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A quote a day (or whatever stuff whenever I can)


PuliMorgan

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I am rediscovering my cursive hand after 28 long years. The objective of this thread is to track how my writing improves over time. 

 

I was a bit confused if I should post this in Handwriting Forum or here. Finally I chose this forum because I might feel creative and occasionally write down my own thoughts.

 

You are all welcome to post your favourite handwritten quotes or any other stuff in this thread :)

 

Starting with an Adam Grant Quote which us relevant to some current affairs in my country.

 

Pen: Kanwrite Legacy (fine nib)

Paper: Ink it Premium Notebook

Ink: Lamy Black

 

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Note: I shamelessly borrowed the idea from "A Poem a Day" thread by @brokenclay. Thank you *brokenclay*.

 

 

 

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Pen: Camlin Elegante (fine nib)

Paper: Ink it Premium Notebook

Ink: Krishna Ink Autumn Orange

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Neat idea. Looking forward to your quotes for inspiration.

If you are to be ephemeral, leave a good scent.

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2 hours ago, txomsy said:

Neat idea. Looking forward to your quotes for inspiration.

 

@txomsy

 

You can post your favourite quotes too :)

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Pen: Lamy Safari (Medium nib)

Paper: Menorah Notebook

Ink: Sheaffer Red

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Pen: Kanwrite Desire Extra Fine Nib

Paper: Bilt Matrix Notebook

Ink: Noodler's Baystate Blue

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16 hours ago, sgphototn said:

Ranga Bamboo, premium ebonite, 1.5 JoWo, KWZ IG Blue #6

 

One of my top 10 pens.

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@sgphototn

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Pen: Noodler's Charlie

Paper: Rear side of laminated brown wrapping paper (left over piece after covering my son's school books)

Ink: Lamy Black

 

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Pen: Kanwrite Desire (medium nib)

Paper: Recycled Brown Wrap (make unknown)

Ink: Krishna Inks Waterproof Water Sapphire

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(She said this after a video call).

 

Pen: Kanwrite Legacy, fine nib

Paper: ITC Classmate Notebook

Ink: Lamy Black

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Pen: Parker Vector Calligraphy

Ink: Krishna Ink Autumn

Paper: Factor Notebook

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"YES".

-Almost everyone when the correct response is a resolute NO.

 

Pen: Kanwrite Desire Medium nib

Paper: Ink-it notebook

Ink: Krishna Ink Water Sapphire

 

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Pen: Sheaffer Gift 100

Ink: Parker Quink Black (dipped)

Paper: Papergrid Student notebook

 

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Same quote, two pens.

 

Above: Kanwrite Legacy (fine nib) with Lamy Black ink

Below: Parker Vector CT (fine nib) with Parker Quink Black ink

 

Paper: Camlin student notebook

 

 

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Pen: Camlin Elegante (fine nib)

Ink: Krishna waterproof Water Sapphire

Paper: ITC Classmates notebook

 

 

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Pen: Kanwrite Desire (medium nib)

Paper: Don't know. Some old chart paper

Ink: Krishna Ink waterproof Water Sapphire

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Regarding the unimportance of most things...

Will Baker on the Trail to Puerto Ocapa in the Peruvian Amazon-

Gringo gear:

Sleeping bag, mosquito net

nylon cord

matches and candle

machete, Swiss army knife

extra pants, shirts, socks

cooking kit

camera, notebook

film, pens

dictionary and maps

toothpaste, brush

hairbrush, razor

soap, towel

poncho

first aid kit

raisin nut mix, tea

sombrero

Indian Gear

water bottle

machete

(from Journeys of Simplicity by Philip Harnden)

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13 minutes ago, yubaprof said:

Regarding the unimportance of most things...

Will Baker on the Trail to Puerto Ocapa in the Peruvian Amazon-

Gringo gear:

Sleeping bag, mosquito net

nylon cord

matches and candle

machete, Swiss army knife

extra pants, shirts, socks

cooking kit

camera, notebook

film, pens

dictionary and maps

toothpaste, brush

hairbrush, razor

soap, towel

poncho

first aid kit

raisin nut mix, tea

sombrero

Indian Gear

water bottle

machete

(from Journeys of Simplicity by Philip Harnden)

 

Thank you.

 

(I posted this quote in a different context though. My wife's minimalism vs my fountain pen passion).

 

 

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