#Graf-von-Faber-Castell

[syncallio]

Eberhard Faber was best known for their pencils (such as the original Blackwing) but for awhile they also made fountain pens.

The celluloid pattern on this pen is a variant of "snakeskin". The nib is steel and has pencil-like feedback. I've read that Permapoint nibs were replaceable like Esterbrook Re-New-Points, but this one apparently predates that feature.

I looked up the patent number on the pen and got this:

If you, like me, were wondering whether there was a connection between Eberhard Faber (American) and Graf von Faber-Castell (German), the answer is: not originally! But GvFC bought the brand a few years back. So it seemed natural to load a GvFC ink in this pen.

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

So I haven't used all of these yet and probably spent way too much considering how I don't use a lot of ink buttt

So excited to try these out!

Ferris wheel, graf von Faber castell, sailor, and dominant industry

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submitted by @enchantedtalisman

ooooh they look lovely, have fun!

[thirstyrover]

I drew this crocodile using Graf von Faber castell Deep sea green and Rohrer and Klinger Heliantis. I also used a light shading of some colour pencils in places.

[meyer-sensei]

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'Yılın Kalemi: Osmanlı Kültürü' cemiyet dünyasına tanıtıldı

https://pazaryerigundem.com/haber/191489/yilin-kalemi-osmanli-kulturu-cemiyet-dunyasina-tanitildi/

'Yılın Kalemi: Osmanlı Kültürü' cemiyet dünyasına tanıtıldı

Graf von Faber-Castell, Osmanlı döneminden ilhamla tasarlanan özel ve sınırlı sayıda üretilen kalemi “Osmanlı Kültürü”nü “Pen of The Year” davetinde tanıttı.

İSTANBUL (İGFA) – Graf von Faber-Castell, yılın kalemini 2000’li yılların başından bu yana insanlığın ve dünya kültürünün gelişiminde etkisi olan dönemlerden ilham alan özel tasarımlar ile sınırlı sayıda üreterek kalemseverlerle buluşturdu.

İncelikli bir tasarım anlayışıyla oluşturulan “Yılın Kalemi 2024: Osmanlı Kültürü”, iş ve cemiyet dünyasından Melissa von Faber-Castell, Victoria von Faber- Castell, Caroline Koç, Maria- Necmettin Eliyeşil, Deniz- Can Hakko, Leyla Alaton, Dilek Türker, Serra Türker Bayır- Mert Bayır, Rana- Erol Tabanca, Zeynep- Osman Çarmıklı, Jeff Hakko, Romina Hakko ve Meltem Demirören Oktay gibi birçok ismin katılımıyla “Pen of The Year” etkinliğinde tanıtıldı.

Kont Charles von Faber-Castell, Adel/Faber-Castell CEO’su Oğuz Uçanlar ve Osmanlı Sanatı Uzmanı, tasarımcı ve yazar Serdar Gülgün ev sahipliğinde Macar Feyzullah Paşa Köşkü’nde gerçekleşen özel etkinlikte davetliler, kalemin hikayesini köşkün büyülü atmosferinde dinlediler.

“Yılın Kalemi” için Graf von Faber-Castell’in 2024 yılı ilhamı, Osmanlı İmparatorluğu’nun ihtişamının, estetiğinin ve egzotik kültürünün Avrupa’ya ulaştığı 16. ve 18. yüzyıllar arasındaki “Turquerie/Türk Etkisi” dönemi oldu.

“Yılın Kalemi 2024 Osmanlı Kültürü”, Osmanlı sanatında uzmanlığıyla tanınan sanatçı Serdar Gülgün tarafından tasarlandı.

Dünyanın en prestijli otellerini ve markalarını tasarlayan Serdar Gülgün, stilini benzersiz kılan sofistike sanatını yılın kalemini tasarlarken kullandı. Tasarımcı Serdar Gülgün, etkinlik ve yılın kalemiyle ilgili “Ben bir çevirmenim, eskiyi yeni bir şeye dönüştürüyorum. Osmanlı Kültürü’nü de bu şekilde ortaya çıkardık. Pen of The Year’ın yaratıcısı olarak bu özel daveti benim de ilham kaynağım olan ve dekorasyonunu büyük bir zevkle yaptığım köşkte yapmaktan dolayı oldukça mutluyum.” dedi.

BU Haber İGF HABER AJANSI tarafından servis edilmiştir.

[leftiswherethedoorisright]

Reflecting on poor financial choices

The two of you who follow me... Thanks, one of you seems to be as annoyed by Derek Landys choices for the SP series as I am and the other shares some of my aesthetic preferences. Neither of you probably care about long rambly posts about fountain pens tho, which this post most definitively will become.

