Okay, today we're going to take a look at a new wear and jolt ink collection release we just received yesterday. These are 30 milliliter inks and they do join wear and jolt's lit collection. So all the inks were inspired by literature and this particular collection is inspired by the writings of Lee Yaksa Korean poet. This first ink that I put down was seven colored ocean. And these are all 30 milliliter square glass heavy-witted ink bottles. I really like the wear and jolt ink bottles. They're easy to get into and out of and they close really firmly. I've never had one leak on me. This next ink is called the Autumn Night after a thousand years and it's a glistening ink. So let's see how that goes down. So if you're not familiar with wear and jolt's lit collection of inks, they have several different collections and each is inspired by a different writer from various regions around the world. Many of them are Korean writers because that's this is a Korean ink maker but they have other writers as well featured from different regions. This third ink in the Lee Yaksa collection is a pink ink and this is called Dizzy's scent of Moaewa. I'm not sure how to pronounce that word but let's look at it. It goes down really light. I'm intrigued by this one though because I've already heard people give positive comments about it. The poet that inspired this ink collection was an activist in Korea during the early 1900s when Korea was occupied by Japan and he started writing after he spent his first chunk of time in prison for his basically revolutionary actions and the name he uses to publish his poetry Lee Yaksa, he actually pulled from his prison cell number 264 because that's the way it read was Lee Yaksa. Next ink, black dream and that's another glistening ink and in this last the fifth ink is Dewy Starlight and the fifth one is also another glistening ink so you have three glistening inks and then two standard inks in this ink collection. We're going to let this dry and then we'll come back and give you a look at it once it's dry so you can see how that glistening comes out and if we see any other traits coming out. Okay and here's a look at all five of the inks in the collection once that the swatches were dry and you can see the glistening aspect of those glisteners and you can also see those other inks have some good shading and a little bit of sheen. Check out where Angelings at pinchlay.com