I am delighted with the idea of categorizing our pens based on D&D character classes. Is my Sailor Starburst Galaxy Chaotic Good or True Neutral? Its such a classic, tried-and-true pen but in a slightly flashy package. Chaotic Good.
Oh, of course! My Benu Skull & Roses is definitely Chaotic Evil with its wickedly sharp Richard Binder needlepoint nib and crazy engaving.
I think my Carolina Pen Co. Urushi Lamy is definitely Chaotic Neutral. Its such a classic pen but dressed up in finery.
Its a fun mental game to try to categorize my pens. Do you have any clear ideas about your pen collection? Share your favorites in the comments
Link of the Week:
- Fountain Pen Alignment (via Rachel’s Reflections)
Pens:
- Summer Staff Picks! (via Pen Boutique Ltd)
- How Do Fountain Pens Work? (via JetPens Blog)
- Weidlich Safety Pen (via Chronicles of a Fountain Pen)
- Venvstas Magna Piston 2.0 (via dapprman)
- Pen Review: Platinum Prefounte Fountain Pen (via The Gentleman Stationer)
Ink:
- Ink Review #2578: Ferris Wheel Press Frontenac Blue (via Mountain of Ink)
- Ink Review #2580: Octopus Fluids Phoenix (via Mountain of Ink)
- Monteverde Malibu Blue (via Inkcredible Colours)
- Black Ink? No, Thank You (via Rachel’s Reflections)
- Ink Review #821: Wearingeul Peron Sov Eperanto (via Fountain Pen Pharmacist)
- Ink Swatch Wednesday: Van Dieman’s Graceful Pirouette and Pilot Medium Nibs (via CJs Wunderkammer)
Notebooks & Paper:
- Six Months in the Hobonichi 5-Year (via Dime Novel Raven)
- Travel Journal (via Philofaxy)
- Bullet Journal in 5 minutes a day (via Bullet Journal)
- Taking time for a mid-year ritual (via Bullet Journal)
- Why good habits don’t exist (via Bullet Journal)
Art & Creativity:
- Fresh Flours as Reward (via Fueled by Clouds & Coffee)
- A brand new palette (via Liz Steel)
Other Interesting Things:
- How to start a newsletter in 2024: tips, tricks and things to avoid (via Creative Boom)
- Explore Lewis Carroll’s Original “Alice in Wonderland” Manuscript (via My Modern Met)
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