Pens. Paper. Ink.
Objects for people who still believe writing should feel exceptional.
Reviews, collection notes and a carefully edited shop shelf: selected pieces, paper goods and writing objects with the same quiet attention as the archive.
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A selected object from the writing desk.
Each shop item is presented as part of the Follow My Pen world: clear photos, honest notes, stock visibility and secure checkout.
The maison
Four ways into the world of writing objects.
Browse the site as a connected system: research, collection, commerce and community, all held by the same visual language.
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Journal
Reviews with a collector's memory.
Long-form notes, comparisons and writing impressions built for slow reading.
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Collection
A visual archive of instruments.
Pens organised as objects of material, history, nib feel and daily use.
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Shop
Selected pieces, kept intentional.
A small shelf for available writing objects, paper goods and limited drops.
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PenHub
A place for the writing circle.
Community notes, meetings and future projects around fountain pen culture.
My Pen Collection
Newest pieces moving through the archive.
The latest fountain pens from the collection, shown as a continuous visual loop from the writing desk.
Open collection
The writing atelier
Small rituals, considered objects and notes worth returning to.
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.
Nib, resin, lacquer, paper and ink are read together as one writing experience.
Each piece becomes part of a visual record, preserved with details that are easy to revisit.
Reviews focus on balance, flow, texture and the quieter pleasure of writing by hand.
From the desk
Notebook developed for fountain pens – FMP Notebook No.1
“Hey Filip, which notebook should I buy for my fountain pen?” And honestly—I didn’t have a clear answer. This is the story behind FMP Notebook No.1.
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My impression of Waldmann gold nibs
A friend of mine told me about Waldmann pens a long time ago, and today, I have to start by saying—he was absolutely right. He said that if I was looking for a high-quality pen at a great price, I should check out Waldmann. Sterling silver, gold nibs, and all at a surprisingly affordable price…
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From Montblanc to Janzanderdesign: The Cocoon Pen That Changed My Perspective
I first came across the Cocoon pen by Jan Zander quite a long time ago. Its design and unconventional character immediately caught my attention, and I added it to my wishlist almost instantly. In fact, it was probably the only pen from a lesser-known independent brand that truly stood out to me at the time…
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