Hi everyone, it’s me, one of the videographers at JetPens!
I do a lot of the handwriting in videos.
Some of you requested this, so today I’ll be showing you
my stationery setup at work.
My system is more functional and minimal
to help me capture tasks and deadlines.
I use one pen case, one planner, and one binder to get my work done.
Let me show you what’s in my pen case!
The case I use is a Sun-Star Delde Flat in this cute citrus soda color.
It’s lightly padded to keep my writing tools safe.
I like that the magnets keep the lid open,
so it’s easy to reach for the supplies.
I try to keep only the stationery I need on a daily basis in here.
For writing, I have two fountain pens, one multi pen,
one ballpoint pen, and one pencil.
This Pilot Stargazer fountain pen is my main planner pen.
It’s discontinued, but I’ve linked similar
Pilot fountain pens and other items in the description!
I filled the pen with De Atramentis Document Grey Ink
because it’s waterproof and can be highlighted
without too much smudging.
My second pen is the Pilot Prera.
I usually use this one posted. Sorry, Stephanie!
I write with this pen on camera
and fill it with whatever ink I feel like.
Today’s ink is Pelikan Brilliant Brown.
Doesn’t it kind of look like tea?
These other pens and pencils are more for on-the-go writing
when I’m not at my desk.
I got this clear Uni Style Fit multi pen
from a stationery store 7 years ago.
There are two Jetstream ballpoint refills
and a mechanical pencil refill inside.
If I need only one pen for traveling or storing in my purse,
this would be the one!
I prefer ballpoint refills over gel in multi pens
because they last longer, dry quickly, and write on most papers.
A pencil is always nice to have around too.
The Ballograf Epoca P is usually clipped to my idea dump notebook.
It’s slimmer than the multi pen and has a satisfying click sound.
Here are my last items: an eraser and a Kitaboshi lead holder.
Maybe you recognize this from my Journal with Me video?
Sometimes I use it for writing on sticky notes or for drawing.
Usually I create my weekly work planner layouts with it
to give the spread a more organic look.
The rest of the pens are for color-coding and marking.
This Marvy permanent marker is a solid alternative to a Sharpie.
The body is easy to cap and uncap.
With Sharpies, I have to pull harder to remove the squeaky caps.
I use the Marvy for writing on film sticky notes
and other surfaces when needed.
I like to call this pen the “Marvy LePerm.”
For planning, I have the older version of the Morris Justclick highlighters.
The retractable click makes it faster to switch between colors
when I’m making to-do lists or storyboarding videos.
Ah, I’m almost done with the mint color.
I need to get another one...
Lastly but most importantly, I have a gray Pentel Fude Touch Pen
for crossing out my lists.
It’s much easier to parse the unfinished tasks in my planner
when I completely gray out the DONE items.
Pentel has a lot of colors, so I try to match
the marker to my fountain pen ink color!
I use this to letter and doodle as well!
That’s all the stationery in my pen case!
What do you like to use every day?
If you want to see my planner system, be sure to like this video.
I’ll give a tour of my work planner,
video planning binder,
and even our office plants if this video hits 3000 likes.
Thanks for watching!