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- In this new series, I share the pens and inks I took to work that week.
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You should definitely continue this series, it's quite enjoyable to watch!
Years ago, Fighting Knives Magazine had a recurring article, "The knife that I carry" that operated on a similar premise (and it was the highlight of each issue. Take a famous person who is a knife fan, and ask them what actually found its way into their pocket, and why. Excited you're doing something similar for pens-what's good or interesting enough to make it out the door with you. Well done.
lymantria10 Thank you!
Yes, yes, yes Broer! I think it would be fascinating to discuss not only pens, but also notebooks, writing pads, portfolios, etc., that you use and/or have used and that you recommend. I personally use different notebooks for different projects, and let me tell you, they have come in infinitely handy when referring back to my notes for decisions made by the team and things like that. People always come to me for my notes because they're not only comprehensive but efficiently organized so that I can easily locate the topic in question. The key is having the right pen and paper to facilitate the note taking process.
Excellent series, I look forward to more. Also great to see the writing samples with the inks you've chosen.
Great fun. Interesting insights. Keep it up. Glad you reminded me of the Omas 360.
Yes; enjoyed this format of video. Thank you.
Very nice indeed; I love the idea and the format - more please!
Lots of fun and very enjoyable. Always find your videos informative. Keep them coming!
Thanks for doing this. Please keep doing theses.
I loved the video. It isn't necessarily useful but it is fun to watch and that's why I keep coming back to your channel.
This was fun. Definitely do more!
Enjoyed this Stephen, would happily watch more of these
Fabulous video, like the format and very informative
Great idea for a series. Keep 'em coming, Stephen.
Yes please continue this series. The one other thing that I think would be very interesting would be what kind of note books you use. Thanks a lot for what you do.
I like the format.
Great series....Please keep doing it.
Great Video Stephen. I vote for more!!!
Really enjoyed this video. Nice to see what others are carrying. Thank you
This format is fine. Enjoyed it very much.
Can we have another vlog, Stephen? Holland is a beautiful part of the Netherlands.
Thank you for posting this.
Very enjoyable! Great new video format :)
continue this series for sure!
I love the video format! An occasional update on your carry would be a fascinating view. Thanks for the entertaining video as usual
Like the video. Like the content, like the format, and like all the information. Thank you and keep em coming.
I enjoyed this video very much. I would love for you to continue with this series. By the way, I love my Visconti 6 pen pouch! I feel my pens are well protected in it. Thanks for all of your videos. I really enjoy them.
It's really nice to see which pens others take to work. I hope to see more videos of the series in the future.
Always wanted to know this, so yes, a very useful video. Thanks
Did I enjoy this? Yes. Do I want to see more? Yes. Thanks
Yes, I'm very much a fan of this video
Nice, waiting for next chapter 👍
a fun style of video for sure. Interesting information to receive.
Helpful as always, Stephen. I like seeing writing samples in a group, comparing the nibs and the inks.
I like this! I can't wait for more of these and "How do you like me now?" videos!
Love it! Please do more
Please do more in this format. Thanks SBRE
Like the format Dr. Brown. I go back and forth on my brown inks between the MB Toffee Brown and J Herbin Lie de The. To my eye on an uncalibrated computer screen, the ink you called SBRE Brown looked similar to the LDT.
Very interesting format.
Please do continue this series. I'm drooling over these lovely pens--especially the Omas 360.
Excellent!!
Love this kind of video :) Would love to see more of them made!
I enjoyed this new series!!
Love the format. Keep it up please :)
Well done. Good stuff. Just do it.
do not stop doing these videos!!!!!!!!!
Great idea for a series, and quite unique - moving from theory to practice. It's interesting to see all the colours of ink, and how you've matched them to nib size. Plus the pens are gorgeous. Very enjoyable- two thumbs up 👍👍
I like what you have done here as I too carry several different pens to work, keep going, do not stop
Cheers
Good series, keep it coming :)
Thanks!
this is a good series... it allows one to see a comparison of several pens....
Fantastic Video Stephen Beautiful Pens & Ink. Keep up the great work. Nick.
