My TOP 5 Favorite Fountain Pens!

[@tcklife7583]

Your obsession of pens has grown my obsession of pens

[@meflea3675]

I read that as "obsession of penis"

[@hansgreutmann4495]

I was about to post this! #Penlife

[@gotworc]

@@hansgreutmann4495 #penisland

[@G.A.Ullrich_1Q84]

right!?!

[@tcklife7583]

Laners C lol thank you

[@NikiBechusWTF]

I've really taken to this bloke, love that what you see is what you get. He's not trying to impress anyone, shoots his videos in his kitchen and he's got a lovely dry sense of humour, so you not quite sure if it's meant to be funny but it is. He's certainly a little off beat which makes his videos a pleasure to watch. Thanks for being real Peter.

No one could write my impression as you do, Niki. Thank you :)

[@lonroberry]

Well said.

[@AtilioEscobar]

U just figured out for me why I found him so interesting.

[@Louis-lu5wh]

Niki Bechus I can tell your British “ bloke “ 😉

[@iMac9991]

his dry humor truly is great!

[@happyestus6688]

I'm not an artist by any stretch of the imagination, but I've fallen in love with pens and the idea of being an artist thanks to your channel. I love the stuff you put out and just wanted to say thanks

[@ninja-oldchannel]

Jordan Chaput I disagree, you are an artist

[@paulchristian5375]

SHOW US YOUR WORK

[@RyanTinger]

Ditto the original comment. Thanks Peter!

[@3leggedwarrior850]

I found this channel through watching caligraphey vids. Idk if thats how u spell it but yea

[@eshavjy]

@@Dawn24Michele Not the original comment but your words have motivated me to make art, so much more than platitudes of you're talented so you can do it. Thank you :)

[@eerie_embroidery]

"Yep, there is a PenCon and it's as crazy as you'd imagine."

[@divine5328]

Then it's just boomers standing around doing nothing

[@x-changex-outx-oner8224]

@@divine5328 Apparently they are people who are earning a living on the weekends (the ones selling pens), and people(buying pens) who spend their hard EARNED living on something they enjoy.

[@divine5328]

X-change, X-out, X-oner8 It was a joke.

[@x-changex-outx-oner8224]

@@divine5328 Whatever.

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

Bro it probably get *so* lit at PenCon.

[@Gleeeby]

I want someone to look at me like Peter looks at the Muji pen

[@xyzct]

I see you. I _SEE_ you.

[@AllenFreemanMediaGuru]

Rosie Mulray Ha! Nice.

[@laszlokun5398]

I have a muji pen, i understand.

[@deanandreoli1975]

totally doable.

[@tempest9367]

Amen

[@blsemetan7232]

Now we need your TOP FIVE FOUNTAIN INK : P

[@1017Gabby]

Yes!

[@xyzct]

+1

[@kevocaudillo4564]

I am sure his inks contain absinthe, or either mixed with crack! 😯

[@FreeSpokenOne]

One for each and every ink color ever made

[@raquelaliyah]

I find him very attractive. Like not that he's like REALY sexy or anything, just his personality and he seems so sweet and he is pretty cute too lolll

[@jesussanchez8967]

Ask him out already

[@rashone2879]

My first pens were Twisbi and LAMY Safari which I learned about from Peter’s reviews a few years ago. I was an experienced pencil artist, but got turned on to the idea of pen and ink drawing. I’ve never looked back.

[@3leggedwarrior850]

Oh stfu peter 😂

[@Alchemizingg]

He had me at "I'm ready for any eventuality."

[@Roughdraft214]

I want someone who talks to me like we’re in jr high. Sigh.

[@feIps_]

This is the most heartwarming sponsor shoutout ever.

[@goldfish1769]

It's like Bob Ross

[@TheMainStreamFilms]

Me: “How’d your surgery go grandpa?” My grandpa talking about his hip replacement: 4:19

[@henryforster8101]

Relatable 100% +400% + another 600% Oh no another one of those comments Am I right lol Anyone remember these? Eh? No? Seriously these used to be everywhere Ok I'll have mercy this time =P

[@Clay50]

Im dead XD

[@rashams1605]

bruh!

