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Lighter than I expected. It'll be really beautiful for drawing/painting, but not my fave for writing.

Such a beautiful color!! I only buy my inks from you!

This is a fun color that I find myself using far more than I initially thought I would. It has a nice amount of shading and is very legible. I have it in a TWSBI ECO with a fine nib.

Nice bright green! Lovely addition my ink collection.

Gorgeous green with yellow leaning toward spring, but richly ambiguous.

Love the transparent yellow, and the ink I use in it

Perfect! Love using your site.

Though a mid-summer meadow...not spring... It is a lovely very solid green ink. Thank you for creating it!

Very nice ink. Nuanced coloration, free-flowing...

This is one of my favorite inks. Very cheerful and fun to use. It sparks joy :)

I love this soft green ink. Such a pretty color and a nice change from all my deep wine and dark purple ink. Lovely!

Like every Diamine ink I've tried, it behaves very well in the pen. The color is very much like grass, sort of yellowish green. I'm still trying to find a good use for it. In a fine nib, it's legible, but just barely. I've loaded it into an old Sheaffer calligraphy pen and I'm liking it much better - this is an ink for a wide wet nib. That new Diamine 30 ml bottle is no prize. The opening is just big enough for a pen section. The tall narrow shape and light weight make it unstable when you are filling. Best to use three hands: one to hold the bottle, one to hold the section of the pen, and one to twist the **** on the converter.

I have quite a few Diamond and Monteverdi inks from Goulet I love them all. My buying experience from Goulet pens has always been A+. I must say Brian's videos inspire me . Brian and Rachel did a report on shading inks Now I have 3 that are fantastic thank you

I love green inks and have tried quite a few. I wanted a contrast to the 3 Oysters Namsung (which I love). This is a beautiful, light and yet bright green that isn't hard on the eyes. I love this ink. I write with a lot of colors, and love to alternate Meadow with the Iroshizuku gray ink when i need to smooth my mood out.

Flows fine, doesn't feather, seems to dry fast enough, nice spring green. Has much more shading when using a flex pen. Nothing really stands out about it. I am still looking for the right acid/lime green. Something about this ink makes me not a fan of the brand. I think I am happier with Noodler's inks, especially the more permanent inks.

Really too bright for me to use for my notes. Often hard to read. Good dry times and well behaved... it often seems a little thin and that doesn't help the brightness of the color. Definitely not professional.

One of three inks I bought with my first fountain pen purchase. It's the most perfect shade of green in the world. I'm a novice, so I'm not sure of the particular vocabulary here, so I'll say that the ink has a lot of depth and shade-ability to it. It is vibrant and smooth.

This is the first ink I bought that wasn't black. It's a good color if you want a light ink. It writes pretty dry compared to namiki cartridges and Pilot Iroshizuku Take Similar inks.

I absolutely adore this ink. I recently spent a while searching for several different colors of ink to use for color coding chemistry notes in college, and this was the very first (and only) green I tried. I was looking for something that was bright and assertive, somewhat leaning towards the yellow side rather than blue, but was easy and clear to read (at least in short bursts). This ink fit the bill perfectly and I immediately bought this 30 ml bottle. The color is lovely- very grassy and lime toned but not overly light, it shades a bit in a pleasing fashion, and it's easy enough to read (very clear for my purposes of color coding short sections of notes or chemistry diagrams, though I perhaps wouldn't want to deal with the eye strain of reading an entire page written in this ink). It flows well without excessive wetness, feels lovely in my pen (a Pilot Metropolitan Fine, in this specific case), and is extremely well behaved on standard Rhodia paper. I also appreciate the fact that Goulet has made it available in the 30 ml bottle. I'm on a student's budget, and won't be using this ink up particularly quickly since it's only for accent use, so it was nice to be able to get an appropriate supply at a lower price point.