J. Herbin Poussiere de Lune

Everyone, it's been a while since I've done a review. Here goes nothing.

A while ago, I won some bottles of J. Herbin inks from a giveaway at Rhodia Drive, and if you remember a couple months back, I reviewed the Eclat de Saphir (along with a Lamy fountain pen). making this review the second in the ink reviews. Actually, I think I'll stop my rambling here. The written portion of this review will do more of the talking than I'll achieve by typing. I'm trying to get back into my reviewing mode, so this one may seem a bit different from the rest. (A few months of not reviewing anything can do a bit on you)

My apologies, the picture does no justice to how the ink actually appears, so you'll have to trust me based on my written description of it.



Written on: Rhodia bloc. no. 12 notepad

JetPens Order!!!

Yesterday, my JetPens order was waiting to be opened by an anxious pen enthusiast, when I rushed home from school, opened the mailbox, squealed with joy, had about six other people looking at me, ripped the package open right then and there, and squealed even louder. What made me so ecstatic, you ask? Well, I ordered...



Charcoal Lamy Fountain Pen: Fine Nib
Lamy piston converter
Pilot Hi-Tec-C: 0.38 mm in "bengara" (ferrous oxide)
Uni-Ball Signo: 0.38 mm in bordeaux-black
Mitsubishi Boxy eraser

The main bulk of my order was the fountain pen, since this is my first "fancy" fountain pen. Unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to fill ink in it yesterday (I won some ink bottles in a giveaway that I never had a chance to review), so today I'm hoping to fill it, squeal with joy again when I get to write with it, and I'll have a review of the pen up shortly. (and by shortly, I DO mean shortly. I mean it this time.)