The First Annual Moleskinerie Exhibit (Moleskinerie.com)
Favorite/Most Useful, Art/Design Supply/Book Discussion... (ConceptArt.com)
Awesome walk-through of how a comic page gets made, with the Pilot Hi-Tec-C in heavy use (curiousoldlibrary.blogspot.com)
Moleskine Collages by Barry Silver (Moleskinerie.com)
See all sizes of this photo on Flickr.
I have found myself using this pen more and more since I made the writing sample above, and it turns out I like it better than I originally thought. This is easily one of the most comfortable pens I have used in a while, and the clicking I was explaining above has disappeared over time. I think I may try this one out in different varieties, including the multi-pen model.
Labels: Pens, Reviews, Zebra Sarasa
I have added a field to the right sidebar which I plan on keeping up to date with my current top 5 favorite pens. Since I switch pens so frequently, I thought you may like to see which models are currently striking my fancy.
The current list is:
The links go to the page where I reviewed the pen, or a model similar in the case of the Uni-Ball (the review was on the 0.38mm model, but I prefer the 0.28mm and will be reviewing it soon). Also, for the Hi-Tec-C, I very much prefer the Coleto barrel to the standard barrel, so that is what I am basing my ranking on.
Labels: Hi-Tec-C, Pens, Pentel, Pilot, Precise V5, Rankings, Signo DX, Slicci, Uni-ball