I bought some pens since my fabulous dialog 3, which still is used regularly. I bought an Otto Hutt Design 07, an Omas Paragon and spent time with my uncles Meisterstück 149. Right out of the gate: The 07 is the prettiest, the 149 the most imposing and the Paragon manages to hold the title of unreliable bitch.

Let’s go about in the order I recieved these pens.

First, I bought the Design 07 in the brass finish with transluscent black paint. It looks sleek, modern and sinister. It’s glorious and I would take it over the Silver finish everyday. The pen has a distinct German feel to it. The cap threads feel better and smoother than some bearings, it takes barely two thirds of a turn to cap and uncap and they are triple starts. With a hefty capped weight of 63g and 39 uncapped this pen doesn’t feel like the work of modern art it very much is but more like it was designed to be a melee weapon for the nuclear apocalypse. The packaging, made completely in Germany, is very impressive, too, but honestly, I can’t be bothered by it. You get a pen pouch from leatherette, a polishing cloth which you will need, a branded converter and a total of 6 ink cartridges, which I haven’t tried because the only royal blue I like is Montblancs with it’s reddish sheen and proper deep blue. The Design 07 appears to come with a number 8 JoWo 18K nib with special stamping and pretty damn perfect stamping and decoration work. I luckily have one of the older models with the companys initials instead of the logo, it just seems more fitting for this pen. The hinged clip is plenty strong enough for the pens weight, even upside down clipped to a t-shirt, no complaints. The best thing tho is the way it writes. A hint of feedback, consistent ink flow with a medium wet approach, giving you a good balance between “Fuck your ink jet paper” and “Damn this ink looks good”. I really, really like it and think it can hold its own against something like a Montblanc Meisterstück 149.

Next I bought the Omas Paragon, mainly for the glorious art deco styling. If any of my pens looks as good as my crush, this one is probably the closest. Elegant, timeless styling with near perfect scrollwork. The looks are nearly as sexy, the personality wasn’t from the get go. You see, the previous owner really didn’t clean the pen and it took me the better part of five hours just to fucking clean the feed, piston and inside and a couple days later, while loaded with Pelikan Star Ruby, the ink didn’t flow as wet anymore, so I took it apart, found a beautifully bordeaux coloured glob in the one massive ink channel in the feed (unlike most fountain pens, this pen just has one truly massive channel instead of the usual two to three smaller channels)... So I loaded it up with Graf von Faber-Castell Carbon Black and now, if I ever join a mafia, I have the perfect pen ink combination for it. The black pen with its silver accents already looks like something from a villain of the early twentieth century and with an ink as black as Carbon Black (it really is light swallowing and barely shades as it is a proper black and not a dark grey)... Damn. Got more reliable to.

Now, for my uncles Meisterstück 149. He wanted to buy me my own Meisterstück 149 for my Abitur (German A-Levels) and 18th birthday (he really is far too generous but once he puts his mind to something it is next to impossible to stop him) but since my birthday now was over a month ago and we only today are getting around to making that a reality I got to spend some time with his 149 and damn... It’s 14K M nib really has slightly to slim of a line for a pen of this immense size, but it writes like a dream. It even looks better than the modern Montblanc nibs with only the outside gold and the rest plated in either rhodium or platinum. Maybe I’ll post pictures of it later comparing it to a modern 149 nib.

He also said he had Montblanc Royal Blue in it and I was like “Are you serious? Royal blue is a crime against humanity with its meager saturation” but not Montblancs. It is every bit as deep as I could have whished, really a rather nicely saturated blue with a spectacular hue and nice red sheen when applied wet enough. It and iroshizuku ajisai are my favourite blues. Both are undoubtebly blue but while ajisai seems a bit like ice, Montblancs approach appears to be a more of a welcoming blue with a warmer feel. My next love letter just has to be written in Montblanc Royal Blue and I will buy my own bottle of it, though I am not sure which Royal Blue it is. The packaging looks more like the one of my Irish Green bottle (a gorgeous green, really reminding me of my Ireland vacation and the green grasslands, woods and everything there) but its Ident- Nr is 105192. I can highly recommend it. If every royal blue was this good, I’d never have branched out my ink collection. Would have saved me around 300€.

