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Very nice, indeed.

 

I always enjoy using the flat back of the nib to put down broad swathes of colour!

It (obviously) uses a lot of ink, but the effect is worth it - just means refilling more often!

 

Thanks for sharing,

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Thank you, everybody :)

I've spent most of the day making loads of these Koi to share. I think I've got the knack of it now . . . just.

 

It's been very therapeutic. I've had Miles Davis, Chet Baker and some Japanese LoFi Chill on in the background as support.

 

PS. Blackstone Red Cashmere makes for a DEMON Koi.

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Very cool video. Brings new meaning to "writing with the pen upside down" :lol: but worked very well.

Thanks for posting.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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WOW!

 

Surely one of the nicest demonstrations of the beauty of a fountain pen, ink & skillful artist.

 

Thank you for sharing.

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Very nice, so simple but so elegant. Thanks for sharing!

One test is worth a thousand expert opinions.

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The drawing and the movie are beautiful. Two art forms. Thank you for sharing.

Will work for pens... :unsure:

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The drawing and the movie are beautiful. Two art forms. Thank you for sharing.

:)

Thank you.

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Nice use of both pen and camera. I love koi.

 

Thank you.

That vase is very pretty. They are very special creatures.

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