Matthew Morse reviews the DarkStar Collection A5 Notebook over at Nib & Ink.
> These pages are beefy and they work beautifully with whatever ink I throw at it. Pencils?...
I designed a shirt. It’s called “Ice-O-Metric” and is currently available for a limited time at Cotton Bureau. This is the story behind the design.
I am thrilled to introduce you to Carry.fm — a new website and community to discover, share, vote, and discuss your favorite analog tools and everyday carry items.
Inspired by the fantastic communities of fountain pen, pencil, art supply, bags, and other analog tool users, I built Carry.fm to...
Typically using A1 size paper for his canvas, artist Joey Feldman fills up the vast space with unique combinations of ink in wild and chaotic designs that come together to form portraits of people, animals, monsters, and more. Feldman's art is full of color, wonder, and character and his large drawings show off an incredible amount of detail. So, when Lisa Vanness approached Feldman about designing an exclusive Retro 51 pen for Vanness Pen Shop, Feldman had to...
Junee Lim reviews the Franklin-Christoph Penvelope 6 over at Alt. Haven.
> However on the other hand, the Penvelope 6 doesn’t work for short and/or narrow pens without a clip. The pens would just slide to the bottom of the Pevelope 6 and retrieving your pen would be more akin to a fishing expedition. There is...
Dr. Jonathon Deans writes a fascinating essay on target markets in the fountain pen retail industry, particularly in the US.
> Now we increasingly see Anderson Pens, Goldspot Pens, Pen Chalet, and Vanness Pens all trying to take a chunk of Goulet’s market share for themselves. If these competitors are successful, it means...
Continuting their Fountain Pen 101 series on YouTube, Brian Goulet and Drew Brown from Goulet Pens break down the details of stub nibs, including...