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Follow My Pen treats every pen as more than a tool: it is a material object, a daily companion and a record of how writing feels in real life.
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From the desk
Faber-Castell Ondoro Smoked Oak Fountain Pen – An Affordable Luxury
During a delightful trip to Verona, I stumbled upon the Faber-Castell Ondoro Smoked Oak Fountain Pen, a captivating writing instrument that immediately caught my attention. Eager to explore an affordable option with a stainless steel nib – a departure from my usual gold nibs – I couldn’t resist the allure of this unique pen. My..
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Best Demonstrator Fountain Pens: The Ultimate Transparent Pen Guide
For a long time, I struggled to find my way to demonstrator pens. At first, they felt cheap to me—almost even a bit tasteless. I’m not sure why I had that reaction. Everything changed with my first demonstrator, the Platinum #3776 Century. The moment I got it, I immediately fell in love with it. I..
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The Complete Guide to Pilot Fountain Pen Nibs
If you’ve ever wondered why a Pilot pen can feel completely different from anything else on the market, the answer is here—in the nib. If you are someone who truly writes with your pens—not just collects them—then Pilot is a dream come true. The sheer variety of nibs they offer is remarkable, especially considering they..
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Today, I’d like to introduce you to something new: my A5 and A4 tear-off pads, now made with an entirely new paper — FMP Script 150. At 15...
They say money can’t buy happiness… but when you look at this pen, you might be tempted to disagree. But you know what? I actually agree w...
First moments with an exceptional fountain pen. Take a closer look with me at what is easily one of the most beautiful pens in my collectio...
When I was searching for the ideal paper, one of the most important factors for me was how Pilot Iroshizuku ink behaved on it. I always st...
What does Montblanc’s boldest nib look like? Like this. This pen is an absolute ink guzzler—in the best possible way. The ink flow is flaw...
Do you appreciate classic luxury without ostentation — something refined that doesn’t need to show off? And would you also like a beautiful...