The Sunday Scribble
Coffee Crazy Good: Arlo reviews Robert Oster Caffe Crema
One color that is absolutely essential in every fountain pen collector’s ink collection is brown. Brown may not be everyone’s favorite color in the world, but it can easily be used in a professional setting, while not being the boring old blue or black ink. Additionally, a brown ink can always be used to complement oth
Penabling Mom: Curated Gift Sets for Mother's Day
Hello again, pen people! One of the most significant occasions occurring yearly is just around the corner. To commemorate this, EndlessPens has hand-picked four pens-and-ink sets from Lamy, world-renowned for both quality and design. These selections are sure to bring a smile to Mom’s face; whether as a novice or as an...
How to Grind a Simple Stub Nib
For almost all pen collectors, there comes a point when they want to become more involved in their hobby. Some people branch out by trying new inks with unusual properties, some try out all the different types of paper they can possibly find, and some decide that custom grinds are more enjoyable to write with than regu...
Inky Creatures: Cephalopod Series by Anderillium Inks
Anderillium Inks’ passion for the oceans and wildlife is manifested in their first offering of handcrafted inks. The Cephalopod Series, consisting of 8 colours, is directly inspired by these marine creatures. Each particular ink colour is representative of its namesake’s behaviour, biology, or habitat. The description...
Anderillium Spirula Green
Anderillium is one of the newest brands to hit the fountain pen market in the past few months. They produce a wide range of fountain pen inks, all with a marine theme to them. I have had the pleasure of getting to use two of these fascinating inks, and one of them will be reviewed today. The ink in question is Anderill...
Steps You Can Take To Beat Writer’s Block
As anybody who puts word to paper for a living can tell you, the very real threat of writer’s block is enough to derail any project on the spot. For those struggling with this affliction, it takes a prodigious effort to construct a single sentence. But hope exists because there are some steps you can take to beat write...
Ink Dyed Eggs
Every year during springtime, like hundreds of thousands of other families, my family gathers for the Easter Holiday. The kids hunt for candy-filled eggs, we have a nice dinner, we swim, and we always make sure to dye Easter eggs that will later be made into the most delicious deviled eggs in the world. However, due to...
Life Lessons from Pen, Ink, and Paper
A few posts back, I’ve mentioned how relatively new to the fountain pen experience I am, with less than 5 years under my belt. However, within that span of time, I’ve learned a few things from using fountain pens that have created ripples of change in my life. These tiny yet effective realizations have helped me get th...
Further Impressions: Robert Oster Signature Inks
Back when I was still starting on my fountain pen journey, I researched on what pens and inks were usually recommended. Among those prominently mentioned, Robert Oster Signature Inks kept coming up. Since then, the name has always been on my radar. When the opportunity came for me to purchase my first bottle, I truly h...
Beginner Nib Bracket #3: LAMY 2000 vs. Sailor Pro Gear Slim
Here we are, at our final match-up in determining the best beginner gold nib fountain pen! The two pens we will be taking a look at today are the LAMY 2000 and the Sailor Pro Gear Slim. They both have a 14 karat gold nib, with flat tops and a curved, football-esque shape. Before making our final determination, let’s ta...
Beginner Gold Nib Bracket #2: Pilot Custom 74 vs. Sailor Pro Gear Slim
For week 2 of trying to find the best beginner gold nib, I have decided to compare and contrast the Pilot Custom 74 and the Sailor Pro Gear Slim. Both are mid-sized fountain pens with 14 karat gold nibs. The Sailor Pro Gear Slim has flat ends and a swooping, football shaped body, while the Pilot Custom 74 is straight w...
Beginner Gold Nib Bracket #1: LAMY 2000 vs. Pilot Vanishing Point
To start off our first round of brackets for finding the best beginner gold nib on the market, I have decided to pit the LAMY 2000 and the Pilot Vanishing Point against each other. I did this because they both have uncommon nibs (the LAMY 2000 being semi-hooded, and the Pilot Vanishing Point being retractable), are bot...
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