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Hello,

I am Tan Fong Kum and I am new to FPN. I am from Aesthetic Bay Pen Shop in Singapore. Just want to take this opportunity to introduce myself and also inform the pen lovers in South East Asia that there will be a Nakaya/Platiunm Pen Show and Pen Clinic in Singapore from 27-29 Nov 2012.

 

Nakaya Pen Show & Clinic will be held in Aesthetic Bay ION Orchard #04-14 from Tuesday 27 Nov to Thursday 29 Nov 2012 every day from 11 am till 7 p.m. Existing Nakaya & Platinum customers are warmly invited to bring in their own pens for a complimentary nib customization service. In the event if the schedule is tight, we will limit 2 pens per customer. The remaining pens will be adjusted later during the lull period. However we are flexible depending on the schedule of the nib Master.

 

A thanksgiving evening will be held on the 29 Nov 2012 Thursday evening. Drinks and food will be served. We encourage interested party to register with us so that we could reserve the time slot for you. Please write to us at sales@aestheticbay.com. Please also indicate whether you are attending the thanksgiving evening on the 29 Nov 2012.

 

Thank you and best regards

Tan Fong Kum

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Hi All,

We are into the second day of the Pen Clinic. Yoshida-san brought some new colours for the show. I thought these are beautiful and wish to share with FPN. Enjoy.

 

From left, Toki iro (pink), Ama iro (heaven sky blue) and Waka Kusa iro (young leaf)

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Hi All,

We are into the second day of the Pen Clinic. Yoshida-san brought some new colours for the show. I thought these are beautiful and wish to share with FPN. Enjoy.

 

From left, Toki iro (pink), Ama iro (heaven sky blue) and Waka Kusa iro (young leaf)

 

 

The salmon-pink pens look so marvelously divine.

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I agree. The pinks ones... wow!

 

I love all the news colors Nakaya is producing. We can thank Ricky (AltecGreen) in part for that, I think, as he started ordering custom colors a couple of years ago. Lovely!

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Hi All,

We are into the second day of the Pen Clinic. Yoshida-san brought some new colours for the show. I thought these are beautiful and wish to share with FPN. Enjoy.

 

From left, Toki iro (pink), Ama iro (heaven sky blue) and Waka Kusa iro (young leaf)

 

 

The ama iro in this picture and what CFP sells is a bit different than the one I commissioned. The version I commissioned is a bit darker. Maybe I'll post a comparison since I own both versions.

 

 

I commissioned the Waka Jusa Iro a year and a half ago along with the Ama Iro (darker version). Good to see my color pics being picked up for production.

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A very warm welcome to FPN ... :W2FPN:

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