[@lancebangle]

I liked this comment 5 months ago, came back, forgot what is was, LOL’d again.

[@Brandino807]

@@henryforster8101 People still do that sometimes.

[@Wintersheim]

The Muji rubber spot is intended for a sticker. Some Muji fountain pens come with dot stickers. I marked my Muji pen with a white dot sticker (not from Muji) that I colored in using the ink color I’m using. Easier to recognize especially if you have a few Muji fountain pens with different ink colors.

[@mjstudiosj7835]

It’s so cool that he has such a passion for his pens that he treats them like kids. I adore it

[@ghost_of_taliesin]

"... enthusiast level fountain pens.. you'll know when you get there" 😂 Idk what about this video that gives off a calming effect on me. The way he talks, the little awkward pauses 😁

[@bobmajor2204]

Peter I have three Lamy Safari fountain pens with broad nibs and I use Lamy ink. No problems with their writing or ink flow. Cost $55 Australian. Only problems were that two of the caps became loose after a few years and had to be replaced. The pen with a cartridge lasts about one week with a lot of writing and I use it when travelling-quick and easy to change ,no leaks and more compact than carrying a bottle. Lamy Safari are excellent pens. Bob Major Adelaide South Australia

[@charcology]

im glad he has time to make videos on his university course. he is my favourite youtube because he is so unique and eccentric and nice

[@blackib1s]

just discovered this channel last week prolly watched like 4 hours of content already . great channel , great art , great personality .

[@Albumbrella]

I discovered this channel a couple of months ago and I've seen almost every video on the channel lmao.

[@CityKanin]

Dr. peter is the best!

[@alexmood6407]

If you’re using Carbon ink you need to give your pens a good wash more often as it is pigment not dye based. I like Schmidt nibs, like the one on Muji Pen. They’re underrated.

[@axeforfrozensea9563]

I've never written with a fountain pen, never even thought about it, but was still captivated enough to watch this entire video. I want one now. Great, a new obsession. Thanks a lot.

[@annamarielewis7078]

You will love it. It is Zen like. There is a strong connection between writing and your brain and thought processes, and writing with a smooth fountain pen elevates it to joy.

[@vinwszhong3318]

TW = Tai Wan, BI = Pen in chinese TWSBI = TW's BI = Tai Wan's Pen

[@SeanSkyhawk]

Actually TWS is SWT reversed, sān wén táng 三文堂 So the abbreviation would actually translate to 三文堂笔

[@radiopoet1330]

I don’t even care... it has just become my absolute favorite pen.

[@dansv1]

TWSBI's name stands for the phrase "Hall of Three Cultures" or "San Wen Tong" in Chinese. The character "Wen" translates into language and culture. The phrase "San Wen Tong" also brings to mind the Hall of the Three Rare Treasures created by Emperor Qianlong as a memorial to three great masterpieces of Chinese calligraphy. The initials of the phrase "San Wen Tong" was reversed and thus turned into "TWS". The last letters "Bi" was added with its literal meaning of "writing instruments". Thus combining the two segments, creating TWSBI. -from their website,

[@GhoulScoutCookie]

The twsbi eco is my favorite. It's so smooth to write with. That muji test scribble was pretty impressive!

[@x-changex-outx-oner8224]

TWSBI definitely makes a good product. I have a few of them myself.

[@GhoulScoutCookie]

@@x-changex-outx-oner8224 I like that its able to write even when it goes long periods of time unused.

[@x-changex-outx-oner8224]

@@GhoulScoutCookie That is one of my favorite parts about it. The other parts are the nibs and they feel pretty solid for a plastic pen.

[@fallobstlp]

Peter: I can give you a top five potato. Me: Say Yucon gold Peter: Idaho Potato, some other potato. Me: Say Yucon gold Peter: Yucon gold Me: ahhhh yes, it's all coming together

[@justindavenport9182]

You're a sad individual.

