Misfill, Lucky Catch Edition

Each week in Refill, the Pen Addict Members newsletter, I publish Ink Links as part of the additional content you receive for being a member. And each week, after 10 to 15 links, plus my added commentary on each, I'm left with many great items I want to share. Enter Misfill. Here are this weeks links:

— My “Lucky Catches” (Rachel's Reflections)

— A New USPS Collection Enlarges the World's Tiniest Lifeforms to the Size of a Postage Stamp (Colossal)

— Carlos Miranda on how an engineering background made him the illustrator he is today (Creative Boom)

— Ink Review #775: Faber Castell Viper Green (Fountain Pen Pharmacist)

— Hokusai's Action-Packed Illustrations of Japanese & Chinese Warriors (1836) (Open Culture)

— Papiertüten (Present & Correct)

— Giving Myself the Jentle Treatment (From the Pen Cup)

— Santini Giant 8 (Figboot on Pens)

— Overthinking my under-thought indexing routine (mnmlscholar)

— “Two Supes.” (Fountain pen blog)

— The Retro51 Santa Jaws is the perfect pen for ensuring Yuletide shark power never falls into the wrong hands (Extra Fine Writing)

— Serious Analog for Serious Conditions: Medical Treatment Trackers and Planners (Analog Office)

— Robert Oster Monsoon Clouds (Inkcredible Colours)

— As sweet as marmalade: Paddington is the latest star of Royal Mail’s anniversary stamps (It’s Nice That)

— Detailed Survey Drawings of Tokyo Hotel Rooms by Kei Endo (Spoon & Tamago)

— The Living Traditions of Hebrew Calligraphy (Hyperallergic)

— Sallymander Nibs Stacked nib Review (SBREBrown)

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Misfill, New Paper Edition

Each week in Refill, the Pen Addict Members newsletter, I publish Ink Links as part of the additional content you receive for being a member. And each week, after 10 to 15 links, plus my added commentary on each, I'm left with many great items I want to share. Enter Misfill. Here are this weeks links:

— We have a new paper. (Musubi)

— Lennon Tool Bar Hobe (Inkcredible Colours)

— Cute cats (José Naranja)

— Subtle Hues and Papery Textures Create Intimate Atmospheres in Lea Woo's Tender Illustrations (Colossal)

— How Blaise Cendrars Blazed a Trail Into Modernity (Hyperallergic)

— Kakimori Glass Dip Pen Nib Review (Blake's Broadcast)

— For the Love of Dog: A Group Show Fetches Wide-Ranging Interpretations of Our Favorite Companions (Colossal)

— From Glaser to Scher, see SVA’s iconic subway posters together for first time (It’s Nice That)

— What’s What 8/13-8/19 (Line Variation)

— Different versions of the same notebook? (Stationery 🍕)

— Pen Porn: Retro 51 Rainforest (Rachel's Reflections)

— Leonardo MZ Foresta Umbra (Figboot on Pens)

— AJOTO Pocket Paper (AJOTO)

— Single Subject Notebooks (From the Rostra)

— Ink Review #774: Rohrer & Klinger Solferino (Fountain Pen Pharmacist)

— Pen Show Prep: 5 Things Not to Miss at the Upcoming San Francisco Pen Show (The Gentleman Stationer)

— New Dominant Industry Inks (Mountain of Ink)

— Journaling Series: 5 Year Diary (Writing at Large)

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Misfill, Grow You Own Pigments Edition

Each week in Refill, the Pen Addict Members newsletter, I publish Ink Links as part of the additional content you receive for being a member. And each week, after 10 to 15 links, plus my added commentary on each, I'm left with many great items I want to share. Enter Misfill. Here are this weeks links:

— 10 Questions for Ellie Irons, an Artist Who Grows Her Own Pigments (Hyperallergic)

— No More Grail Pens: Hunting Fun Nibs at the 2023 D.C. Pen Show (The Gentleman Stationer)

— Retro writing 15 – Pomera DM250 (Art vs. Entropy)

— Sketchbook Flipthrough (24 min) (Francis Theo)

— Ishimaru #35 Grasshopper (Inkcredible Colours)

— Wearingeul Kim So Wol Literature (Mountain of Ink)

— Studio Neat Mark One Review (The Poor Penman)

— Sophie Green on self-doubt, battling procrastination and growing as a creative (Creative Boom)

— Shibui North Copper Pocket Pen (dapprman)

— In love with mechanical pencils (José Naranja)

— Pilot Iroshizuku Tsuki-Yo Fountain Pen Ink Review (BLAKE'S BROADCAST)

— Pelikan 4001 Blue-Black Returns To North America (The Pelikan's Perch)

— Peter Feigl’s Diary (Notebook Stories)

— Week 31 of the Pro Democracy Protests (Writing at Large)

— Issue#13 Keeping and letting go of Fountain Pens (Fountain Pen Weekly)

— Pen Shopping at Appelboom Boston (Line Variation)

— WeTransfer releases free colouring book with Tara Booth, Ori Toor and more (It’s Nice That)

— Color Traveler Seto Inland Sea Blue Black on Tomoegawa Tomoe River (Inkcredible Colours)

— Scribo Piuma (Figboot on Pens)

— Reader Question 6: Help, I'm writing in five notebooks daily, how do I pare down? (Analog Office)

— Slippery Smooth: Kokuyo Perpanep Tsuru Tsuru (Dime Novel Raven)

— Ink of the Week – Diamine Ruby (Fountain Pen Love)

— Yarn & Ink: The Weekender and a fall ink palette. (The Well-Appointed Desk)

— Incredible Manga-Like Drawing by Hokusai from Early 1800s (Core77)

— Touching the dice (Take Note Podcast)

— Let's do the 21 Pen Questions (Extra Fine Writing)

— Ink Review #773: Inkebara Brown-Gray (Fountain Pen Pharmacist)

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