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Tito-That's a Jin Hao 450 filled with Diamine Oxblood ink writing in a Nakabayashi "Logical" notebook.

​@@ChristopherGarlington Thank you very much, and have a good day!

@@AMSRmageddon you should alert the authorities

@@ChristopherGarlington You should familiarize yourself with a thing called editing software.

@@AMSRmageddon thank you. I will definitely look into that.

@@AMSRmageddon which one do you use? Do you have an ASMR channel?

Hey Will, I'm in Chicago and it is Wednesday. Where are you?

@@ChristopherGarlington, Hi, that’s amazing have a friend studying there. He will be visiting Toronto this month, excited for that! Haven’t seen him in a long while. I live in Ontario, Canada. The weather is somewhat depressing but nothin’ wrong with a drizzle.

@@IAmWillJR I'm an idiot. I read your comment as "How are you doing this ON Wednesday," as if it's only Tuesday. Not as "How are you doing ON this Wednesday" which is a lovely way to start a conversation. #iamdumb

@@ChristopherGarlington, no worries, Christopher. Wishing you peace and happiness.

@@vapingcat1885 hey, no it’s a Pilot Vanishing Point. First one is a Jin Hao.

@@ChristopherGarlington Ah, thank you now I see that it is much rounder than the Lamy 2000

@@vapingcat1885 Jin Hao's are cheap Chinese pens that perform WAY outside their price point. I paid less than $10 for that pen, and it's become my favorite.

​@@ChristopherGarlington yeah, i had one, which i wanted to modify with the zebra g nib, but i utterly destroyed it in the process, but before that it was fairly good for the price

@@vapingcat1885 I still can't figure that out. I tried my best to put a Zebra into my JHx750 and couldn't make it work.

That's awesome. What do you write?

Cocobana, I mean, I encourage you to do that.

Hey Cocobana-In this video, the pen is a Jin Hao 450 with Diamine Oxblood ink. The notebook is a Moleskine Cahier, Xl. However, I'm almost done with it and won't be using this kind of notebook again because of the bleed. I'm switching to a Nakabayashi "Logical Notebook" size B5. What do you use?

What am I missing here?

@@VektorV2 consider it done.

@@ChristopherGarlington Awesome! Thank you. I look forward to it.

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@@ChashmOmed thank you!

Well I love your comments, so keep commenting!

Angelica, what a lovely thing to say. I started this channel only to train myself in the process of making, editing, and posting videos. I figured I'd just tape myself working since that's what I do every day. I shoot images from my home office and sometimes my back yard. I don't know anything about camera work or cinema so I just make every shot very, very simple. However, I was slightly surprised to see a story emerge. There's a cat, there's a duck, there's a bust of Vincent Price...who knows where this will go.

In these videos I'm writing in my journal and my WIP. But you can see more at bullgarlington.com

@@ChristopherGarlington thank you for your answer ♥️

I love that so much. SO MUCH! Write! Write more! Show me what you lay down.

Thanks

Thank you.

That's very nice of you to say. Thank you!

Thank you, I'm so happy to hear that.

Wilbur, this is all written and lettered by hand. Most of it is cursive, which is probably Spencarian cursive, and some of it is just plain old lettering, which I don't have any information on.

Thank you so much. I promise I will.

Man, this really means a lot to me. I really appreciate that.

John, Is Namiki and Pilot the same? I know it as a Pilot Vanishing Point in Matte Black. It's been my EDC since 2017.

@@ChristopherGarlington Yep, same pen. I think Pilot owns Namiki now. Great pens.

Thank you.

Personal stuff. Fiction.

Who?

That pretty much describes me as a person...

@@ChristopherGarlington ❣️

What country is that? Yeah, that thunder was way louder in person than it sounds in the video.

Hey, Adrian. I use pens in my journal and pencil in my fiction. The pens are usually a Jin Hao 450 filled with Diamine Oxblood, and a Pilot Vanishing Point Matte Black filled with Namiki Blue-Black. The pencil, lately, is a Mitsubishi Uni 3B. I was using Blackwings but the point wouldn't stick and the Mitsubishi is just luxurious.

Cool

Who is Will Sr?

Right? I couldn't take it another second. I would love to read your work. I would be overjoyed if anything I do encourages a fellow writer. Keep going!

Also, this is me: bullgarlington.com

It seems my original replies haven’t been posted, so I’ll try once again! Thank you for your kind words! I would love to check your work out! I run a personal blog that I’ve been catching up on after a rigorous academic year… I’m glad to hear your encouragement; it definitely is nice to hear before I officially “launch” my work into the world! Good luck! <3

Me too.

Thank you, @tulsakanette. I haven't named the duck yet. I've had him for years. I probably ought to give him a name. Are you talking about the Oxblood?

@@ChristopherGarlington i am fascinated about how things like fountain pens work i added a couple of your books to my wish list on Amazon. i listen to writing asmr videos while i am g doing y morning routine. i was listening to typing videos but the ad breaks happened ever 3-5 minutes in typing videos.

Thank you.

Wow! That is so cool! I can’t believe people are doing this. What are you studying?

Oh my god, it's my mom! Yeah, that's actually me actually working.

In my defense, I still don't know what I'm doing. However, I really do appreciate your observation. Stay tuned. I'm trying to learn how to record better close-up sound. And pleasant dreams.

SEND ME THOSE POEMS!

Also, wow. I will think about you writing poetry tomorrow when I'm writing in my journal.

@@ChristopherGarlington, it’s wasn’t noteworthy explaining the behavior of leveling up in front of someone, I do thank the fantasy books I read and fall out for being an inspiration too. Ty! It is an honour. 👍

Right? Diamine Oxblood. It's just gorgeous.

My pleasure.

First one you use.

Apologies it seems you 3rote the brand on index card.😅

I'm still gonna tell you because I love it so much. It's a Pilot Vanishing Point in Matte Black filled with Namiki Blue Black ink. I've been carrying that pen every day since 2017. I love that pen. It is perfect. It goes with me everywhere. always in my pocket!

The journal labeled "M" is my current work in progress, which will clock in at around 34,000--40,000 words, so it's more like a very long novella or a very short novel. Like Graham Greene short. Like Edgar Rice Burroughs short. And it's a genre piece with the potential for a nice series.

@Murasakiii thank you for the compliment! I will eventually do a video or two about pens and paper and what I'm writing. For now, if I'm writing in pencil, that's my WIP, a novella that starts a series.

Also, here's what I use: notebooks: Moleskin cahier executive size Pens: Jin Hao 450 filled with Diamine Oxblood ink Pilot Vanishing Point in Matte Black running Namiki blue black ink A Hong Dian Forest Series running Diamine Sepia A flex pen using Waterman blue which bleeds like crazy Pencils: Blackwing 602s but look for my new Mitsubishis coming up

@@ChristopherGarlington Thank you for telling me!

Hey @murasakiii, check out my GEAR video.

@sullengirl777 thank you! That's ink! It's Diamine Sepia and Oxblood and it spilled while I was messing around filling a pen.

@gidora2687 The green journal in which I'm using pens is my personal journal just about my day and my spheres of identity (writer, student, father, husband, friend, mason). The black one filled by pencil is my WIP and is gloriously deranged fiction.

The big fat one is a cheap Jin Hao 450 (I think) with an M nib. The retractable one is a Pilot Vanishing Point with their signature black nib. The black one is a Hong Dian Forest Series and I don't know the nib. The red one is a flex pen I can't remember the brand using a flex nib that is disappointingly inflexible.

I agree!

Oh my god. I'm so embarrassed. I forget that I'm videoing.