[@BloodSprite-tan]

not many people even know 5 varieties of potatoes though. haha

[@makeupbycheyanne4496]

Sorry but its Yukon

[@botgurl6583]

I'm guessing he's a fan of the movie "Best in Show" with this potato bit.

[@jacobmiller3603]

I was thinking the exact same think lol

[@v2blaster228]

Small correction: Noodler's Black is water based but is in fact also water resistant and 'bulletproof' as the brand calls it. Immune to bleach, alcohol and UV and such I believe.

[@zoep6887]

Only ten dislikes. the audacity of people to dislike such a kind person.

[@abracadabra469]

It is at 77 now which both disappoints and amazes me

[@kevocaudillo4564]

Didn't you know that being a moronic azzho Is held in high regard and is rather in fashion these days...especially from the pc gestapo!😯

[@Hud_Adnan]

We’ll dislikes are now a thing of the past

[@reidpaslay]

I love the Opus/Pilot hybrid. I always get a yay-I'm-doing-art! feel when I use my parallels!

[@charlessarsfield2816]

i would love to see a. vid of you going through your fav drawing supplies fx, erasor, pencil, marker, coloring pencil

[@muskie2543]

Thanks for the sponsor timer!! Everyone should do that

[@caitmcdonald8896]

I don’t even draw but I just love your chaotic energy 😂 big fan

[@peddyprincess]

Peter stop being so dang cute! I can't afford all these pens I keep buying because you look at me with those dreamy eyes and saying "Ooooh I like that. It feels good."

[@doodlefondue]

Wow! Few years ago when people recommended you fountain pens you said you didn’t like. Now look at that....plenty of collection! :)

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

Peter Draws is probably one of the 3 or 4 people who does sponsor ads in a way that I can truly enjoy to experience and not immediately roll my eyes and skip through. That, and his sponsors are actually good sponsors. 😋

[@coleyamos]

He put a count down timer for the sponsored ad... and I appreciated that.

[@blippiwithaclippi3197]

I accident stabbed myself with one of my tech pens the other day. So now I have a tattoo

[@henryforster8101]

Congratulations

[@AllenFreemanMediaGuru]

Cosmic Cola The invention of the tattoo!

[@zgoosekeeper]

Hahaha

[@vangoghsseveredear]

Which one do you have?? I've been loving my tech pens lately. I want to get my hands on a set of faber Castell, but they've been discontinued 😪

[@kevocaudillo4564]

Believe it or not.....that's how tattoos were invented!😜

[@rikymarty3907]

When you see Peter doesnt have dislikes :). There's still hope .

[@charlierohkohl5182]

He can try out my Schaeffer pen then. Disappointed the guy at the art store even let me walk out with it.

[@doodletime9041]

He has now :(

[@endless.delirium]

The Ol' Riky Marty Jinx strikes again.

[@riteasrain]

I keep saying, once you mention it, they come. So zip it peeps 😃

[@charlierohkohl5182]

@Öykü Elif Şare Its a bit of the pen and the nib. It just doesnt flow properly. I have to press heavy and it dies after just a slight marking

[@JamesPawson]

That ink at 8:30 appears to be Rohrer & Klingner Alt-Goldgrün, it's my favourite.

[@RavenNork]

i’m a simple man, i see peter has a new video, i like and watch that video

[@SarahAndBoston]

I recommend the sailor fude de mannen...about $9 on Amazon (needs an $8 piston converter) but has an AMAZING thin-thick line that’s based on angle, not pressure. Try it!

[@Mote.]

I always love coming back to rewatch how much fun you had with the muji pen.

[@johnmagus6341]

You are one of my top five favorite KZbinrs.

[@singlesideman]

The Waterman's 55 is the greatest pen ever made. I have three and they're all so very different. Absolute genius design, made incredibly well by both humans and machines from durable materials, with incredible performance and ergonomics and practicality and elegance, logic and soul. And best of all, they're from the late teens and twenties - I'm immediately transported to the time... You're holding one hundred year old memories in your hand, in one perfect little personal device, and keeping it going, to tell even more stories... Forever...

