Don't Just Tell Us About The Pen You're Using, *show* Us!

[papirarbeider]

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Kaweco_Sport_BB by papirarbeider, on Flickr

 

I got my package from the United Kingdom today:)

2 Kawecos with bladderfillers.

 

This White one is to my taste. SImple and understated. It writes well with a double broad nib.

I can easily write small with it but hopefully I´ll be able to write larger to improve my writing.

 

Hello Da Vinci:) It is Private Reserve Shoreline Gold! I forgot to put in the post:O Now remedied.

Probably the first bottled ink I bought.

 

Thanks to Pterodactylus for noticing the Blue Mare ink.

I think blues are difficult. I´m somewhat alergic to anything too officy but the Blue Mare has clarity and energy.

 

Thanks to Tringle for noticing the Sapporo.

I needed the Sapporos for some specialized work:

 

http://cskagen.com/?p=2862

 

I use the Sapporos for writing though.

They are somewhat moody because of the fine point.

On smooth paper I like writing with them. Sometimes I get really good flow when I manage a light touch.

Edited July 20, 2013 by papirarbeider

[Stompie]

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[Houston]

[Uncle Red]

[Cyber6]

Uncle... how you get that ink to go from red-orange-amber-yellow.. and back to amber-orange-red ??

 

 

[zoniguana]

Think that might be the flash of the camera...

[tringle]

Stompie - what a cool looking nib on your new pen! Show us more!!!

[papirarbeider]

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TWSBI_Stubbed by papirarbeider, on Flickr

 

hello!

 

I stubbed my TWSBI 540 broad with a Arkansas stone.

It works great. It needs some micromesh I guess but when it scratches I rewrite the words on the arkansas stone and it gets better.

It´s slightly Italic.

I found the instructions here:

 

http://www.marcuslink.com/pens/aboutpens/ludwig-tan.html

 

Great fun!

 

The ink is Rohrer and Klinger Blau permanent.

My officy blue for a serious monday.

Seriously.

[Nashten]

 

[tringle]

[Stompie]

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[saskia_madding]

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[Cyber6]

Think that might be the flash of the camera...

 

Ok then.. so what ink is so deliciously affected by flash in that way?... The flash did nothing to the blue ink below.

[Uncle Red]

 

[Nashten]

 

(Ink is Diamine Apple Glory)

[zoniguana]

[zoniguana]

Forgot 'cause the pen was still in my shirt...

[tringle]

 

Zoniguana - I also think Richard Binder has some helpful pen company, glossary for the community on his website.

 

TMR

[awc]

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[00Photo]

Oh man, I just picked up this ugly flat brown tones pen with a black ink crusted nib to fix and resell. I'm half way through restoring it and there is no way I'm selling this one now.

 

"The Varsity Pen"

 

Montblanc Winter Glow ink.

 

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