Continuing my series of Tessa-talks-about-the-thing-everyone-is-talking-about-but-a-few-months-afterwards, I’ve had a play around with the much-hyped Fire & Ice Ink by Robert Oster. I’ve called this a mini […]
This is my second experience of a Diamine ink. You can see my review of the Beethoven dark green here. The orange is another shade […]
The Fountain Pentel is a funny little pen. It’s not quite like anything else I’ve used. It’s got a fibre nib but it’s shaped more […]
Since my fountain pen education began, I’ve been focussing on the lower end of the budget. This is mainly because I don’t really get the […]
I’m going to start by saying that I found this ink VERY wet, hence the drying times, but I think that’s because it would be […]
Lots of people suggested the Pilot Kakuno to me as an entry level fountain pen, so I ordered one! See my recent Cult Pens mini […]
So pretty much EVERYONE has reviewed this ink, (for example, Gourmet Pens, Ed Jelley, Pen Addict, Well-Appointed Desk etc, etc.) and have all done it far […]
After writing THIS POST, lots of people were lovely enough to suggest some fountain pens I’d like to try… One of these was the Lamy […]
As a “grown up”, I don’t have many reasons to buy metallic felt tips, but I actually needed something to write on black card with, […]
This was one of the first posts I wanted to write when I started this blog, and 7 months later - here I am! It […]