[@bamsway]

Wow this is nice! I really want to try these pens out :) I recently tried out copic markers. Have you ever tried drawing with them Peter? I posted a video about it so feel free to take a look if you need some inspiration :)

[@cpikl2003]

Nice art man. Keep on going.

[@fakename287]

Lol the casual advertisement slipping in

[@lefroy1]

17:51 Hey Peter, I don't know if this is of interest to you, or indeed if it's the same material, but looking at your Waterman there, it looks like it might be made of vulcanite and suffering from oxidization. Pipe smokers get the same problem with their vulcanite stems, and they use Obsidian oil, which liberally applied and then buffed off a good time later, will bring everything back jet black and super shiny.

[@cloudybeforerain7134]

“There was a point in my life when I had zero fountain pens.” Yeah, I remember that. It was a very long time ago.

[@alberteinstein1015]

You, I'm at that stage right now

[@monkfan72]

Waterman's 55! You LUCKY, LUCKY Dawg! There is nothing like the nib and feed union on a 1920's Waterman's. It is my favorite in my fountain pen stable, and even amongst my vintage pens. It's so good I compare every other new vintage acquisition to it, and found them all wanting. It's my everyday carry, everyday writer. I will never regret purchasing this pen. (If you ever get tired of yours, send me a message.)

[@aprila3998]

Amazing video very real and very true. I like that he does not show off his things he simply wants to show you what he thinks based on his experience using these pens. I really like the way his videos don't have music and you can really hear him. He seems to be like a god of pens from another time which to me is very interesting in times when videos on KZbin are not all good, this one stands out from the rest.

[@endless.delirium]

Thanks for doing this, Peter. Excited to grow my collection and with the help you've provided I can narrow my efforts.

[@ZacVaper]

I have the Twsbi clear with clear cap. I think it's a good pen for the money and I like the clear and how people think the pen is the color of the ink. One day I'll have a red pen, then powder blue the next day. It has the med nib and the only issue I have is with the nib sliding out of the pen. I just noticed this 2 days ago, I just push it back in. The nib doesn't fall all the way out , just a little bit; it may be caused by the way I drag the pen when I write.

[@PiersStudio]

The waterman 55 is from 1920 and I’m wondering whether a pen made today will hold up after 100 years. I’m glad you like that pen and I think you should do more dra-wings with it. A slightly smaller waterman 52 pen is half, or a third the price of the larger 55. The nib, though smaller in size, still will write as well as the 55.

[@peter_draws]

Thanks Pier! Hope you’re doing well

[@PiersStudio]

Peter Draws hey there Peter! I’m doing ok here in Boston. I think I’ll post a video of me showing the audience a selection of waterman pens with different nib sizes. The number on the nib refers only to the size of the pen not the type of line it can make or how it functions. Your 55 is a great size of pen. Sorta fat, but not too fat. There were two sizes bigger and 3 sizes smaller. Sort of. It gets complicated. I think you and your audience might like seeing me try to explain the system they used! Stay tuned!

[@elizzievb]

“Dra-wings”. 👍 God I love Peter.

[@josefinehansen1]

“Maybe it fell between the cushions of the couch i dont have” Yes

[@ravindesai4663]

I absolutely love Lamy pens so much. They are the only pens which make writing an essay enjoyable!

[@alistairt7544]

I got into fountain pens at a pretty early age. I bought my first fp back in 6th grade, saving for a whole year. I got an Aurora Magellano with blue lacquer and got my name engraved. Ever since, I never looked back haha

[@shahanadastidar]

Hello Peter - Platinum Carbon ink is pigment-based (as the name suggests) not dye-based though the pigment particles are finer than regular India ink. If you've been using it in the Lamy pens, they might have clogged for this reason. It is recommended that fountain pens with platinum carbon ink are flushed out properly every couple of weeks or so. Most fountain pen inks are dye-based for this reason. Really enjoyed the review, thanks

[@viruslady6901]

Could you please suggest some good fountain pen inks that are water resistant and dry quickly?

