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I'm wearing more color and mixing prints. Just ignoring the trends and rules, and wearing what brings a smile. What color will you fill the pen with?
Oh, that is wonderful. I am known at my kids' school for bright jackets and coats. Mixing prints is a great idea. Awesome that you bring colour to the world. Thank you. Not fully sure about the colour. I have a brown that I really love. And a green that is beautiful. Maybe I will put in a bright turquoise ink called bleu calanque. I think I will do that, so that I have a different ink in each pen I regularly use.
Oohh..I'm crushing on turquoise these days; having different ink colors sounds like a good time! Colorful pens make writing so much better. Sometimes, I choose the pen without looking so I can be surprised.
Arjan Tupan explores color and creativity in a post built around a poem written with a new Kaweco Al Sport fountain pen and blue ink, pursuing brighter colour and asking how readers bring more colour into the world. The piece highlights poetry, podcasting, and empathy work by @arjantupan.
A fresh dose of poetry, all about writing and pens. Enjoy: https://paragraph.com/@trpplffct/colourful-writing?referrer=0xB31Faa5c1D581C70F4b6ed095c944936cBd2a357
In a world filled with
bland, dull tones, I prefer to
use a bright palette.
Recently I got a brand new fountain pen (the Kaweco Al Sport Piston Filler if you want to be precise), and I filled it with the blue ink that came with it. And it's a bit... mweh. So, now I'm writing a lot so that I can fill it with a brigther, more vibrant colour. One thing I wrote, is the poem above.
How are you bringing more colour into the world?
Keep me writing by buying me coffee or susbcribing to my hypersub.
When playing with my new pen, I also realised I needed to clean one of my pens that I hadn't used in a while, because it didn't write that well anymore. I went looking for a video that would tell me the best way to clean, and that, in turn, drew me into a fountain pen rabbit hole. This is one of the videos I found and wanted to share with you:
In a world filled with
bland, dull tones, I prefer to
use a bright palette.
Recently I got a brand new fountain pen (the Kaweco Al Sport Piston Filler if you want to be precise), and I filled it with the blue ink that came with it. And it's a bit... mweh. So, now I'm writing a lot so that I can fill it with a brigther, more vibrant colour. One thing I wrote, is the poem above.
How are you bringing more colour into the world?
Keep me writing by buying me coffee or susbcribing to my hypersub.
When playing with my new pen, I also realised I needed to clean one of my pens that I hadn't used in a while, because it didn't write that well anymore. I went looking for a video that would tell me the best way to clean, and that, in turn, drew me into a fountain pen rabbit hole. This is one of the videos I found and wanted to share with you:
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I'm wearing more color and mixing prints. Just ignoring the trends and rules, and wearing what brings a smile. What color will you fill the pen with?
Oh, that is wonderful. I am known at my kids' school for bright jackets and coats. Mixing prints is a great idea. Awesome that you bring colour to the world. Thank you. Not fully sure about the colour. I have a brown that I really love. And a green that is beautiful. Maybe I will put in a bright turquoise ink called bleu calanque. I think I will do that, so that I have a different ink in each pen I regularly use.
Oohh..I'm crushing on turquoise these days; having different ink colors sounds like a good time! Colorful pens make writing so much better. Sometimes, I choose the pen without looking so I can be surprised.
Arjan Tupan explores color and creativity in a post built around a poem written with a new Kaweco Al Sport fountain pen and blue ink, pursuing brighter colour and asking how readers bring more colour into the world. The piece highlights poetry, podcasting, and empathy work by @arjantupan.
A fresh dose of poetry, all about writing and pens. Enjoy: https://paragraph.com/@trpplffct/colourful-writing?referrer=0xB31Faa5c1D581C70F4b6ed095c944936cBd2a357