The pen
A fountain pen offers a fluid, refillable line. A ballpoint requires less maintenance and suits quick notes as well as everyday writing.
Writing
Fountain pens, ballpoint pens, wooden and metal writing instruments, notebooks and accessories for writing, taking notes, journaling and developing personal work on paper.
Writing instruments are chosen according to their grip, balance and line consistency. Notebooks and papers are selected for their texture, format and compatibility with ink or graphite. For everyday writing, correspondence, studio notes and creative research.
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Roll of semi-treated vegetable paper -
Calligraphy brush set – firm bristles -
Traditional calligraphy brush set -
Fine calligraphy brush – soft and precise tip -
Set of 3 calligraphy brushes – mixed fibers -
Genuine leather notebook – handcrafted binding -
Reusable calligraphy mat – practical with water and no ink
Choosing writing tools
Write comfortably, page after page.
Pen weight, barrel diameter, grip shape, ink flow and paper texture all directly affect writing comfort. A suitable instrument makes it easier to write for longer, with less tension in the hand and a more consistent line.
The notebook
A small format is easy to carry. A larger notebook leaves more room for long-form writing, research and studio notes.
The paper
Smooth paper helps a fountain-pen nib move easily. More textured paper suits graphite, sketching and drier writing tools.
Tip: test a pen over a full page. Weight, grip and ink flow become much easier to assess after several minutes of writing.
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