Japanese pens have smaller nibs and they’re pretty comparable to fine and ultra fine pens. | by Matthew Donnellon | Medium

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Matthew Donnellon

Dec 19, 2018·1 min read

Japanese pens have smaller nibs and they’re pretty comparable to fine and ultra fine pens.

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Matthew Donnellon is a writer, artist, and sit down comedian. He is the author of The Curious Case of Emma Lee and Other Stories.

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Matthew Donnellon is a writer, artist, and sit down comedian. He is the author of The Curious Case of Emma Lee and Other Stories.

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