JUSPIRIT Fountain Pen Ink Specialty Store in Taiwan
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Ye Ye Children's/Parent-Child Calligraphy Class
Structural Proportions Theme (Condensed Version)
New book available -
Xinyi Eslite closing discount
Ferris Wheel Press, Colorverse, Wearingeul, etc.
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Matthew's Asia Tour Final Stop, April 11-12
A master craftsman will personally come to help you regain the best feel for your pen.
See you next time! (waves)
Find a starting point that suits you, and choose a situation that best reflects your personality.
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I want to explore the world of ink.
800 colors, glitter, waterproofSuitable for Taiwan's climate, not causing dizziness or lightheadedness -
I already have a pen, but I want to continue collecting.
Classic style, start to enter the palace of faithThe big three Japanese pen brands, which do you believe in? -
I'm looking for gift options.
Exquisite gift box packaging, engraving availablePen holder/pen cover/ink
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Before choosing a brush and ink, read these three articles.
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Beginner's Guide - Choosing a Fountain Pen: Three Questions to Find Your Direction
Reading time: Approx. 3 minutes | Category: Buying Guide "How do I choose a fountain pen?" "Are there any beginner pens?" These are the questions Jia Si gets asked most often, without exception. Everyone's writing habits are different, and no single pen is a one-size-fits-all solution, but three questions can help you get a general idea. Question 1: Do you prefer writing fine or thick ink? The thickness of your usual ballpoint pen is the most accurate reference. If you're used to 0.38mm, you can try the fine-tipped or F nib of the Japanese system (Japanese standard nibs are made finer for writing Chinese characters); if you're used to 0.5mm, the M nib of the Japanese system or the F nib of the European system are both suitable; if you usually prefer thicker lead of 0.7mm or more, you can skip directly to the European M nib or even the B nib, as it will feel more substantial when writing. QuestionRead more -
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Beginner's Guide - Daily Brush Washing Tutorial
How to clean a fountain pen when you need to change the ink or after it has been stored for a long time? Justine shares a professional-level cleaning SOP: water pressure backflushing technique doubles the efficiency, salad dressing for dilution and soaking to deal with stubborn ink residue, and cleaning pitfalls to avoid.Read more -
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Beginner's Guide - Can gold powder ink and glitter ink be filled into fountain pens?
People often ask if gold powder cannot be filled into fountain pens? In fact, it is possible, but there are a few points to note: the powder of Fountain Pen Ink must be fine enough. Currently, the ones that have been tested and used include Colorverse Ink, Robert Oster, JH1798, and Tono & Lims. It is recommended that the pen meet the following conditions: large ink output, good air-tight pen cap...Read more
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Featured Ink Brands
- Colorverse Ink | Perfect Fountain Pen Ink
- Wearingeul | Fountain Pen Ink (Korean Literature Theme)
- Ferris Wheel Press Ferris Wheel Press
- Endless - Alchemist Ink
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