Click here to read this post in English Hola querido hiver. Al leer la propuesta de @mipiano para el tema del mes en la comunidad Hive Collectors di un salto de alegría... si hay algo que he guardado a

I just picked up this interesting new pen. Yes, another pen post. The pen is new to me, but older than me. Here it is: This is the Pilot Short S-150 SS, produced between 1966 and 1969. The particular example

I’ve written before about liking things that last. Objects that aren’t meant to be used up and thrown away, but lived with. Repaired. Refilled. Carried forward. Today’s post is about one of those objects:

International Fountain Pen Day! Fountain pens are a connection to our literary past. The look and feel of a shiny metal nib on smooth paper is unlike any other experience.

I’ve had a bit of an unhealthy obsession with stationery since I was a teenager, collecting post-its, notebooks, staples, whiteboards, highlighters and mechanical pencils… It wasn't just office supplies,

I received my first fountain pen for my 10th birthday. It was a gift from my father. It was a white Parker Vector with a fine nib and black ink. Although it sparked my interest in fountain pens, my

In the past four years on Hive, I've mentioned here and there that I'm a fountain pen user, so some of you may be aware, but I have never done a post about it. No big reason. I just enjoy them. I read

Hi there HIVE world! I'm Kai - aka Ezenami. I'm an artist, designer, art supplies addict, daily doodler, urban sketcher, gamer and all around geek currently living in Toronto Canada Eh! I paint with multitude

I prefer the pen. There is something elemental about the glide and flow of nib and ink on paper. Author: James Robertson

I think that not many people use fountain pens these days. I have been looking for a few nice, deep purple inks with a drop of blood-like colour. In fact purple used to be a sign of wealth or power. It