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Neogaf 2k20 Fountain pen thread (and ink, and paper, and more!)
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Tams
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Not edible though.
Trogdor1123
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I clicked on this because I thought neogaf was selling pens…
Tams
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Nah, that's over at the Pen Island website.
Maiden Voyage
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TBF the Neogaf Pen15 would sell like gangbusters. Do a collab with Mia Khalifa to see how much ink it can really take.
Trogdor1123
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Well, I was good for the first sentence…
Maiden Voyage
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Only catch is that it only writes with a milky white ink.
Trogdor1123
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You KNOW this is a thing in Japan, it must be, those thirsty kinky mofos.
Kazekage1981
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Can anyone recommend a fountain pen with the following requirements:
-0.2mm (ultra extra fine or needle point) line width
-Ultra Flex or Vintage Flex for easy line variation
-0.2mm (ultra extra fine or needle point) line width
-Ultra Flex or Vintage Flex for easy line variation
Tams
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0.2mm?! And vintage flex?! Damn, you're picky!
You'd honestly be best of with a vintage pen then, if you can find one at a decent price.
If you want some choice of modern pens, and are happy with a slightly thicker line and some flex, then any Japanese soft EF nib will do.
For those, the Pilot Elabo/Falcon line is good.
There's the Noodler's Triple Rail Flex at a very good price, but it's thick. I've never tried it, but it does look easy to maintain.
However, I think it looks cheap, even for a transparent pen (but not for the price). And again, it's thick.
JetPens.com - Noodler's Triple Tail Flex Fountain Pen
Featuring a special three-tined flex nib, the Triple Tail offers excellent line variation and a generous ink flow to keep up with the demands of flex nib calligraphy. It also features a handmade ebonite feed and a piston filling system that can be removed, letting you fill the entire barrel with...
www.jetpens.com
Noodler’s Triple Tail Flex Nib Fountain Pen: A Review — The Pen Addict
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Maiden Voyage
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Happosai
Hold onto your panties
- Sakura (Royal Talens) 12 X 12 Acid Free mini Sketch books (took a photo for perspective on size). My main for comics since June this yearOh my god I am in love with the Noodlers Creaper pen. The flex nib is so good.
Diamine Earl Grey ink + Noodlers Creaper =
Happosai you should share some of your thoughts on your pens, ink, paper, etc. <3
- Sakura Pigma MICRON 005 ink .015mm & .020mm for fine lines & detailing
- Pilot Kaküno 'M' fountain pen for heavy inking & fills
- Pilot Namiki (Noir) 1C-100 cartridges
- Marvy Uchida LePen .025mm colored inks (fine lines but they bleed and I suck with colors...so they're seldom used)
Other:
Layouts: HB, 2H, 3H & F pencils for grey layouts (best brands are Staedtler but I have some cheapie Bic ones which do the job too)
Layouts continued: Prismacolor Col-erase (blue & seldom red)
Clean-up: Staedtler Mars Rasor corrector & Brevilliers kneaded erasers
Heavy layout (usually for concept sketches only non-inked): Derwent (Artists) Ivory Black 6700
Cyberpunkd
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The more I write with computers the more I appreciate pen and paper. I don't know if it's me getting old but electronic notes and tasks just do not stick so much in my head as when I write them down.
I probably have like 10 MB LEs, including the Qing Dynasty one with a jade cap. Need to figure out with what should I write.
I probably have like 10 MB LEs, including the Qing Dynasty one with a jade cap. Need to figure out with what should I write.
Maiden Voyage
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I don't have a problem, you have a problem.
edit: omg these are amazing. I really wish I had gone down this rabbit hole when I was younger but now will do.
edit: omg these are amazing. I really wish I had gone down this rabbit hole when I was younger but now will do.
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