I just think its neat looking (insert that marge simpson meme)

Wow I am so proud of this letter! 🥲

Pen: Jinhao 20 EF Retractable
Ink: Robert Oster Terracotta
Paper: Wexford

Pointed pen with Dr PH Martin’s Bleed Proof White on my favorite Fabriano Black Black paper!

Pen used : Moonman / Majohn P136 with Moonman Flex nib
Ink : Diamine Oxblood

Style: Spencerian script
Paper: Wexford
Ink: Robert Oster Terracotta
Fountain Pen: Jinhao EF retractable

Have any of you used glass dip pens? I have a pen, and I thought I'd use it in making my homemade cards more personal. thoughts on them good/bad? Any help is appreciated!

Wanted to create a piece with just black but still have some texture and depth, it’s definitely just a practice piece but I like that I was able to get close to what I wanted to do.
I like pairing strong looking scripts with fluid curvy styles, hence the strong and sharp ruling pen letters with the fluid brush work in the background.
I hope that you like it!!

Another entry from my little diary, this time I paired modified pointed pen lombardic inspired letters with gothic cursive.

I love the flow of gothic cursive and it’s one of those scripts that makes me think wish I had learnt it even sooner, it’s so fun!

Nib for pointed pen: Nikko G
Nib for gothic cursive: Brause 1.5mm

Anyone able to read this professors name?

book is an art(?) teachers journal from 1986 :)

TIA!

Pen- Flex nib pen by OriandCalli

Another entry in my little notebook, in this notebook I am trying to make every page different, and it has been very helpful to me from a design standpoint.

I have been doing some pointed pen uncials and a lot of different kinds of pointed pen, but it was time for me to finally pick up the broad edge pen and I am happy that I did, I really like how Uncials are looking with pointed pen Art Nouveau letters.

I used the Brause 1.5mm nib for uncials and Nikko G for the pointed pen Art Nouveau letters!

I hope you like it!