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:
— Discover the 1820's Color-Coded System for Memorizing Historical Events, Which Resembled Modern Art (1820) (Open Culture)
— Pilot Iroshizuku Kon-Peki on Rhodia (Inkcredible Colours)
— Fountain Pen Review: BENU Talisman Foxglove (Rants of The Archer)
— Handwriting with a Sailor Fountain Pen Concord Nib (Gourmet Pens)
— Profolio Oasis Summit Notebook Review (Fountain Pen Love)
— Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic crew to sign flight log with special space pens (Space.com)
— Ink Review #588: iPaper Taiwan Cherry Blossom (Fountain Pen Pharmacist)
— Sound Waves from Contemporary Music Become Traditional Chinese Landscapes in Du Kun’s Scroll Paintings (Colossal)
— State of the Art: Return of the Mini Press (Comfortable Shoes Studio)
— The Quietus Albums Of The Year So Far Chart 2021 (The Quietus)
— Diez plumas que no me han fallado nunca (El Pajarete Orquidiado)
— Pizza and Pimms (Stuart Lennon)
— Art collective Excalibur on using pixel art to blend Japanese myths with reality (It’s Nice That)
— Watch the Tate Modern Restore Mark Rothko's Vandalized Painting, Black on Maroon: 18 Months of Work Condensed Into 17 Minutes (Open Culture)
— Thomas Wilsons’ Cumberland Pencil Co (Pencil Fodder)
— The Best Waxed Canvas Backpacks in 2021 (Carryology)
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