This is really a beautiful color; it is saturated, crisp, and bold, but it has a refined color. And, of course, there’s not one letter for this ink… A!

Not much different from yesterday’s ink, but perhaps a bit more saturated.

One of the great realities literature convinces some people of is that dragons, and perhaps more importantly dragon slayers, are real. This orange red isn’t my favorite color, but it’s fun!

A strange grey. Nice shading, almost suggesting purple. An intriguing color for an intriguing name.

This is a beautiful, beautiful ink. It’s hard to believe that red’s can be so different, but this has a “just perfect, cherry blossomy” feel and look to it.

He’s not a fan of any restrictions on free speech, and particularly targets foreign countries that stifle it. This is a nice, deep, blood red.

People express consistency problems with various Noodler’s inks, including this one. I’ve never had a problem with, and really like Noodler’s Black. It’s intense, free-flowing, and bold, and has always been well- behaved for me.

You can go do your own research about why a special edition bottle label for this ink became perhaps the most hotly controversial story… one that threatened to tear the niche hobbyists apart. At its inception, this ink was the founder’s quick-drying line, which he chose to name after the then-Fed Chairman for a money…

We go from the most beloved to the most feared of inks. There are stories that this ink hasn’t washed out of a family dog’s fur in years. I find these sorts of rumors hyperbolic. This is the most saturated one could possibly make a blue, and there’s no doubt this ink will leave a…

Perhaps the most beloved Noodler’s ink, and universally recognized as one of the most stunning shading inks around. From orange-red to bright yellow, this ink truly mirrors a southwest sunset. One of my favorites of all time!