Experimenting with color

[YoYoSpin]

Just playing around with some closed-end Baron color variations and combinations.

EPR mix and match...

EPR and Steelwood mix and match...

 

[Ron Mc]

ED,
Gosh....HHHMMMMM......I don't know. Your work is always so amazing and I appreciate your posts but these....well.....UUUHHHHH......OK I need you to take this the right way. They're not your best.[]

 

[YoYoSpin]

That's one of the great things about these rollerball kits...if you make two with the same plating, a simple twist of the wrist and you've got a different pen:

 

[LanceD]

Much better, although i did like the blue-red combination.

 

[Ron Mc]

Much better![]Keep the wrist flicking. I played a trick on my wife one night by having about 6 sold pens on the table ready to be boxed but I had all the caps mix matched. She looked at them and tried desperately to find something nice to say and then finally asked if I knew that the caps were wrong. I merely told her that I was glad she showed up because I must be going color blind.[] It may be time to read that tutorial on the tiny beads. Very nice.
BTW, I took some of your home brew and made a pen for the neighbors daughter. It was pink and blue in color. WOW, She absolutely loved it. Unfortunately I didn't get any pictures but YES there may be something to the acrylics.[]

 

[LAKingsFan]

Yoyospin inspired. I have to start doing that myself...The colors mixed looks great

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[mrcook4570]

I personally do not care for the mix-n-match look, but I have no doubt that they would sell.

 

[UKpenmaker]

I think i prefer them in there single colours[]. Very nice workmanship though.

 

[Darley]

Do you started to laminated your EPR?

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very nice combination

 

[wdcav1952]

Thanks Ed, I needed a smile to start my day. Count me in as liking the single color set-up.