What pen(s) are you using today?

[Misfit]

Thank you @InesF I appreciate that. I had a sample of KWZ honey, but I’m not sure where it is. So, I went for a woods color. 

[PAKMAN]

Montblanc 220 today.

[lionelc]

nakaya neo standard maki-e, platinum cassis black today

[Penguincollector]

  I’m coaxing the absolute last drops of  PPS from my Parker IM Monochrome Blue F and have my Lamy 2000 EF inked with Sailor Iriori as a backup. 

[ParramattaPaul]

Another end of the month paperwork day means another Onoto Scholar day.

[inkstainedruth]

Today (so far) it's been the recently acquired black Parker 61, F? nib -- still with whatever ink was in the capillary sponge when I got it; and the purple Pilot Falcon, SF nib -- still with Sailor Souboku.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[Arthur Pewty]

Cross C-Series, with the Heriltz blue-black that was boxed with a Bugatti pen.

 

This is a curious, massive pen. I don't have a scale, but it weighs a lot, at least as hefty as a Jinhao 159. That's all right with me; I like to write with a solid pen. The notches in the finials give it an intriguing industrial look. And I have a soft spot for spring-loaded clips. The nib is 18K and writes nicely, but I do think it's undersized for a pen as substantial as this.

[Misfit]

Today’s pen is a Levenger True Writer French Impressionists pen with a Fine nib filled with J Herbin Terre de Feu. 

[RedPie]

I added the Pelikan Twist with Edelstein Golden Lapis to my group today.

[Wil D]

Red Pelikano with F nib

[ak47]

7 hours ago, RedPie said:

I added the Pelikan Twist with Edelstein Golden Lapis to my group today.

Uaoo..please post a picture!

[Mark from Yorkshire]

Sheaffer and pilot collaboration from 80’s that takes int standard cartridges, leaks from ring just above nib on base of section and is a definite finger stainer 

[Pete of Killeen]

I exercised all 3 today...the Sailor, Namiki, and Narwahl (or whatever the new name is)...even if for just several lines or so each.

Being newish, I have no idea how long an ink cart, or converter filled with ink lasts, not how fast it would stop "flowing" after 

a period of non-use.  So far, I think I have no favorite among these 3 pens; they all are fantastic writers.

Edited 16 hours ago by Pete of Killeen

[Topgunbai]

Platinum 3776 Laurel Green with Naginata-Togi-style regrind

 

[inkstainedruth]

Today it's been:

1) the new-to-me Parker 45 (Dark Blue/Midnight, F nib) with vintage Quink Violet.

2) some Waterman c/c pen -- I think it's an Ideal Exclusive (black, F nib) with vintage Skrip Royal Blue.

3) Pilot Falcon (purple, SF nib) with Sailor Souboku.

 

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

 

ETA:  I THINK what's in the 45 is Permanent Violet, rather than Washable Violet, because it was in one of the brown glass jars I decanted the large bottle of Permanent Violet into....

[Penguincollector]

  Today’s pen is a humble black Jinhao 51a  EF with Diamine Registrar’s ink.  There may be others used later.

[Gloucesterman]

Lamy 2000 w/ OM nib and Lamy Amazonite ink.

Really enjoying the OM nib.

[ParramattaPaul]

Onoto Scholar again today.  The black one with a broad nib.

[Misfit]

Today’s pen is a TWSBI Classic Sapphire blue with 1.1mm stub nib filled with Colorverse Sea of Tranquility. 

[InesF]

Today it is the Montblanc Gold Leaf with flex nib, filled with Montblanc Gustav Klimt ink.

I think, these fit excellently together.    The blue looks surprisingly well represented although I didn't use any colour correction.

 

(sorry for the bad light and shadows on the photo)