[@katyamisyutina9926]

You nailed exactly what I love about the little Kaweco fountain pens and my TWSBI. Lamy is great too! I own two and they're incredibly smooth and reliable. I've heard the Faber Castell ones are great! I got an aluminum one with an extrafine nib as a gift and it writes such thin lines, it's awesome.

[@Waffles8D]

I like that your top 5 turned into a 5 pens I have that I like equally

[@Gothikah]

My Lami Allstar works perfectly well, no matter how long it lays down chillin' . I love it. But I certainly want to look into that see trough pen of yours.

[@xanderbosh98]

i lost it when he listed mr potato head as one of his top five

[@jamief7079]

This channel brings me joy, in my heart, in my hand and in the paper

[@dane3705]

That smile at the beginning... even if it was just an adverting strategy, it made me very happy inside. 😊

[@davidmathews2124]

The “oil” they give you with the TWSBI ECO is silicon. Plus...you honestly have the most beautiful script handwriting I have ever seen. It takes an artist to do that...so it fits. I have the orange Opus 88 (my favorite pen of many fine ones) and never would have thought to stick a parallel nib on it. What an amazing testimony to its feed that it can keep up with the flow demand that nib puts on it.

[@skytyou]

If I had to guess what Peter's favorite pen may be, which I don't, but I could, I would say it may be the Muji.

[@johnbrockiii]

A Peter Draws video a day keeps the anxiety away

[@MyMessyMind]

That smile at the start was... breathtaking

[@mightymcgee9199]

His sense of humor is so underrated, so unique 👏

[@FreeSpokenOne]

Peter is my go to man on all things pen and ink with good reason, experience combined with great humor. Thanks for sharing your smarts once more, and now I’m looking for something equally entertaining on top inks, specifically purple and turquoise blues. Not likely that’s as popular a thing, but you’ve got to have a dream! I’m already looking at an endlessly glowing lap from Noodlers bulletproof ghost ink USPS delivered which gooshed from a badly damaged cap and thinking this brand seems solid and lasting so far. Holds up to knit t-shirt fabric well. I also purchased a bottle of carbon ink for doodling around and watercolor works, but I really want a rich beautiful royal purple and a Caribbean blue that would make your eyes blush with envy.

[@brybrun]

I love the "calm" you have Peter. Refreshing.

[@jordipallares3129]

Your coment about having one of your fountain pens blocked for almost 2 years because of the indian ink gave me the strenght to unlock a caran d'ache i had in the same state because of the same exact reason. Many many thanks.

[@carolinerae3616]

Watched this video before I owned a fountain pen (and subsequently bought the Muji) and I’m watching it again because I love it and now have two pens! I promised myself I wouldn’t start collecting, but now that I have two, I find myself pining for the Opus 88.

[@Keen_Edge]

Love my TWSBI eco. Haven't tried the Kaweco sport yet, but maybe someday. That pen has a double broad option that really interests me. I wish I had access to a Waterman like that, vintage pens are just a touchy thing.

[@natemckenzie717]

I hate fountain pens, but only because the first time I used one was in my art class and I had taken a long time on a drawing, it was finally time to ink. I dipped it and when I brought it over the paper, a big glob of ink splattered right onto the face I had drawn... You make me want to give it another try though

[@feIps_]

Ohhh man, a PENCON vlog would be awesome!!

[@KenCrooker]

Check out inkdependence (Mike Matteson). He does a vlog or two at each pen show he attends.

[@neilpiper9889]

I have 2 pens in my pocket today A Pilot Metropolitan with the cm stub nib and the Duke Charlie Chaplin fountain pen. The Metropolitan was my first fountain pen. The Duke is my favourite daily carry. Big and kinda ugly but writes really well. Oh, and I also have a really beautiful Conway Stewart 84 fountain pen with a 14k gold nib. Green and black celluloid with cracked ice finish. My most treasured pen. I love your videos, please keep them coming if possible please On my desk I have a 1950s Waterman's 55 like yours with a gold semi flex nib, and a Mentmore in braided rubber also from the 1950s. I like Pilot Blue-black ink in the 70ml special bottle. My favourite ink is Seitz kreuznach Palm green ink.

