Current Favorite Bottled Fountain Pen Inks

Three inks I find myself using almost daily:

• Lamy Blue-Black (iron-gall) for addressing envelopes, signing documents, prayer journal & book reading journal/quotes
  
• Lamy Blue for underlining, marginalia, jotting notes/to-do lists, sermon prep notes/ideas & book reading journal/quotes
  
• Sheaffer Skrip Black (Slovenia) for daily journal in Rhodia Webnotebook, addressing envelopes

Both the Lamy Blue-Black & Lamy Blue behave extremely well on even lesser-quality paper. The Blue-Black is very water-resistant and the Blue is very NOT water-water resistant. The Skrip Black is water resistant and works great on the smooth Rhodia Webnotebook journal paper flowing from a Montblanc 144 Classique with a custom-ground, fine, cursive italic nib.

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Current Fountain Pens & Inks in Rotation

Fountain Pens & Ink in Rotation

• Blue Lamy Safari (F) w/ Lamy Blue ink
• Charcoal Lamy Safar (EF) w/ Lamy Blue-Black ink (bottled/iron-gall)
• Matte Black Cross Century II (EF) w/ Sheaffer Skrip Black ink
• Matte Gray Cross Century Classic (EF) w/ Noodler's Lexington Gray ink
• Pilot 78G (B Stub Italic) w/ Private Reserve Dakota Red. I use this pen/ink combo to write letters to my lovely wife!
  

In addition, I've been thoroughly enjoying these journals & paper:

• Ampad Gold Fibre Planning Pad (graph on one side, lined on the other): Affordable, utilitarian, great for drafting sermon notes, outline thoughts, etc.
  
• Rhodia Webnotebook (large, lined, black cover): Takes fountain pen ink great. Using it for personal "daily" journal.
• Staples Eco-Friendly (bagasse) Composition Notebook: Using it for prayer journal. Very, very fountain pen ink-friendly.
  
• Moleskine Weekly Planner Journal (red, pocket): 2nd year in a row!
  
• Moleskine Cahiers (graph, pocket-size): Daily to-do lists, notes, etc.