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Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Zebra Sarasa Clip Gel Pens @ZebraPen @ZebraPenUK
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
BookPensCom #7 Ink
This ink was sent over by Eric at Cohobbyist and although he is not currently carrying it, it was too an interesting bottle and color to ignore. I'm trying out a new ink post - it's not quite a review, just my thoughts on an ink with the usual things I do in a review: writing samples, swabs, etc. It may be utterly useless, but I have so many ink reviews in my ink folder - many of which are discontinued or whatever - but some of them are pretty. I figured I may as well share them.
This is an interesting dark, somewhat dusty purple ink. The bottle looks more interesting than it is easy to work with. The tall, round shape made it roll and it was easy to tip - something I learned just teetering on the edge of disaster. It shows a little bit of shading and was fairly well-behaved but I did not find this particular color outstanding enough to seek it out further.
Sunday, February 17, 2019
Sunday Reads: February 17. 2019
Stuff I Looked At Elsewhere & Read
- 13th Street Bakery Butter Tarts - House & Home.
- Gluten-free chocolate pecan shortbread cookies - Snixy Kitchen.
- Evolution of the Alphabet: Nearly 3,800 Years of Letters Explored Through a Color-Coded Flowchart - Colossal.
- Nutella Brownie Mousse Cake with Milk Chocolate Mirror Glaze - Love and Olive Oil.
- How to Make the Most Delicious Cinnamon Rolls Imaginable - Martha Stewart.
- Iceland’s Geysers and Waterfalls in 4K Slow Motion from Above - Twisted Sifter.
- Punny Illustrations of Moody Animals - Sad and Useless.
- The practice of letting go - Zen Habits.
- Cat plants you probably shouldn't water - Sad and Useless.
- Pre-photographic images ‘saved’ in new online archive - Financial Times.
- LAMY Special Editions 2019 - Lamy on YouTube.
- An Online Atlas Tracking Disappearing and Endangered Languages Across the Globe - Colossal.
- Timelapse of Single Cell Becoming Organism - Twisted Sifter.
Stuff I Apparently Did This Week
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