I ink with a nib; at the moment it's the Brause no. 29EF, the one that is shaped like a pointing hand. It's stiff without being inflexible, and the palm of the hand holds a nice spread of ink.
Slothman, you put it beautifully. Thanks for that.
I am sending a link to my blog. If you get the chance it may be of interest to you, or maybe to anyone reading this. PS. I love your moleskins, but I miss the your Text stories.
Do you mind me asking what kind of nib/brush you use?
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ReplyDeleteI ink with a nib; at the moment it's the Brause no. 29EF, the one that is shaped like a pointing hand. It's stiff without being inflexible, and the palm of the hand holds a nice spread of ink.
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One of these days the fruit and vegetable kingdom are going to put Manhog in his place!
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I am sending a link to my blog. If you get the chance it may be of interest to you, or maybe to anyone reading this. PS. I love your moleskins, but I miss the your Text stories.
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Just thought I'd leave you a note about the newly discovered "psychedelica" fish.
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Seems right up your alley. Watch the video.
The answer is more like a question: has Manhog ever truly experienced the wrath of unfettered landscape?
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I'm-a buy this book when it's done, that's for damn sure what happens next.
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It will adopt Manhog to replace it's slaughtered young. The resemblance is uncanny (to it).
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