What Pen Are You Using Today in 2021/22?

[Helen350]

Spent the evening cleaning pens.  Inked my TWSBI Eco - M. nib.

Ink:  Chesterfield Turquoise.  For my late nite journaling.

[Helen350]

Pilot 78G - Double broad nib.  Ink:  Mixture of inks

[penwash]

A sketch with this newly restored American brand pen ca.1940s.

 

 

Ink: Vinta Armada Gray

[ENewton]

Most of the pens I am currently using have been inked for several weeks, but I recently filled my Parker 51 burgundy with my favorite ink, Sailor Kobe Suma Purple.  I don't count the burgundy among my favorite pens, mainly because I have a plum that is exactly my favorite color, but the nib is luxuriously smooth and showcases Suma Purple beautifully.   

[jandrew]

Getting acquainted with this Universal Uni-Flow (ca. 1940's) that arrived yesterday from Redeempens --- and a little doodle in tribute to @penwash's original sketch for this pen:

[penwash]

22 hours ago, jandrew said:

Getting acquainted with this Universal Uni-Flow (ca. 1940's) that arrived yesterday from Redeempens --- and a little doodle in tribute to @penwash's original sketch for this pen:

Woah! Love that sketch. Your application of wash is unique and it conveys dreamy quality.

[jandrew]

1 hour ago, penwash said:

Woah! Love that sketch. Your application of wash is unique and it conveys dreamy quality.

 

 

Thank you.

 

I generally do a rough ink-sketch and then hit the ink on the page with a waterbrush (pentel pocket brush filled with water) to basically "paint". I posted a little vid once on reddit --- here is a trimmed and sped up (2x) version starting where I bring in the waterbrush to a very rough "sketch" (apologies for focus shifting in and out):

 

[rkesey]

An Omas Cristoforo Colombo II M and my grandfather's gold Sheaffer Snorkel Triumph M upstairs, and three demonstrators downstairs--a Franklin-Christoph Model 31 Omnis MCI, my faithful Opus 88 stub, and an amber Jinhao 599A F sent with some ink for review. Here's the FC:

[sirgilbert357]

On 7/17/2021 at 11:02 AM, jandrew said:

Getting acquainted with this Universal Uni-Flow (ca. 1940's) that arrived yesterday from Redeempens --- and a little doodle in tribute to @penwash's original sketch for this pen:

 

Congrats on that purchase. I looked at it multiple times one day and almost pulled the trigger, but I've bought too many pens lately. I hope you enjoy it!

[mizgeorge]

4 hours ago, jandrew said:

 

 

Thank you.

 

I generally do a rough ink-sketch and then hit the ink on the page with a waterbrush (pentel pocket brush filled with water) to basically "paint". I posted a little vid once on reddit --- here is a trimmed and sped up (2x) version starting where I bring in the waterbrush to a very rough "sketch" (apologies for focus shifting in and out):

 

 

Fabulous - thank you

[readytotalk]

Today I`m toying with Pelikan 100. With the utmost care, of course.  

[PAKMAN]

Lamy Al-Star LE in Orange

[ParramattaPaul]

Broad nib Conway Stewart Duro with Diamine Regency Blue.

[Savit]

Hero 27A with Bril royal blue.

[Helen350]

ASA Nauka - 1.1 Stub.  Ink:  Akkerman Scharlaken van Jan Steen

 

[Doug C]

Ranga baseball bat

Wancher urushi 

Nakaya Piccolo 

Blackwing w extender

[inkstainedruth]

1. Vintage Sheaffer Balance Oversize, F nib -- diluted vintage Skrip Permanent Royal Blue.

2. Noodler's Konrad, flex nib -- Noodler's El Lawrence.

3. Pilot Metropolitan Retro Pop, stub nib -- vintage Skrip Peacock.

 

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[tringle]

Here’s todays trio.  

 

Mont Blanc 324 BF
Mont Blanc 146

Sailor 1911 Large sized

[penlady1961]

On 7/16/2021 at 10:46 AM, penwash said:

A sketch with this newly restored American brand pen ca.1940s.

 

 

Ink: Vinta Armada Gray

wow nice pen 

[penwash]

4 minutes ago, penlady1961 said:

wow nice pen 

Thank you.

I restore vintage pens like this one and find good homes for them.