Each week in Refill, the Pen Addict Members newsletter, I publish Ink Links as part of the additional content you receive for being a member. And each week, after 10 to 15 links, plus my added commentary on each, I'm left with many great items I want to share. Enter Misfill. Here are this weeks links:
— Notebooks feeling (José Naranja)
— Ink Review #612: Color Traveler Hiroshima Hon-Dori Black (Fountain Pen Pharmacist)
— View 103 Discovered Drawings by Famed Japanese Woodcut Artist Katsushika Hokusai (Open Culture)
— “Art of The Doodler”: Fyodor Dostoevsky Draws In His Manuscripts (Design You Trust)
— Finding happiness in old ink loves (mnmlscholar)
— Serious Nibbage Snippet - Classic Pens LB5 & Sailor Nagahara Cross Point Nib (Gourmet Pens)
— Diamine Monboddo’s Hat on Tomoe River (Inkcredible Colours)
— Pen Review: Pilot Spare Sign Pen (The Well-Appointed Desk)
— Lamy Safari Candy Mango Fountain Pen Review (SBREBrown)
— Resilience: A Health Update (Writing at Large)
— Tintas "vintage", sus problemas y cómo solucionarlos (El Pajarete Orquidiado)
— State of the Art: Gelatin Printmaking, Gelli Prints (Comfortable Shoes Studio)
— 12 new posters for The French Dispatch feature each of its characters within the wonderful world of print journalism (It’s Nice That)
— The Bootleg Bible is a delicious dive into bootleg toymaking around the world (Creative Boom)
— A New Sketch Has Been Attributed to van Gogh (Hyperallergic)
— Cartoonist Lynda Barry Teaches You How to Make a Visual Daily Diary (Open Culture)
— Note-Making on Physical Books in Drafts (Evan Travers)
— Back to School. 1956 (Present & Correct)
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