+Nicholas Aarons Thank you!
love the 360s... found a BP version and have the smaller not Grande FP but man the fountain pen grande is terrific... funny too how some love the triangle and others not so much! NICE pens and as always a great show
this format is cool as long as you change the pens you carry ;)
however i really enjoy your channel and thanks for all your reviews, even if i can't afford any of the pen you show is ever beautiful looking and dreaming abut them
Thanks for posting - I like the concept and also would be interested to hear what types of writing tasks you use each of the pens for during the work day.
like the format, good video! You and I have the same grading style for our students!
The nib on the first pen shown is impressive.
Do make more of these. Fountain pens are always nice to see.
Loved this new format. Thank you for posting it 👍. One day I'd love to own an Omas 360 - good size pen with a rounded off triangular shape which I love.
very nice concept, enjoyed it. Would be nice to have a weekly/monthly one.
Enjoyable loooove it
Very enjoyable! Thanks. I like a peek inside people's pen pouches 😊
I LOVE IT
I started doing videos like this which I called "Pens in Use." It's a lot more popular on my channel than my reviews. I think people enjoy seeing a lot of pens and getting some follow up on which ones you actually continue to use.
Liked the style! DO do more!
Really enjoyed this , I also find MB Inks to be outstanding and corn poppy red is one of my favourite reds along with the Shaffer red . Thanks Dr Brown
I very fine video, I liked it very much - thank you!
Stephen, Another great video. One dilemma that I have is being cautious in only taking to work fountain pens that I am willing to lose. However, you appear brave enough to take some of your best performers. Hope you address this question in a future entry. As always, appreciate your insights. FountainBen
I highly enjoy watching your videos. Thanks. The pens I take to work are the pilot metropolitan, a Platinum Plaisir, a Cross Aventurer, a Jinhao X750. Recently I took a TWSBI diamond 580 with me. My work colleagues have never seen such an expensive or high tech pen like this before! :)
I like the daily carry format, would love to see more of them on occasion.
Do you like to use any pen rolls? I have a Franklin Christoph leather pen roll that holds 7 pens, and I love it. Fits nicely in my backpack or into a locked drawer if I have to step out for a minute at work.
This was a great idea loved it but as another viewer already said I'd watch any video you put out I'm fairly new to this pen mania but I did manage to get the Classic LB5 in the brown #00
Mary Harper That's a good score :-)
keep this series up!! very good. are you still taking your highlighter and whiteboard pens to work? Would be nice to address those items as well in future videos perhaps.
robert miller I'll keep it up!
Just saw this. Great to see what others are using at work. Give me some ideas.
Yes, more.
I enjoyed that. I guess not enough people commented when it first came out to continue the series, though. That's a shame. But thanks--2 years later.
Thanks Dr. Brown. I always find it interesting to know what other people carry. I have an original OMAS 360 but It would be unlikely for me to take it to work. I fear losing my pens or having one go missing so the pens I take to work are TWSBI Diamond 580 Fine, last few fills were with J, Herbin Eclat de Saphir, TWSBI Eco (black) 1.1 Stub with Diamine Oxblood, and occasionally either a Lamy Safari (F) or a Jinhao 750 and the inks vary from my collection depending on my mood.
Keep it up, nice and innovative. I am retired now. One of the things I miss about having a job is that there is often no place to take my pens each day. They are sad too (do I hear them crying?) I used to carry two fountain and one roller ball most days.
A nice little diversification from your usual pen reviews - call it a twist (of the cap) ;D I notice, all six are the big boys of your collection - & I do like that Namiki Emperor eyedropper - perhaps I should rename it, the 'Jawdropper' - you could carry your shopping home in that barrel !! Makes my MB 149 look positively juvenile. Super-cool collection, Stephen...keep rolling them out.
I enjoyed
I loved seeing your pens. If I owned any of them they would NOT go to work with me because I would fear losing them or having someone take them. I already lost a whole set of erasable pens I took to work and don't know if I miss placed them or if someone lifted them. I will use my fountain pens in my journal for now. I will stick to taking inexpensive pens just in case I lose them. Your collection definitely made me want some more expensive pens to call my own. Thanks for sharing!
I enjoyed this. Next I'll be interested to learn when you swap pens out of this list and why.
I have a Stipula Gaudi pen with a Titanium nib and while I like the pen and the flex, the nib seems mushy, but then the first semi flex nib I used was in Noodler's pen.
Continue!
