Playing with my new Sailor Fude de Mannen. It’s a cheapie but writes so smoothly and flows perfectly, I’d say it’s as good as gold! (literally..🧐) I like being able to get thick lines and fine lines from the same nib, so convenient to have all that i… https://t.co/FrAj8qV00L
I especially enjoy my Pelikans with non-standard nibs, some original and some custom ground. They get inked up and used the most.
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Here I have compared them and the inks on Tomoe River paper on the left, and Clairefontaine paper on the right.
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#foun… https://t.co/ILVCU2HRjy
An OM (Oblique M) Pelikan nib, a new member of the family. I find myself particularly enjoying oblique Pelikan nibs even though in the past I avoided them in the mistaken belief that they’d be awkward. Now I find them more enjoyable than my italic nibs.… https://t.co/DVNUh5alc4
Playing with my Franken pen Pilot Parallel nib in Opus 88 demonstrator pen. Can’t believe I spent AU$170 just to hold this nib. But it’s worth it. 😊 Wish I could get half a dozen of them for the other nibs. .
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#fountainpen#penaddict#fountainpenink… https://t.co/9GqyvpUUHR
2 non standard PELIKAN nibs - OM (original) and Architect M (nib grind). .
Pelikan M400 Brown tortoise OM, Kobe Taisanji Yellow
Pelikan M605 White, architect M, Caran D’Ache Delicate Green. .
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#fountainpen#penaddict#fountainpenink#penfiend#fountainp… https://t.co/DprbkCuJ3P
Currently inked pens with gold inks.
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Sailor 1911L Matt black with gold trim, Naginata M with Kyo no oto Yamabukiiro
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Pelikan M400 Brown Tortoise, OM, with RObert Oster African Gold
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Pelikan M450 Green tortoise, CIM 18K, Kobe Shinkaichi Gold
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Omas Og… https://t.co/bkWAIlxTgx
A glimpse into the inked pens notebook. The Vinta Sirena after only a few days in the vintage flex has evaporated and become more concentrated. That’s why I tend to use light inks in the vintage flex - after becoming more concentrated it’s still not over… https://t.co/7S6sC7eUOx
Recently I’ve been a little obsessed with these words, writing and rewriting them in different inks and with different pens and different papers. .
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Pilot parallel pen 3.8
Diamine Golden Sands and Sailor Tokiwa Matsu
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#fountainpen#penaddict#fountain… https://t.co/TdGNMcfuZ3
This Music nib was irking me with its constant misses and railroading. I had refilled this pen with the same Sailor 162 ink since July, without cleaning it out in between refills. Both Sailor music nibs currently inked were doing the same thing. So in ex… https://t.co/UQD90TTl5S
Happy New Year!
I can hardly believe I’m starting the first day of the 2nd year in my 5-year journal! The year just flew by. I’m excited to have a comparison for the first time between today and the same day last year in his journal. .
Beginnings can be… https://t.co/Czm2vEDQRg
Restoring a vintage flex.. it was difficult to fill and empty, so I improvised with a clear sac which I can manually squeeze and it shows me the ink level ☺️
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The nib is super flex (the blue ink). .
Mabie Todd Swan leverless, with Diamine Blue Lightning… https://t.co/xzaTJtmibg
My ink drawer. .
It’s the result of a “slightly” OCD (“slightly” only because if I was fully OCD I’d rewrite all those labels more neatly 😅) quirk. .
I decant each ink into vials so that I can see them all at a glance and also not accidentally contam… https://t.co/0KboqI6oUX
Oh what a mess one makes..
Ink swabbing is one of those love hate things for me. The spills and stains are inevitable regardless of how careful I am. And then there’s the “inversion” issue - I start off recording the name of the ink followed by the pen n… https://t.co/ClPG4OK6kX
I know there are similarities between Architect and Naginata nibs, yet I find myself enjoying the Naginata much more than an Architect. (Oh oh hope I don’t get into trouble for saying this) 🤭
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Also I’m so enjoying my old fave ink, Old Gold! The shad… https://t.co/BUclpou0NP