Comments on: Which pen is better for a writer? http://www.pen-4u.com/which-pen-better-for-writer Great selection of pens at great prices Tue, 12 Apr 2011 10:20:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: creg08 http://www.pen-4u.com/which-pen-better-for-writer/comment-page-1#comment-677 creg08 Mon, 30 Mar 2009 19:03:54 +0000 http://www.pen-4u.com/?p=539#comment-677 A quality Mont Blanc fountain pen is very fluent, the pen point reacts differently from felt or ballpoint pens, with tilt and pressure the line breadth will deviate and the final result is very appealing, particularly if the writer has a skillful hand. They're really pleasant for an appealing signature, the style or color having no effect, merely in the possessors mind. A quality Mont Blanc fountain pen is very fluent, the pen point reacts differently from felt or ballpoint pens, with tilt and pressure the line breadth will deviate and the final result is very appealing, particularly if the writer has a skillful hand. They’re really pleasant for an appealing signature, the style or color having no effect, merely in the possessors mind.

]]> By: Dinah http://www.pen-4u.com/which-pen-better-for-writer/comment-page-1#comment-612 Dinah Sun, 01 Feb 2009 22:28:54 +0000 http://www.pen-4u.com/?p=539#comment-612 I am not from the Montblanc income grade, however I am an author with decades of experience. Taking for granted Montblanc supply an extra-fine rollerball tip, that would be my advice. Try them. My essential pen is a Pilot Precise V5, for its pace, total lack of drag and just about instant drying out. As they are liquid, ballpoint pens must be deputised on glossy materials, otherwise they smudge. I feel medium roller balls are too slow, fountain pens are messy and I’ve never sampled a fineliner. I am not from the Montblanc income grade, however I am an author with decades of experience. Taking for granted Montblanc supply an extra-fine rollerball tip, that would be my advice. Try them. My essential pen is a Pilot Precise V5, for its pace, total lack of drag and just about instant drying out. As they are liquid, ballpoint pens must be deputised on glossy materials, otherwise they smudge. I feel medium roller balls are too slow, fountain pens are messy and I’ve never sampled a fineliner.

]]> By: xcable http://www.pen-4u.com/which-pen-better-for-writer/comment-page-1#comment-611 xcable Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:19:42 +0000 http://www.pen-4u.com/?p=539#comment-611 Give each of them a go and decide which is comfiest to you. No one ever became a wonderful author based upon the pen style they used. They acquired that accomplishment because they were great writers. Give each of them a go and decide which is comfiest to you. No one ever became a wonderful author based upon the pen style they used. They acquired that accomplishment because they were great writers.

]]> By: donna http://www.pen-4u.com/which-pen-better-for-writer/comment-page-1#comment-610 donna Tue, 27 Jan 2009 05:40:07 +0000 http://www.pen-4u.com/?p=539#comment-610 Fineliner ink is given to bleed if you allow it to get wet. A fountain pen does not glide across the paper in quite the same way and the ink can also bleed. A fine quality rollerball will write smoothly across the paper and the ink will not bleed. My personal decision would be a fountain pen as I love the way the nib sounds as it scratches over the paper. Fineliner ink is given to bleed if you allow it to get wet. A fountain pen does not glide across the paper in quite the same way and the ink can also bleed. A fine quality rollerball will write smoothly across the paper and the ink will not bleed. My personal decision would be a fountain pen as I love the way the nib sounds as it scratches over the paper.

]]> By: MikeJ http://www.pen-4u.com/which-pen-better-for-writer/comment-page-1#comment-609 MikeJ Sun, 25 Jan 2009 20:24:53 +0000 http://www.pen-4u.com/?p=539#comment-609 It's stated that your handwriting is a great deal better when you use a conventional fountain pen, as when you put the cap on the top of your pen and write, your pen is forced backwards a little and this gives a special look. For a lot of people they discover that they can write a great deal better with fountain pens, as it is exactly what they're used to and are comfy with. Fountain pens have their own style, however buying a pen ought to be your own decision and you should buy something that feels right in your hands. It’s stated that your handwriting is a great deal better when you use a conventional fountain pen, as when you put the cap on the top of your pen and write, your pen is forced backwards a little and this gives a special look. For a lot of people they discover that they can write a great deal better with fountain pens, as it is exactly what they’re used to and are comfy with.

Fountain pens have their own style, however buying a pen ought to be your own decision and you should buy something that feels right in your hands.

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