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Article: On Point With GoPens #3

On Point With GoPens #3
On Point

On Point With GoPens #3

On Point What is blotting paper? How do I use it? Blotting paper is a highly absorbent type of paper which we fountain pen lovers use to absorb excess ink from whatever we have written on. For inks that don't dry quickly enough, you can use a blotting sheet or a rocker blotter to prevent smearing of the ink across the paper, on to your hand or clothing, or to prevent shadow printing onto another page when you close your journal or notebook. Blotting sheets can be found in a variety of sizes, some with plasticized coatings on one side, and rocker blotters can be quite useful to keep at your desk.

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Handwritten Post: Calligraphy
Handwritten

Handwritten Post: Calligraphy

Why not have some hand written posts? Some posts will be hand written using vintage pens with mostly flexible nibs because that's the best part of gopens.com, isn't it? Aside from producing line va...

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Waterman 20S: Prohibition Era Flask
Vintage Pens

Waterman 20S: Prohibition Era Flask

Aside from interesting ephemera and useful tools like the Signagraph, Waterman created some other handy items. The Waterman 20S was a prohibition era flask from the 1920s. It was supposed to look e...

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