Drawing with our Manga G Zebra Fountain Pen
Fountain pens for artists
. . because everyone can sketch
Introducing
Artist Alfonso Dunn
drawing like the masters . . see more at alfonsodunn.com
Pens made for people who love to draw, letter and sketch and create works of art for others to enjoy
. . and build a tool set that works using any any ink or paint - you can't plug up our Classic pens because nothing will stick to them
Watch artist Krisztián Kristóf sketch like the professionals
I used to attend more trade shows . . .
. . and I would ask a local artist to demonstrate my pens drawing and writing whatever they wanted to. Passers by would stop and ask, "Can I do that your pen?" The salesman in me wanted to say, "Yes, of course!", but the wiser me said, "Only if you practice a lot." There's no shortcut to success. I still practice all the time. Practicing to be an artist is also fun.
. . and now for reasons to think about buying our pens
Every Classic pen is made from a solid rod of POM. It’s a big advantage of our Classic pens - nothing sticks to POM. POM is expensive, which is why most pen companies don’t use it.
Use a wide range of popular nibs to draw the line you want - Manga G, Hunt, Brause Rose. Principal, Gillott 303, crowquills, our own Sketch and Music nibs. Slip the nibs in and out.
Calligraphers enjoy our pens because we support a wide range of pointed and broad edge nibs including Brause, Mitchell, Principal, Speedball and Manga G nibs.
We provide a variety of feeds with a range of flow rates that work with different inks and paints. Again - our pens are modular - slip feeds in and out.
Use new dye-based inks that are colorful and lightfast. Many artists have learned to enjoy new ink concoctions that are lightfast and permanent.
Ink flow results from many forces except in our Classic Pump Pens. When you want a stronger flow, press the pump - you get what you press, from a drop to a gush.
Contact us with any questions