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Tiril Eckhoff

 

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(Esterbrook JR Pocket pen, Diamine Ancient Cooper, Double A(A4))

 

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Dorothea Wierer

 

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(Harley Davidson by Stypen w|xEF nib, Noodler's Ottoman Azure, Double A(A4))

 

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Áo dài style

 

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(Jinhao 100 Centennial, Noodler's Ottoman Azure, Double A(A4))

 

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My new experience of use fountain pens for book cover design

 

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(Pilot Capless VP w|custom nib, hybrid Pilot Namiki Falcon, Pilot Parallel Pen, Esterbrook Estie w|custom Stub nib, Platinum Carbon Black, Montblanc Permanent Black, Pelikan Edelstein Topaz, Pelikan Edelstein Olivine)

 

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Congratulations everybody with International Handwriting Day! (23.01) - the best way to celebrate it is to write something :)

 

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(Esterbrook Estie Ebony w|custom Stub nib and Diamine Matador)

 

Handwriting Day was invented in 1977 when educators began to feel that the art of handwriting was getting lost as a skill. The Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association (WIMA) decided to do something about this, and that is how Handwriting Day came about. While not everyone celebrates this day, it is taking more prominence now, and more people than ever are taking part.

According to historians, the art of handwriting was invented in 3400 BC in Mesopotamia where they would write cuneiform on a clay tablet. From there, the art of writing spread to Egypt, then Rome, and then the rest of Europe. As handwriting spread throughout Europe, good writing skills became a sign of status, as royal families were the only ones taught to write properly. In the 1700s the world’s first handwriting and penmanship schools were formed to train scribes. 

 

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I think I misread the assignment. Is there a place for art about fountain pens? 😅

💌✍️ Snail mail rocks! 📬 🐌
I am currently on hiatus (too inconsistent)
but I admire those who do!

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If you were to draw a picture of your pen(s) this would probably be the place to post the drawing.  But mostly the thread is about what people have drawn using their FPs.

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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Thanks for the reply, Ruth! I think I'll leave this forum free of my doodles, as it's already doing a splendid job with the impressive art-by-fountain-pens. :) 

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12 hours ago, mizgeorge said:

Fabulous!!! 

The pen's quite nice too..... ;)

 

Thanks! I really like my resulting hybrid from Pilot Falcon, but I like my ground Capless even more! :) I was convinced once again this weekend.🤘

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(Pilot Namiki Falcon hybrid, Montblanc Permanent Black, Canson Montval watercolor 185gsm A4)

 

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(Pilot Namiki Falcon hybrid, Montblanc Permanent Black, Canson Montval watercolor 185gsm A4)

 

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"Trees are much like human beings and enjoy each other's company. Only a few love to be alone." - Jens Jensen

 

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(Faber-Castell E-Motion, Fritz-Schimpf Rusty Red, Double A(A4))


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“I take praise as not just a reward and a result but also as the beginning of a new process.” - CW

 

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(Pilot Capless VP w|custom UEF nib, Montblanc Permanent Black, Double A(A4))


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“For your own self-respect and sanity, your creative freedom, you have to be careful that you don't rely too much on other people's opinions of what you do because it can stunt and inhibit you.” - LE

 

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(Pilot Capless VP w|custom UEF nib, Montblanc Permanent Black, Double A(A4))


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