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Anyone ever converted a Fountain Pen Revolution to an eyedropper??? I can't get this Himalaya V2 to hold onto a cartridge (It has a threaded cartridge and leaks like a MF). I'm going to give it a try. What's the worst that could happen?
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no one told me flex pens were this fun but now i’ve gotta figure out how to actually write with it and make it look good lol.
Superflex nib from Fountain Pen Revolution on a Himalaya V2, ink is Pilot Iroshizuku Fuyu-Syogun, paper is white 52gsm Tomoe River paper. you’d think i’d want a picture with the pen in it but i got so excited by the writing that you can only see it in the top corner
guys i really, really like the noodler's Ahab flex pen
like, a lot
like, enough I'm recommending it even though i know half of you will hate the smell so so so much
(the baking soda soak recommendation i found really reduced the smell significantly, highly recommend)
it's juicy enough to use my driest ink, too! which is a relief.
makes me want to try their music nib next.
to be serious though, the things I like about this pen include but are not limited to:
it feels nice to hold - the resin is warm and it feels like it's just a tiny bit soft while being really really sturdy in the hand, and it's a nice big pen for me without being heavy
the nib writes really smooth at the thinnest and it's not too bad at it's thickest either, tho I admit that that takes a lot more force than my hand is good for right now in any sustained way
even though I'm not able to exert enough pressure to get the full Flex without a fair amount of strain on my part, a) remember that I have a half paralyzed hand doing all of this, so your mileage may vary, and b) just the light line variation I get with natural writing with it is so appealing to me, I can't overstate it
and it's just so juicy, it lays down a lot of ink, and I know that that can be actually a problem in a lot of people's experience, but I adore it
and the clip looks like a whale! how incredibly nerdy! I love it when my pens are nerdy.
have you tried one? do you have a fave Flex pen? should I go for one of the zebra nib adapted pens next, or should I try out an architect or blade nib instead?
Flex nib fountain pen ASMR. ✒️✨ Tickling your brain with analog goodness.
I was practicing calligraphy with some Winston Churchill quotes but I kept running into feathering issues?? Does anyone else have this problem with Rhodia paper and Higgins eternal ink?
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This flex nib business is a bit of a journey 😂😂😂
Snow day! We’ve settled in to a Pride & Prejudice (1995 miniseries) marathon accompanied by a journaling and scrapbooking session!
also how to spell "copperplating" (which isn't even what it's called; still good to know how to spell it though)
