What's the difference between fountain pen ink and calligraphy ink?
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Calligraphy ink is typically thicker and more viscous than fountain pen ink, which makes it easier to control when writing with a calligraphy pen. Fountain pen ink, on the other hand, is thinner and more fluid, which allows it to flow more freely through the pen nib.
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Calligraphy ink is typically thicker and more viscous than fountain pen ink, which makes it easier to control when writing with a calligraphy pen. Fountain pen ink, on the other hand, is thinner and more fluid, which allows it to flow more freely through the pen nib
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Calligraphy inks are typically pigmented, which means their color is derived from not dissolved dyes but from finely ground up solid matter, similar to paint
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