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I think I found my favorite ink brand. Hi everyone, welcome to Bianca's desk. Today we have a couple of Teranishi Guitar ink samples to swatch. I discovered them from the suggested items and their packaging caught my eye. Anyway, I got the samples from the ink atelier. Let's go check them out. I'm using Iroful Hobonichi paper. Let's start with Innocent Mauve. It's a bit dry and the color reminds me of Ursula. It looks like a captivating, yet sinister purple, if that makes sense. It makes me feel like I'm playing a video game where I'm in an abandoned dungeon. I love this color, it's so captivating. Next, we have Orchestra Tangerine. I usually don't like orangey colors, but this one looks really pretty. The color feels vibrant, like autumn foliage everywhere. Such a lovely and bright color. Then we have Gentle Green. This is a very interesting color because it looks like a blue-teal color on paper, but it's going to dry down into this sea green color. It's like it took something from the depths of the sea and over time, it's going to turn into this pale sea green color. I'm not a huge fan of it, but a nice color still. Next is Nostalgic Honey. I almost purchased a full bottle of this and thankfully I didn't because it's so wet. It can go from golden yellowish colors to light brown. And honestly, it really does look like honey poured on pancakes. Then we have the full-size bottles, starting with Smoky Navy. For this one, I took a gamble because the sample size everywhere, depending on the paper, it can appear as deep navy blue like this, or a beautiful grey-blue with red sheen. The color is like when you're doing watercolor art and you rinse your brush and the colors are all mixed. It's a beautiful ink and I love it. But last but not least, the most underrated ink in my opinion: Brilliant Mint. I know mint colors can be intimidating for writing, one is. It's more of a refreshing, like of Palawan. The flow is a bit dry, which is my preferred flow as well. I am in love. My final thoughts: as a lefty, Teranishi Guitar inks are really great. As they are well-behaved and dry-leaning flow. Three of them dry around 10 seconds (Innocent Mauve, Smoky Navy, and Brilliant Mint). My left hand approves! Which ink should I get a full bottle next? The colors are very satisfying to write with. Rarely bleed and some colors dry fast without feathering. That's it until the next.