Topic: Pens
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This is something that I want to pick up, but my handwriting is atrocious
Seriously, my mom works at a doctor's office and still has trouble with my had writing
Thanks for sharing! Like the look
I had a founntain pen at school, one day I dropped it and it stuck into the wooden floor like a dagger. True story.
Still worked fine after.
I had a fountain pen at one point. It had gorgeous green ink. I bet it's still at my parent's house somewhere...
Debrett's has a section on fountain pen's and ink, therefore they're not for hipster's. QED. Unless of course, all those kids in England and Germany using Lamy Safari's at school are hipster's. Those tryhards.
A fountain pen with a nice nib slowly adapts to your writing style over time - to the point that other people may not be able to write well with it.
It becomes a bespoke item, not disposable fashion. A nice pen can be handed down through the generations.
Last edited by Dave (2014-05-21 22:09:23)
From what I understand you have to break in the nibs, though. There was a comic strip artist who would use "breaking in new pen tips" as an excuse to just do a pretty picture for that day's comic instead of doing the actual comic.
Podcasts devoted to pens and pencils respectively.
I think you should commit and only post on the forums in pen from now on.
Also, this would never work for me, as I have the penmanship of a kindergartner (seriously, my driver's license signature looks like a 5 year old drew it)
The only reason my signature looks adult is repetition, and it's pretty abstract. You'd never know that I'm making the same motions through the whole thing even though I changed my name last year. Aside from my (former) name I couldn't write cursive to save my life.
That being said, a pen such as this might get me trying again.
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