamine sherwood green) 4) Winter Wood(dark brown) 5) Lungo(heard it has a little scent of lungo) 6) Maple(maybe a light earl grey tea color) Since i also enjoy having earl grey tea in the morning, I wanted to like this Earl Grey Tea ink but it doesn't look like a real earl grey black tea color. it looks like Pilot Iroshizuku Fuyu-gaki to me. Do you have any recommedation for real earl grey tea color inks? I imagine that it is somewhere between Noodler's habanero & antietam or Diamine ancient copper & vermillion. Maybe not, I haven't seen them in real life.
@@PenultimateDave i also like Diamine Earl Grey as a grey ink, but it isn't the Real Earl Grey Tea Color which i am looking for. It should be redish brownish orange-ish color. But i am not sure what ink looks like a real black tea color. (I don't think Dominant Industry Earl Grey Tea is the one) So i asked you for that since you have experienced with lots of inks.
I love Dominant Industry! In my experience, they're very wet and well behaved with great shading. Earl Grey is my favorite from them.
I've only got DI's Downpour by now, but I do love it. I like the look of Dusk a lot.
Just got the tanzinite and love it so far. First ink Ive bought from them. Multi color glitter is very neat!
Love the Lakes ink, thanks for showing them
Tsavorite:
A rare emerald green variant of the garnet family, tsavorites are expensive and popular among gem enthusiasts since they are suitable for any type of jewelry. Gems with deep, emerald-like colors command the highest prices in the market.
Dominant Industry has stated that their Earl Grey Tea is the orange colour of the tea. It is not a grey ink. Cheers.
Dominant Industry is a newly established ink company in South Korea. Dominant is the most important key to guiding the whole song in musical terms, and in artistic terms it means "the main color of the many colors of the picture".
What a timing. I was looking for Dominant Industy ink reviews! Thank you dave.
In your next videos, I hope to see these inks:
1) Romania Red(seems more rich & vibrant than diamine red dragon)
2) Garnet(looks like edelstein star ruby)
3) Forest(seems darker than diamine sherwood green)
4) Winter Wood(dark brown)
5) Lungo(heard it has a little scent of lungo)
6) Maple(maybe a light earl grey tea color)
Since i also enjoy having earl grey tea in the morning, I wanted to like this Earl Grey Tea ink but it doesn't look like a real earl grey black tea color. it looks like Pilot Iroshizuku Fuyu-gaki to me.
Do you have any recommedation for real earl grey tea color inks? I imagine that it is somewhere between Noodler's habanero & antietam or Diamine ancient copper & vermillion. Maybe not, I haven't seen them in real life.
I prefer Diamine Earl Grey, a nice mid grey
@@PenultimateDave i also like Diamine Earl Grey as a grey ink, but it isn't the Real Earl Grey Tea Color which i am looking for. It should be redish brownish orange-ish color. But i am not sure what ink looks like a real black tea color. (I don't think Dominant Industry Earl Grey Tea is the one) So i asked you for that since you have experienced with lots of inks.
At last, a fellow Lady Grey tea drinker.
I've never understood why their Earl Grey is so orange. Maybe I've been drinking the wrong tea.