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You can use the nib sideways on for a 0.5mm line. See previous pic for the shape of the nib - this shot is taken from the edge to show how flat it is.
A quick sample of what the Pilot Parallel Pens do.
Well, they can probably do a lot more than this in the hands of someone with more skills, but anyway...
All done with the 3.8mm pen with black ink, except the bottom line, which is the 2.4mm pen with sepia ink
Pilot Parallel Pen set we picked up from The Art Shop in Darlington whilst visiting my parents. Very nice shop - loads of stuff we've not seen anywhere else. Only found out about these the other day, and stuck a page about them on our Wiki - now we can try them and write a bit more about them. And add lots of pictures :)
PILOT Centenary 2018
Pilot Corporation Japan since 1918
"A hundred years ago Pilot Pen created its first fountain pen and they're still the preferred writing tool for many. Happy centenary, Pilot Pen!"
HD video clip + music Joan Armatrading 'Drop the Pilot'
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"Pilot Parallel Pens were introduced in 1999, becoming popular in the calligraphy arts in European countries then around the world. They feature two parallel plates on the nib that can create beautiful and sharper lines. You can also produce attractive, gradient colours by transferring ink from one pen nib to another. The pens come in 4 different nib widths, including 1.5mm, 2.4mm, 3.8mm and 6.0mm. Pilot Ink cartridges, sold separately, include black, blue, red, sepia, violet, turquoise, light green, green and blue black.
Available in Australia, US, UK, Japan and Europe."