Wearingeul Forest of Literature

Wearingeul Forest of Literature includes: Mason’s Song, Human Problem, Kyonghui and Path. These are such great fall colors together. Thanks to Wearingeul for sending these inks over for review!

Swabs:

Left to right: Mason’s Song, Human Problem, Kyonghui and Path

*For my swab cards I use a Col-o-ring by Skylab Letterpress, a medium Pilot Ishime and a Mabie Todd Swan.

Writing samples:

Let's take a look at how the ink behaves on fountain pen friendly papers: Rhodia, Tomoe River, and Leuchtturm.

*For my writing samples I use:

• EF Pilot Vanishing Point

• F, M, B Pilot Ishime

• Vintage Mabie Todd Swan (flex nib)

• Rhodia Goalbook

• Taroko Enigma notebooks (68gsm TR)

• Leuchtturm A5

• Pen & Gear Paper from Walmart

Dry Time: 50-80 seconds

Water Resistance: Medium

Feathering: None

Show through: Medium

Bleeding: None

Other properties: low-medium shading, no sheen and path has green shimmer.

On Staples 24 lb copy paper there was a bit of feathering in every nib size as well as bleeding.

Comparison Swabs:

Mason’s Song is a little lighter than Robert Oster Choc Pudding.

Human Problem is close to Monteverde Cherry Danish.

Kyonghui is a little lighter than KWZ Butterscotch (one of my favorite inks).

Path is darker than Diamine Wagner.

Longer Writing:

I used a Taroko Odyssey notebook, all of the inks had an average flow except Mason’s Song, which is dry.

Overall, I love these colors together. Kyonghui is my favorite from the bunch, but I enjoyed them all.

Disclaimer: These inks were provided by Wearingeul for the purpose of this review. All photos and opinions are my own. This page does not contain affiliate links, and this post is not sponsored.