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Testing this Leonardt G nib on khaki handmade paper before deciding whether or not to stock it in our calligraphy kit! There are a few things I look for when testing new types of nibs. 1. Level of flex 2. Upstroke smoothness 3. Hairline thickness 4. Ink flow with different ink mediums (acrylic, walnut, Sumi, gouache...) 5. Rate of wear . This was sped up to 2X . #charlartscript #creativity #calligraphytools #oddlysatisfying #calligraphyvideo #handmadepaper | Charlart Script

9.6K views · 125 reactions | The most important part of italic writing is the angle of the nib. Ballpoint pens that most people write with today don’t need any thought of how they are held, but due to the thick and thin lines of many types of italic lettering styles, the nib needs to be at a constant 45° angle. Have you tried writing in italics? | The Artery Art Shop and Classes | Facebook