[@neos3931]

i was thinking about LAMY SAFFARI THE WHOLE TIME. loved the video.

[@tempestSH]

Looking at the Muji pen -- it might be that the rubber stopper in the lid is there for the nib to press against, to ensure it doesn't scratch against an aluminum surface instead. As for showing the rubber on the outside of the lid, maybe just an aesthetic choice, and then they replicated it on the bottom just for symmetry's sake.

[@colinmartin9797]

I hate the kaweco sport. I had one in high school, got another later on, and then realized what I hated about it when I found the better version - the chinese delike alpha. That pen is exactly the same as the kaweco sport (but comes in brass, aluminum and acrylic for about $10-15) but is about 1cm longer, which lets it use a normal converter and lets it be used unposted. I've used one of those for years now as a paramedic, and I've even used it as a makeshift glass breaker with a rock (the brass model) and it still writes and opens just fine. For me, my top 5 lower priced pens are the faber castell loom ($35-40) the muji aluminum pen ($15) the delike alpha ($10-15) the wing sung 698 ($15) and the FPR himalaya ($20-40) If you've got $50-100, a platinum 3776 century, an osprey milano in ebonite, a pilot custom 74/91, a pelikan m205, or an 18k parker sonnet (routinely come around for $85-100) And if you've got $100-150, a lamy 2000, cross townsend, vintage pelikan 400 or 140 (these will have flexible 14k nibs,) a pilot custom 742 or pilot falcon, or some other nice vintage pen like a parker vacumatic or parker 51.

[@PushkaCom]

Noodler's black is water based with dye in it , but it's waterproof when used on paper (washes off metal / plastic )

[@AllenFreemanMediaGuru]

Be nice if you posted the names of the pens up as you talked about them so we could know which is which just a bit better. But, just a suggestion. Love your channel and I have a few of your recommendations on order!

[@catherinebrower3560]

Fact time: Celluloid is an organic plastic invented in 1860ish. The first 100% synthetic plastic is bakelite, patented in 1907

[@ashleyharris5409]

You should draw on a bandana for your noggin.

[@aprilLprey]

From another fountain pen freak. Highlight of this video for me was when you were going over the vintage Waterman with the flex nib, noting that vintage pens were for the real fountain pen enthusiast..."you'll know when you get there." I peed myself I thought that was so funny and so right on.

[@tlarson91119]

When I first became interested in fountain pens, it took me years to realize I was using the wrong ink and caused my pens to dry and not write consistently. This led me to forget about them until I just got a twsbi eco and got the right type of ink. Now I'm hooked on them.

[@ivanbarkar2010]

Peter! I think the rubber bits on the MUJI pen is for if they run dry - you can write on them to get the pen flowing again! At least for regular pens that are slightly dry can be reinstated by drawing on rubber surfaces, something something friction.

[@zynthio]

I also made the mistake of using india ink in my Safari and it got gummed up for a long time and I was frustrated. Got some really great ink and flushed the pen out really good, and now it's my favorite pen. So smooth. Kaweco Sport and Eco are in my want list, hopefully I'll get to try soon

[@DisasterClean]

With your incredible artistic talent, you may want to revisit Lamy again. The swappable nib feature means that you can have several pens inked up with different nibs, or just swap them out on an existing pen. I have been really impressed with the 1.5 mm, and the 1.1 mm on the Lamy Studio, LX, Al Star & the basic Safari. I don’t think that there is a better value/price comparison in the market. Like you, I have all sorts of pens, from a few dollars to hundreds. That said, the two nibs I mentioned are incredibly satisfying to work with. And for $12.00-$15.00 for these nibs, you can’t lose! The key is to experiment until you get the nib on a good working feed, and use the most free flowing ink that you can find. Love your videos! I find writing very therapeutic (wish I could draw!); so I rewrite my favorite quotations (among other things) in journals.