Edit: Apparantly Montblanc just changed their ink flask packaging in the quite distant past and I recieved a bottle with older packaging. Still very sexy Irish green and Royal Blue

And lastly, my adventure with Graf von Faber-Castell Carbon Black and Cobalt Blue. I recently ordered some Carbon Black of penoblo.de, a small German online specialty retailer, which in no way shape or form know of this post and hopefully never will. I recieved a bottle of what I thought was Cobalt Blue since both packaging and bottle stated so. I called them up, was greeted very kindly and promised a replacement, then chatted for a couple minutes about fountain pens. It is so nice to speak to someone even more passionate than I am about this hobby... The replacement arrived the next day and I didn’t recieve a retourn label, so I was like “I am going to try Cobalt Blue” and was greeted by a pit of a black which would make Lord Viles amour seem gray. So, naturally, I ordered a bottle of Cobalt Blue and recieved another bottle of Carbon Black dressed as Cobalt Blue, called them again, spoke to Mr. Butul again and yeah, it seems that Graf made a mistake with labelling sometime ago and not every faulty bottle was properly sent back to Nürnberg. Really, this is the kind of transparency I want to see and this experience just proves Anthonys of ukfountainpens statement: “Customers (generally) accept that mistakes happen; if you step up and solve the problem, they can actually be happier with their overall experience than if no problem had happened in the first place.“ I am frankly flattered by the amount of service and to every German reading this I can wholeheartedly recommend penoblo. I look forward to recieving my correct Cobalt Blue now more than ever and I will be happy to send the incorrectly labelled ones back. If I don’t have to send them , I will be sure to find myself a local addict for them because I will not need 225ml of black ink in the next few years. I can highly recommend it for more sensitive fountain pens and lovers of deep and dark secrets.

If anyone got through this whole post: I hope you are blessed with the same stamina in the bedroom, while running up stairs and listening to problems of your loved ones.

[naralanis]

My dad has a real pretty pen

[torrilin]

I can’t give full adaptations for everywhere in the EU, but here’s some of the things I can get easily in Germany:

Open stock artist grade pencils.

Open stock student grade pencils

Basic school pencils. These have enough grade choices to work, and you can often find blister packs with a pencil sharpener and a decent regular eraser.

https://www.faber-castell.de/produkte/GraphiteAquarelleKünstlerbleistiftHB/117800

Water soluble graphite, can be better if you’re a lefty and hate graphite for the way it smudges

https://www.faber-castell.de/produkte/GripPlusDruckbleistift07mmgrünmetallic/130700

This is a rebrand of the Sakura Sumo Grip mechanical pencil, for the German market. I do not recommend having a mechanical pencil as your only pencil for a drawing class, especially if you don’t draw much. But this or the Pentel equivalent are magic because they have enormous easily refilled erasers. If you tend to lose erasers, this can be a lifesaver.

It’s usually pretty easy to find pencils open stock here, so grabbing an HB and a 2B is probably cheaper than buying a set. If you do buy a set and you know you don’t have a pencil sharpener or eraser, go for the school pencil sets that include those! They tend to be a lot cheaper than buying the sharpener and eraser separately.

I don’t have ink suggestions, I’m a fountain pen addict and I use my regular permanent ink where most artists would use an India ink. That same ink goes in fountain pens to be used in place of a fineliner.

Whenever I run low on paper for scribbling, I buy a thick pile of printer paper. Cheap, you can find it lots of places, and it usually works great with pencil or pens.

Canson XL pads are cheap in Germany, and are perfectly fine as an option if you need something more complicated than printer paper or newsprint paper.

Materials List

Art classes can be very expensive in terms of materials, so this modified tumblr course has a smaller materials list than most art classes will. If you can't afford the materials listed here, most of the projects can be modified to be completed with a simple pencil and notebook paper and an inexpensive set of crayons, and I will include instructions for the "proper" tools as well as modified instructions for less expensive tools for the assignments as needed. Links go to Dick Blick for demonstration purposes, but none of this has to be from Dick Blick or from the brands listed in the links.

Marking Tools

A set of drawing pencils in different hardnesses

Charcoal in assorted hardnesses

Waterproof ink and a brush

A Fine tip pen

Sketching pastels (optional; you can replace these with a set of crayola crayons for this drawing course)

Paper

A hardcover sketchbook

A multimedia pad (a large one is better than a small one for learning but this pad doesn't have to be huge, you can get a small multimedia pad)

A newsprint pad (this one should be the largest one you can get)

Toned paper (brown or gray paper, you can get individual sheets or a sketchbook, or you can just use construction paper if you want to)

Erasers

A kneaded eraser

A plastic eraser (any brand is fine i'm just linking tombow specifically because i love them and you can get tombow mono erasers in three packs at daiso if there's a daiso near you)

Modified Tools (Because sometimes people want to learn to draw and don't want to drop a hundred bucks on tools)

Required:

Pencil - a number two pencil is fine

Paper - printer paper is fine, though if it's thicker that's good

Optional:

Multimedia drawing pad

Construction paper

Eraser (kneaded is ideal, but any will work)

Set of 16 Crayons (crayola or other brand; you mainly want this for white, black, and brown crayons and to use other colors in place of soft charcoal for some projects)

[ecridor]

The fine nib is dry, it needs some tuning.

