Ink Review #82: Troublemaker Hanging Rice

Today I will be reviewing an ink that I've looked forward to for quite a while now. I love yellow-green inks such as Rohrer & Klingner Alt-Goldgrun, or Diamine Safari. Hanging Rice is a bamboo green that leans towards yellow. The name refers to a method of cooking rice called "pusô", where the rice is wrapped in palm leaves and cooked outdoors. The word "puso" translates to "heart" in English.

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Swabs:

This ink had a fast dry time, high shading, and no sheen. The color transitions from a deep olive to chartreuse.

Writing Sample:

This is a beautiful shade of green. I love the shading and used it at my office (thankfully, they are lax with ink colors). My only complaint was that the ink sample ran out too quickly!

Overall: I am terribly fond of this color and will repurchase it again. I'm looking forward to reviewing the rest of the Troublemaker ink line!

Disclaimer: This ink was purchased by me and all opinions/photos are my own. This post was not sponsored.