Drawing Ink Pelikan 339671 Green

Pelikan Drawing Ink 339671 in green offers a concentrated pigment formula designed for drawing and calligraphy. The ink delivers consistent flow with quick-drying properties to produce sharp, even lines on paper and drawing media. Packaged as a single unit with a satin steel finish on the container, this green drawing ink is suitable for precision work and a range of artistic techniques.

Advantages

This green drawing ink provides reliable flow and good coverage, allowing for continuous strokes without frequent reloading. Quick drying reduces smudging and enables layering and rapid work. The concentrated pigment ensures vivid color saturation, while formulation compatibility supports use with dip pens, technical nibs, brushes, and some pens designed for drawing inks. The bottle’s satin steel look offers a practical and neat storage appearance.

Suitable for

• Illustration and sketching with dip pens and brushes
• Calligraphy and lettering projects
• Technical drawing and fine-line work
• Mixed-media artwork combining ink and watercolor or gouache

Key specifications

• Color: green
• Formulation: concentrated drawing ink
• Drying behavior: quick-drying
• Compatibility: suitable for dip pens, nibs, brushes and drawing pens designed for inks
• Packaging: single bottle with satin steel finish

How to use

Shake or gently invert the bottle before use to ensure even pigment distribution. Load a dip pen, nib, or brush with a moderate amount of ink and test strokes on scrap paper to check flow and line thickness. For calligraphy, adjust pen angle and pressure to achieve desired stroke contrast. Allow each layer to dry fully before applying additional lines or washes to prevent bleeding and smudging. Clean nibs and brushes promptly after use with water or appropriate cleaner to prevent clogging.

Usage recommendations

Use on high-quality, ink-compatible paper to maximize line sharpness and prevent feathering. Store the bottle upright in a cool, dry place and replace the cap tightly after each use to preserve ink performance. If thicker lines are required, use a broader nib or brush; for fine details, choose a fine-point nib. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to maintain color integrity.