[@garret6324]

I didnt even mind the sponsored stuff. I was curious to hear how peter would advertise something lol.

[@Captain_MonsterFart]

i appreciate that he warns us and gives the count down!

[@Goldenka]

I was very happy to see you start using fountain pens. Now I can say we share a passion (an expensive one).

[@0McBlubb0]

@Peter Draws the rubbery thing on the cap and the bottom of the Muji Pen are probably there to reduce vakuum when closing/posting the cap. Otherwise you would barely get it of the pen i think :) btw love your Vids, even tho i´m not using fountain pens or draw in any kind, just some relaxing content. keep it up!

[@amandajingleheimerschmidt8986]

Thank you for this vid: The “Waterman 55” is now on my pen-bucket-list 👍

[@paulherman5822]

I had a Waterman in high school. I'd come across several vintage, yet still in great shape lever fill pens in the barn, and I think that the Waterman was my favourite. Sadly, that was almost 40 years ago (I graduated in 1985), and they were lost during several moves.

[@turtleborn]

11:00 you should check out "The Foundational Styles of Calligraphy " on skillshare

[@timh7246]

What is your current list of 5 faves? I assume maybe it's a little different, now that it's a few years later. Like your style & your content, Peter. Thanks!

[@raypearson3513]

Took me a sec to hear Mr Head. Then I cracked up when I said out loud 'Mr Potato Head'! I love Peter's off centeredness lol.

[@Reconbox1001]

Cool video.... I'm inspired to get me a pen again. Had a cheap one years ago and i wore it down to the breaking point.

[@HeriEystberg]

You forgot to add the Muji pen to the description. I love how it looks, definitely going to look for it.

[@muffinmaker6264]

Damn those eyes

[@georgegideon3788]

Marvin Rekow 12:08

[@johnmartin2470]

Rodney Dangerfield

[@saraneumeyer1489]

Your channel reminds me of the taste of perfectly popped popcorn.... Left in the microwave a little longer. Just enough so that it's a little smokey but not burnt. And then eating the whole bag by yourself. I know very specific, but I'm currently enjoying that experience and I feel great.😂

[@flashgordon6238]

TWSBI has a cool filling system using a unique ink pot. The ink pot has a metal cap and underneath that is docking tube to siphon up the ink when you dock their pen to the tube.

[@tinkerbell8371]

I thought I was the only one with a pen obsession but boy was I wrong. Thanks Peter for making my obsession a normality. By the way, I love you eyes!

[@dustinstockdale835]

I love this guy. Seems like the nicest person EVER. And his drawings are sweet

[@GirlGeekLovesStampin]

I have your fountain pen and I love it and the sleeve! I think you released it about a year ago. Love your channel too!

[@stephaniereeder1093]

With soamy comments not sure you'll see this, but it's worth a shot. Is there any way you remember which template you used for your square space site? The choices are overwhelming so I just gave up. Thus after months....I still don't have a site yet. I love your work and style. Just discovered you recently and I'm so stoked that you exist in the world. One of your "draw with me videos (if you want)" saved me from mental melt down last night, and I'm truly grateful. You're helping get me back on the paper with a pen in hand. Hope you have a great day, --stephanie.

[@peter_draws]

I think I use the “Marquee” template

[@s.ajanaku8488]

i have trouble with my lamy as well. just got the cream (from the march 2022 starberries and cream) and its kinda whack. I love my kaweco perkeo and I just bought a sport, macchiato. love this colelction eccomendation. cheers!

[@joeblankenship377]

I've got a Kaweco Sport, Pilot Metropolitan, Lamy Safari, the Muji, and a couple of Jinhao's. I think I might get the TSBI Eco next. That's about the limit of what I'm willing to spend on a pen. I'm not sure what my favorite is right now. Probably a split between the Muji, Safari, and Sport. One of my Jinhao's works okay and the other one is a piece of garbage. It's a shame too because it looks pretty nice but I can't figure out how to get it to work consistently.