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ah so what you're saying is that "frankenstein" is not the monster OR the doctor, but the doctor's pen. Finally that story makes sense to me. Thank you!

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You can’t write a story without the pen!

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If Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein with a frankenpen…

It’s entirely possible, she seems like my kind of gal.

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Same, same but a little different. I like ebonite so I asked Shawn Newton to modify one of his jumbo Nikko ebonite pens to accept an M1000 nib unit. Pelikans look alike (unless you spend a gob of dough on a limited edition). I now have a unique pen, with a top tier nib, while supporting an independent artist, for essentially the same price.

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Unlocked the ultimate level and supported independent artists at the same time! Wooooo

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I deeply identify with this post. I'm a Franken-pen maker of the highest order! Thanks for this rad post!

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Thank you! May you make a Frankenpen so wild it comes to life!

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If not a Frankenpen, then it’s double the design upgrade. I’m not a fan of my proctologist tool either, but that nib makes it worth the hassle, so I begrudgingly use it. When it doesn’t dry out that is!

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