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Letter number 1000. Vote Forward volunteers hand write envelopes and a few lines of personal info on why we vote for each letter. Went through a few sharpies and a few loads of Private Reserve American Blue ink for the TWSBI fountain pen
( Karen's lovely WAAR gift of hand-made ceramic pen cup! )
The BIG SEND is Saturday Oct. 29,2022
Stiloforo di carta
Origami pen holder
TWSBI Eco White
site: sites.google.com/site/cartedartificio/home/easystand
video tutorial: youtu.be/wp_lCDczEDE
J'ai enfin pu acheter les stylos dont j'avais envie principale le Pilot Falcon SEF -
I finally buy the fountain pens i wanted especially the Pilot Falcon my dream pen !!!
Pen: TWSBI Vac 700 pen with vintage Massag 57G dip pen
Ink: Platinum Carbon Black ink
Paper: Saunders Waterford 300gsm Hot Press watercolour paper made into A5 size sketchbook
Pen: TWSBI Mini Classic pen with vintage 14K "Standard" nib
Ink: De Atramentis Document Black
Paper: Saunders Waterford 300gsm Hot Press watercolour paper made into A5 size sketchbook
Modern day inkwell for a fountain pen. This is a new model from pen manufacturer TWSBI of Taiwan. Heavy and beautifully polished aluminum caps atop heavy glass.
7 July 2018
I have a Timbuk2 Metro Mini Messenger that I am using to carry sketching supplies such as a small Moleskine Sketchbook, a Cotman Watercolor Pocket set, waterbrush, fountain pen and mechanical pencil. Also my personal items - wallet, tissue, lotion, smart phone, ....
Materials: Moleskine sketchbook, watercolor, TWSBI fountain pen filled with Noodlers' Lexington Ink.
**update: Better picture now, shot with the X100 instead of my cell phone. Filled it with Diamine Majestic Blue. The notepad is from Rhodia.
Got a new fountain pen, the amazing TWSBI 540 to replace my good old Parker Vector that is totally worn out and damaged after 15 years.
We are in a digital age now, but I still prefer 'analog' handwriting for notes and stuff; I am capable of blindtyping faster than 520cpm on a computer keyboard though.
Since the TWSBI 540 is completely translucent (a 'demonstrator' design model), you can see the ink move in the reservoir and all of the mechanics built inside.
The pen can also be taken completely apart, so it is easy to clean.
Very nice!
I use fountain pens because it forces me to relax, concentrate and write slower, almost to a therapeutic level. It dramatically improves my handwriting.
A ballpoint, would result in hieroglyphics and other undecipherable scribbles..
"This is my pen. There are many like it, but this one is mine." :-)
Pen: TWSBI Vac 700 pen with vintage Massag 57G dip pen
Ink: Platinum Carbon Black ink
Paper: Saunders Waterford 300gsm Hot Press watercolour paper made into A5 size sketchbook
1 hour on location and 1 hour at home.
Fountain pens:
1. TWSBI Diamond 580AL Orange with Pilot Iroshizuku Fuyu-Gaki Ink
2. LAMY Safari Charcoal with Private Reserve Shoreline Gold Ink
3. Sailor Promenade with Diamine 150th Anniversary Safari
4. Sailor Sapporo with Jentle Ink Souten
Pen: TWSBI Mini Classic pen with vintage 14K "Standard" nib
Ink: De Atramentis Document Black
Paper: Saunders Waterford 300gsm Hot Press watercolour paper made into A5 size sketchbook
Stuff which I have in my bag right now. Well, not right now, obviously, because I took it out to take a picture of it. Stuff which I had in my bag before I took it out.
Top (L-R):
* Squared medium Moleskine (my journal) with red and black Slider XB ballpoints at the top, then (L-R) a Wacom iPad stylus, an OHTO ProMecha ballpoint, a LensPen (which is not a pen at all but used to clean camera lenses), a TWSBI fountain pen with an EF nib, and a uni Kuru Toga rotating mechanical pencil.
* Another TWSBI fountain pen with a B nib (and purple ink)
* a bottle of diet coke that I should apparently give to "Charlotte"
* an ancient iPad 1, on which I am typing this, on which is a small pack of plasters, a card reader, a 3G stick, some tissues and a memory stick
* the battered leather messenger bag that all this was in. It's quite a nice bag though. From Scaramanga.
Bottom (L-R):
* 3 rolls of B&W 35mm film - 2x Kentmere 400, 1x Fomapan 400
* a charger & spare battery for my e-cigarette
* some toothpicks
* 4x AA batteries taped together and one 4LR44 battery, for cameras
* a Murakami novel with an iPhone 5 cable on it
Two weeks later: TWSBI Mini Fountain Pen, Leuchtturm Penholder, two filled Field Notes, www.pixelgraphix.de/artikel/das-midori-travelers-notebook...
Two weeks later: TWSBI Mini Fountain Pen, Leuchtturm Penholder, two filled Field Notes, www.pixelgraphix.de/artikel/das-midori-travelers-notebook...