"High" Performing Green Inks

It's 420 and that's a big deal in my neck of the woods. In today's video, we explore the intersection of stationery culture and the ritualistic nature of 4/20 and swatch some of my most unique green fountain pen inks - from deep forest hues to mossy dual-shaders, these inks offer a calming way for sober folx like me to celebrate the holiday. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 02:50 Diamine Sherwood Green: A classic, deep forest green with rich saturation. 03:25 Diamine Noble Fir: A crisp, vibrant evergreen that leans into the festive side of the spectrum. 03:50 Sailor 280: A legendary multichromatic shader from the Studio line, showing off complex earthy undertones. 04:19 Wearingeul Autumn Night After 1000 Years: A dark, moody green with shimmering properties that mimic frosted trichomes. 04:49 Ferris Wheel Press Brilliant Beanstalk: A bright, magical green with a high-shine finish. 05:21 Lennon Tool Bar Ghost Plant: A pale, atmospheric green inspired by succulent life and muted natural tones. 05:52 Colorverse Erebus Crater: A desaturated, stony green that evokes a rugged, outdoor terrain. 06:10 Wearingeul Sense & Sensibility: A balanced, literary-inspired green with a smooth flow and elegant shading. 06:50 Troublemaker Kelp Tea: A famous multi-shader that moves between olive, brown, and green for a truly organic look. 07:24 Colorverse Brane: A glistening, shimmering ink that provides a heavy dose of "resin-like" sparkle. 07:52 Troublemaker Butterfly Dream: A whimsical green with unexpected color shifts during the drying process. 08:38 Green-out - closer look at all the inks together