Everyone knows by now how much I like Danitrio flexi nibs. I have previously posted exemplars in which I tried to illustrate the wide variety of hands that these nibs could accommodate. Well I recently discovered that my fine Danitrio nib can replace the technical pens that I had been using for sketching.

This is my first real attempt at sketching with my Danitrio raw ebonite Densho. I also used a Niji waterbrush on this Crane Thesis paper .....

Gorgeous.

Lovely!

Oh you are making it harder to decide between a stub and flex fine for my Dani-T Mikado.



Kurt H

Beautiful! :bunny1:

My advice is to go with the flexi fine. It is a great nib and very versatile. You could consider getting it stubbed or even italicized by a nib meister to create a very cool nib!!

Awesome work Kirk!

PS1> Good to see you here
PS2> I followed your example and I have been working on a flex italic

Thanks, Antonios.

Always nice to hear kind remarks from an expert!!

Hope all is well in the halls of academia!

Wow!

Great picture. Love your writing! Tons of character!

went with the flexy fine, then a stub later

As always Kurt, WOW!!! Nice nib, but it's the hand holding it that really counts - thanks for showing your wonderful hand again.

Thanks so much....I appreciate your input!!

Kirk

Pas de problem!

Thanks to this thread, I ordered my DaniTrio Densho Raw Ebonite (matte finish, flexi fine nib) today.

Thanks a lot! My wife is gonna kill me ... sucker's too big to hide like all the other new pens.

Wow! By the way, what kind of ink is that? on my screen it looks like Noodlers something... Habanero? :ph34r:

PR Fiesta


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