#fountain pen love

[ghoulgeists]

my silly littol doll girlieee :)

[this-too-shall-bleed]

mr. scratch but it’s like the scene where john is staring up at the ceiling in terror as arthur begins an episode of absolutely traumatic sleep paralysis (youknow the one)

just the inking version is kinda cool (I was hesitant as hell to put down paint because this took like 4 hours) originally the orientation was flipped like this but I think it kind of makes more sense visually in the first image? I don’t know ceiling creature perspective is wacky upside down you go

thank you @ellamenop for the idea!

[tokyozilla]

Got some new pens today also

[joyousjoyfuljoyness]

Some kitty sketches!!

[two-minutes-only]

two halves of a whole or whatever

[scarewulf]

Glintstone crowns

[anabundanceofsquids]

@sleepnoises 's reblogging furour made me realise I never posted the little clayfellows I did eventually manage to get my little European hands on! Look at em so eepy! And cross!

[syncallio]

Is anybody tired of Vacumatics? 'Cause I'm not!

This beautifully green thing had a ton of wear, especially on the barrel. So I gave it a polish with my Micromesh pads and it came out very nicely.

The nib is a bit soft and has some feedback. It writes well - no surprise there.

If you're wondering how I know the exact date of this pen, the photo above shows the date code. The style of the pen tells me it's from the 1940s, and the tiny number "3" is for 1943. It also indicates what quarter of 1943: the number stamp would start off with three dots around it, and with each quarter they'd file off one of the dots. This one has no dots, so it's from the fourth quarter.

Very few pens do date codes. Parker only did it on certain pens. No idea why that is, but there you go.

[babykittenteach]

He's fine.

[myokk]

Regency AU🥹💓

I just wanted to put all of them on one post bc I like how they look together😇🙏

[lethologicaee]

satosuguists how are we doing

[ghoulgeists]

*turns your favourite slutty tiefling into a dragon* aheehee

[this-too-shall-bleed]

The King In Yellow, Hastur, The One who Shall Not be Named, Ruler of Carcosa vs. john. in a scarf

(was testing watercolours with a fountain pen and my arrangement of doodles just did this lmfao. part 40 fanart i promise)

[tokyozilla]

look at my smellies

[otaku553]

My brother recently got into Demon Slayer so I wanted to make a kny oc for him since I did it before with both me and my sister and never got around to my brother :)

But I started by refreshing my own design because wow?? It’s been 4 years since I first made my kny insert character and a lot of things are now outdated! Not to mention my art has improved a lot, I hope. More details under the cut!

Meet Ebisu Koharu: youngest of the Ebisu family and physically the weakest. They only barely passed Final Selection by hiding for the entire week and surviving off tips from their older siblings. Nonetheless, they still want to contribute, which is why they hold onto a thick, leather bound book that records every demon they’ve ever met in precise detail, with labeled diagrams and scribbled calculations in the margins of different strengths and weaknesses.

After spending a few years on the job, and properly seeing their data contribute to the successes of other demon slayers, they’ve come a bit more into their own as a competent researcher and fighter, though they still do tend to request paired missions with friends and family to act more as a support role rather than a fighter.

The Ebisu family is one of scholars. The eldest daughter Kaoru is a doctor, and the eldest son Shougen is a chemist. By nature, fighting is not necessarily their strong suit, which is why their family breathing style and techniques are all poison-assisted. Of the three, Koharu is the weakest and most averse to combat— they wield a short half-length blade, with more of a smooth ceremonial hilt and sheath than any practical weapon.

[sleepinglionhearts]

hhhgh. Robin.