Pilot Parallel Pen Premium Caligraphy Pen Set Review

When I tried this set, I was blown away by how smooth and effortless the pen glided over the paper. The ink flow is consistent and the tips are easy to use, even for a beginner. The set comes with ink cartridges in a variety of colors, perfect for any project. The only downside is that the ink can smudge if not given enough time to dry.

I originally bought a 1.5 point parallel pen to use for hand writing. When trying it out, I quickly realized that I wanted to use it for drawing. The ink flowed so smoothly that I was able to rotate the pen slightly as I drew the line. Then I decided to try this pen's special ability, the color gradation of the ink, which requires two pens, so I bought another 2.8 parallel pen, which made it even more fun. This has led to the fact that I now have five of these fun pens that cover all pen sizes.

My experience with calligraphy pens varies from some mid-range kits (like Scheaffer) and nib and style. I'm by no means a typographer and have only had one acquaintance at the enthusiast level since my art school days. I learned calligraphy with a pen and well-designed nibs, often made from a single piece of metal with a "breathing hole” in the center and two separate tines. Larger nibs may have another piece of metal above (or sometimes below) the split section to regulate flow and hold more…