The Kaweco Lilliput is the smallest fountain pen available as far as I know. It's so cute. Ideal for taking anywhere you go.

[nastya43210-blog]

Канцелярские принадлежности на любой случай

Канцелярские принадлежности – это неотъемлемые вещи делового или творческого человека. В зависимости от отрасли работы, цели покупки или от вкуса, мы выбираем определенный инструмент. Для тех людей, которые при выборе ручки, карандаша или других предметов ценит качество материала, уникальность и дизайн, существует великолепный бренд канцелярских изделий Graf von Faber-Castell. Это широко известная компания с мировым именем и более чем двухвековой историей существования. Компанию Faber-Castell смело можно назвать семейным бизнесом. От поколения к поколению бизнес переходил к наследникам клана Фабер. За свое время существования компания переживала сложные времена по экономическим и политическим причинам, но не смотря ни на что репутация и сам бизнес остался на высоте. Всю продукцию компании можно разделить на несколько групп: товары для детей и школьников; офисные принадлежности; разнообразная продукция для художников-любителей; профессиональная серия для тех, кто использует только самые лучшие материалы; серия включающая шариковые и перьевые ручки, а также роллеры, созданные из необычных материалов и обладающие прекрасным внешним видом. 

Ручка-роллер Graf von Faber-Castell Macassar – это замечательный аксессуар для руководителя, преподавателя или любого другого делового человека. Продуманный для мелочей дизайн этого изделия, подарит вам эстетическое наслаждение и приятные тактильные ощущения. Корпус сделан из древесины макассарского эбена, которая отличается своей повышенной прочностью и особенным рисунком. Так же, в дизайне присутствуют металические детали, которые прекрасно гармонируют с этим деревом. Данная ручка тонко пишет, а ее чернила быстро высыхают. Такой роскошный канцелярский аксессуар станет достойн��й частью вашего кабинета или офиса. 

Тем, кто любит рисовать графитовыми карандашами идеально подойдет прекрасный набор Graf von Faber-Castell 12 Pencils NO. III desk pencils, with Silver Cap. Материалом для отделки каждого карандаша послужила благородная древесина кедра, которую украшает серебряный наконечник. Замечательный комплект из 12 качественных карандашей представлен в фирменном деревянном футляре, что придает изысканный и роскошный вид самому набору. Такой прекрасный набор от Graf von Faber-Castell станет бесподобным подарком для близких, друзей или коллег по работе.

Познакомится со всем ассортиментом канцелярских принадлежностей от Graf von Faber-Castell вы можете в интернет-магазине HM Store.

[divatmarkak-hu]

Graf von Faber-Castell

https://www.divatmarkak.hu/marka/graf-von-faber-castell/

Graf von Faber-Castell

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The good taste of baddies

The good taste of baddies

[inkophile]

Friday Links And Clever Spy Pens

Friday Links And Clever Spy Pens

Despite the temptation to think that lockdown days are all alike, retaining optimism for the coming weekend adds a little spiciness to Saturday and Sunday. A few pen links should start things off right.

Channel Your Inner Spy With These Sleek and Discreet Spy Pens

Anderson Pens: Montblanc Petrol Blue Ink (Absolutely love this color.)

Doodlewash: REVIEW: Hahnemühle The Collection Watercolour…

[mattdeford]

Arbuscle- a dwarf tree FOR SALE! $45 ($100 framed) free shipping US and Canada. Comment or message if interested. - Graf von Faber-Castell Olive Green Lamy Logo EF nib Conklin Duragraph Alabone 1.1 nib TWSBI Diamond 580 altered M nib Kaweco Sport 1.9 nib - - - - #bonsai #quotes #quote #art #artist #artistsoninstagram #illustrationartists #penandinkchallenge #comicstrip #drawing #watercolor #ink #comics #fountainpen #cartoon #word #wordofthedaybymatt #wordoftheday #instaart #buyart #collectart #dailyart #inktober … https://www.instagram.com/p/CjNqPwsAbB_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=