﻿Hey everyone, it’s ya girl, Stephanie.
I know you’ve missed our videos showing you the best stationery releases every month!
We’ve been busy packing all of your planner and holiday orders.
We’re ready to get back into it and highlight our favorite new arrivals from October, November, and December of 2022.
Since there are so many items to share, we’re going to split this overview into two parts.
In this video we’ll go over pens, markers, and inks.
The next video will include crafting supplies, notebooks, pen cases, and bags.
Be sure to subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss that!
Let’s get started!
Pens & Markers
Pilot has come out with pens for stationery lovers who “gotta catch ‘em all!”
First, 0.3 and 0.5 millimeter Dr. Grip Multi Pens have four ballpoint ink colors as well as mechanical pencil components in the same pen body.
Next, these Juice Gel Pens come in sets of four curated colors.
Finally, the Kakuno Fountain Pens both have fine nibs and bright caps!
All of these limited edition pens are decorated with adorable illustrations of Pokémon like Pikachu, Piplup, and more.
Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pens are finally available in pastel hues!
Their inks show up on both light and dark papers and can be layered to build opacity.
They feature soft, flexible felt tips that allow for expressive line variation.
These pens are available separately and as a six pen set.
For those who prefer using bristle tips for brush lettering, we’ve added Pentel Milky Brush Pens.
They dispense pastel inks that are visible and buildable on light and dark papers.
Kuretake ZIG Brushables stand out because they have two different color brush tips on the same pen!
Double-sided markers typically have brush tips on one end and bullet tips on the other.
On the Brushables, one color is softer than the other, so you can blend and layer them to create shading effects.
They are available in a rainbow of colors,
some of which may be familiar to you from the Clean Color Dot series such as Platinum, Fawn, and Hyacinth.
Fountain Pens and Inks
In 2021, Platinum released a collection of Preppy Fountain Pens called the Preppy Wa.
They featured barrel designs that were inspired by traditional Japanese patterns.
Due to the Preppy Wa’s immense popularity, Platinum has made a second limited edition collection in 2022 with new designs.
Preppies are perfect for fountain pen users of any experience level,
so if you’re just getting into fountain pens, or if you’re a collector, be sure to check these out.
Speaking of Platinum pens, I have to mention the 10th Anniversary 3776 Century.
Just look at the nib (which you'll see in B-roll)!
These are limited to 3,776 pens worldwide.
I already have a 3776 Century, but I’m feeling FOMO just thinking about it.
Are you feeling the FOMO?
Yes.
The holiday season may be over, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up on having festive colors like Kaweco’s Smooth Sage and Ruby in your pen case.
These Collection Sport Fountain Pens are compact when capped and comfortable to hold when posted.
Smooth Sage is similar to the Kaweco Skyline Sport pens, with its lightweight, durable plastic body and silver details.
And the aptly named Ruby is an AL Sport, with an aluminum body and gold accents.
Before we talk about inks I wanted to quickly mention the newest limited edition TWSBI pens.
The ECO Cerulean, ECO Glow Purple and SWIPE Ice Blue all boast large ink capacities at an affordable price point.
They also released a gift set featuring the ECO-T in Royal Jade with rose gold accents.
Pilot’s most popular Iroshizuku inks are now available as cartridges!
They hold a generous 0.8 milliliters of ink and are more convenient to use than their bottled counterparts.
Each pack comes with six labeled ink cartridges.
I think it’s so charming that the outer packaging matches that of the 50 milliliter bottles.
Pilot uses proprietary ink cartridges, so these will only work with Pilot fountain pens.
Violet Imperial is the sixth addition to Herbin’s 1670 Anniversary ink collection.
This bold purple has gold shimmer and “blurple” sheen.
Purple dye was a symbol of royalty due to its rarity, but now, everyone can feel like a royal by using this ink.
Finally, we’ve brought in more Dominant Industry Inks, including colors from their Standard line that can be used with both fountain and dip pens.
That’s everything for part one!
Let me know what your favorites were in the comments.
We still have so much to cover so stay tuned for part two.
Check out our previous ‘What’s New’ videos while you wait! And until then...
Bye, friends!
Next these Jui-- (overemphasizing in a silly way) These Juice. Gel. Pens.
Come in sets of four. One of them has Piplup on it. Can you believe it, everybody?
But not Turtwig?! The audacity.
It's so cute~!
How can you not! It's so cute!!
This is the correct design choice.
(First impression of the 10th Anniversary 3776 Century) Oooh~! (Miriam and Videographer-san laughing)
Sorry, sorry, sorry! Ooh! (Impressed by the packaging)
Look at it!
These-- the NPI videos do give me FOMO though. Seeing them... like, ooh!
Stationery FOMO is real. Real talk.