#colorverse

Here is a little test sentence! Written with a big juicy 1.1mm TWSBI GO stub nib fountain pen 😎.

Grouchy about it, because I really wanted to see the Kalmar Nyckel in person. However!

My new pen arrived t' other day, so I am less grouchy! :D

please excuse my shitty handwriting I was crouched in a very bad writing position that put my wrist at horrific angles

The TWSBI ECO Year of the Horse special edition! This is my, um. *counts on fingers* Fifth? Fifth! TWSBI ECO.

Shut up they're wonderful little workhorse pens that don't dry out and will simultaneously stay inked forever and flow like the wettest ho you've ever met. There's a reason I call my TWSBIs my WAPs: Wet Ass Pens.

Anyway, I bought this one direct from Kirk Speer of Pen Realm because that way I could get A NIB GRIND and I just love NIB GRINDS but most especially ARCHITECT GRINDS! The vast majority of nibs are round, so they'll produce a consistent line, but nib grinds are a fun rabbit hole of personalizing your writing with some tasty line variations without the need of a flex nib. Architect grinds produce writing that has thin vertical strokes and thick horizontal strokes, and I find this grind very smooth to write with based on how I hold my pens.

Ink here is Colorverse α Cap which I thought matched the cute little clouds on the pen perfectly. For a non-shimmer match, Anderillium Ink's Luna Moth Green would also be awesome.

"If snow is the silence that falls from the sky, perhaps rain is an endless sentence." -Han Kang

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I've heard that this ink is too light to use for everyday fountain pen use, but I love how it looks when writing calligraphy.

before they die and come back. They only see the world in black and white. but when they die, they see more colors than grey.

Danny sees red.

Jason sees green.