Crónicas Estilográficas

This is the last ink I have bought: Squid ink. At least, it is not just edible but delicious. Arròs negre . However, b...

The Pilot Pen Station, the old museum of Pilot Corporation in Tokyo, was an invaluable source of information. In there, more than ten years ...

Now we know that the Pilot Tsuwairo inks –or at least the blue one-- do work in the water resistance department. And I will assume that the...

Abstract. Pilot has recently released a new line of inks called Tsuwairo (see Fig. 1). Interesting as these inks might be, they also come...

Some months ago I got to know about some Pilot inks made in Thailand, where the company had a manufacturing plant since the 1950s. There ...

Yet a new ink in the market... The company Teranishi Chemical Industry has released a line of four inks under the name ハイカラ, Haikara in R...

Some years ago I wrote about a nominally Spanish pen brand by the name of Presidente . Then, a fellow stylophile in Greece contacted me apro...

The following picture displays two different inks by two different makers—Pilot and Tono & Lims. Are these two inks so different? ...

I had never done this before, but hanging out with some other pen aficionados –or should I say ink hoarders— made me create an inventory of ...

On several recent Chronicles I have praised Pilot ( ::1:: , ::2:: ) for its policy on ink prices. They have been remarkably constant for a l...

The only purpose of this text is to summarize the color gamut of Iroshizuku inks. Part of the information that I am including here had alrea...