What was the best writing experience you ever had?
What pen, paper, and ink were you using and what made it so great?
Posted Sep 22, 2018, 1:43 PM UTC
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Sailor 1911L, Muji dot spiral notebook and Kobe #7. The Sailor feedback gets ridiculously nice when paired with smooth paper and a wet-ish ink.
Rhodia paper isn't as smooth as Muji and feels more 'grippy', so weirdly I prefer cheap Chinese pens to Sailor/Platinum when writing on Rhodia.
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Nemosine Singularity 0.6 stub nib (I know, I'm tossing that out everywhere - but I found what works!) with Noodlers Cactus fruit Eel on Rhodia paper. There is a matte look to the ink when it dries that is just so mesmerizing and the pen is so smooth to write with and has such an interesting line variation that I find myself looking for excuses to write. So much so I went through an entire converter full of the ink in 2 days.
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I too will have to chime in with the Conid Regular Bulkfiller with a custom Mark Bacas CSI grind on a ti bock nib. Paper of choice is either Black n Red or Maruman Mnemosyne. Ink varies but right now I am enjoying [[R&K Alt Goldgrun]]
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Sailor Professional Gear MF.
Sailor Chu Shu.
G. Lalo Velin.
The combined feedback of the pen with the paper is so orgasmic that I just can't focus on what I'm writing.
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Pilot celemo M nib , Pilot Iroshizuku Chiku-rin and tomoe river paper.
It was just so great because of the incredible smoothness and feedback-less writing
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This one. My paper is generally Tomoe River or Rhodia.
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