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Compatibility | Standard Holders, Adjustable Holders |
Skill Level | Advanced, Intermediate |
At first I was afraid to use it because it is not recommended for beginners, but I have adapted very well to it and I liked it a lot, it is perfect for numbers and small letters. I have not tried it on rough paper yet...like cold pressed watercolor paper, but on smooth paper I've loved it, it makes fine and thick lines in a beautiful way.
At first I was afraid to use it because it is not recommended for beginners, but I have adapted very well to it and I liked it a lot, it is perfect for numbers and small letters. I have not tried it on rough paper yet...like cold pressed watercolor paper, but on smooth paper I've loved it, it makes fine and thick lines in a beautiful way.
I do Engrosser's Script, and prefer nibs with fine hairlines. It is less stiff than the Leonardt Principal, and requires less pressure while writing. However, it tends to catch on the paper during an upstroke (and especially during flourishing), and some of them can have difficulty writing. Despite the problems, I really like it due to the fineness of the hairlines, the flexibility and the cheaper cost compared to the Leonardt Principal.