Would be great to see this in 2020
Not only pen porn, but also you gave us an insight into your personality. Keep them coming. So many Italians! So many flashy colors. And so many valuable pens. I don't have anything quite as fancy as any of those pens, and yet I leave my most valuable pens at home. If I'm writing at work or in a cafe I don't want to use a flashy pen that will attract attention. That's just me.
Very nice video
I enjoy any posts from you, its because of the SBRE Brown blog that I and I'm sure a lot of us, have learned how to do things with fountain pens, maintainance etc, also to be able to visually experience so many pens / inks.
I think this is a new/good idea but how you continue the input will be of intetest. The pens you take to work, Gordon H Bennet... I hope you're well insured. What if you left that lot in a taxi or on a bus. Sorry to be so pessimistic but shit happens,, regularly!
But hey there Doc... Those who watch your stuff love you for doing it, remember most of us can't afford one of these pens you carry so I would ask you not to forget about the jinhao, kaigelu, dollar or other inexpensive products we all use.
Best wishes to all pen people.
Very nice pens, but wow the total value of them must be eye watering! Hope you never lose your bag.
I gotta say, I never liked that Poppy Red much, from the writing samples I've seen around online - but it does looks amazing on that LB5!
Great and enjoyable video. I don't think you necessarily have to do this every week because I'm sure there are two or three of your pens that never leave the pouch from week to week. So just make them whenever you feel like it and don't feel obliged to post a new video every week or so.
That's a nice yellow.
Very nice, please keep these videos coming. I also wonder which specific pen-ink do you use to sign documents at/outside work? Thanks!
I take a red Jinhao 159 with a Goulet 1.5mm italic nib. Currently enjoying it with R&K Salix.
I do like the new segment. In the next one would it be possible to write out the nib size. I kept on missing it when comparing it to the other pens you are using. Thanks
I like the video style especially given you must write a lot as an academic and psychologist. A few questions:
1) As someone who writes professionally, do you get 'writer's callus' and does the OMAS 360 prevent that completely?
2) Do you worry about the combined worth you are carrying with you in case of losing them?
3) When you are taking notes in a therapy session, what is your preferred nib size and what kind of paper do you use? (I'd like to know this since aspiring psychiatrist)
Thank you so much, if you answer in a video, please indicate so I can find it.
I heve never developed a writer's callus. I do think that if one were to develop one, the 360 probably wouldn't stop it from happening, as there's still a lot of contact between finger and pen. I've never really worried about value, but I do lock the pens up if I leave my office. I don't do therapy, but if I see participants, I like a finer nib, because it tends to be less picky as to paper. I usually just use work-supplied (yet surprisingly fountain pen friendly) paper.
I enjoy this new format quite a bit. As a former academic who used fountain pens to grade and comment on student papers, I found that a fine nib worked best on the dreadful copy paper students use. I prefer a medium or stub nib for my own writing,, but those tend to bleed through the paper terribly. I was told by my adviser to not use red ink in grading. Students tend to see anything in red as saying they did something wrong. Actually, I think that this is an old wives tale. I've never seen any research on this. It's probably an academic folk tale - the PhD. version of the Billy Goat's Gruff.
Isaac Fox I mark up in yama budo, De Atramentis fuchsia, or green
Would be interested to see an update on this
I take a fisher bullet space pen most days
EDC Adventures Me too. I work outside but need something that will write in any condition. I do sometimes bring along a Karas Kustoms anodized aluminum pen, but after my old Lamy workhorse froze solid on me I'm much more careful about liquid inks in the elements.
Nice pens.
My EDCs tend to be very robust pens like the Kara Ink and the Gist Tactile to survive the knocks and bangs of daily use
DEFINITLY INTERESTING. Thank you Manfred Knie. Austria
I have a fountain pen revolution pen roll. I carry 6 pens in it. a vintage flexpen, another vintage that's an everyday writer, a med italic pilot prera, a finepount twsbi 580, a modern flex pen (guru) and a broad italic calligraphy pen. I'm an art teacher, so I like to have options.😁 if I'm going to be finishing a drawing I usually like to have a cheap eye dropper like a noodlers Charlie filled with something like d atramentis document black, as well. I only put tricky ink in cheap eye droppers that can be disassembled very easily. I like to rotate my vintage pens which is why I didn't specify but as for Flex pens I do prefer my Watermans 52 1/2
Leuke. interessante video. Zoals we van jed gewend zijn.