Longest out, first in, I say
A clean split this week: three returning pen and ink pairs with three new combinations. I leaned heavily on the “last inked” column of my pen database to select this week’s new trio of pens.
The pens that write together stay together
This week sports seven inked writers. Each of which is a survivor from last week’s currently inked. Six black nibs, and one steel.
My school is running a professional development day on Thursday. I anticipate a healthy amount of fast writing at odd angles (thank you, auditorium seating) and jottings this week. So keeping five of this week’s inked pairings equipped with round nibs is reasonable.
The heavy metal of nib selection
The Gentleman Stationer posted a lovely reflection on the draw of stealthy pens last weekend. Black pens, often with black or dark rhodium trim. And sometimes with black nibs, too. Inspired by Joe’s post, I pulled my own all-black pens from my pen tray.
Adding smiles with the sentimental
This week’s currently inked adds two pens. I chose them because they both hold sentimental value for me.
All together, this week offers a healthy mix of nib sizes. The color palette follows suit. Two EF (in grey and blue), two F (green and orange), and two B (blue and purple).