I just stumbled across your post about stationery, enticed by the photograph of the Platinum Preppy pen. I recently invested in a Kaweco Brass Sport fountain pen and I've been in love with it; I found and picked it whilst searching for a 'buy it for life' pen to align with my minimalist views. You might enjoy the modular Traveler's Notebook systems, also, if you haven't encountered them yet!
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after three years of working on and off it's finally open. typeclique, a clique for typology enthuasiasts! please take a look ->
https://type.melankorin.net/
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visce
1 month ago
welcome back!!!!!! interesting clique.... personality tests are never enough... and i need to do them all.... _(´ཀ`」 ∠) _
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melankorin
1 month ago
me too (personality test websites have probably collected an ungodly amount of info on me lmao)
Hi! Wanted to let you know I've added your site button to my website!
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found this from boxy's website, soooo fucking sick I love the layout and your about section
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melankorin
4 months ago
ahh thank you! the about section took sooo much work (almost died twice) to get done i'm happy people like it :)
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I mention these specifically because, although it's easy to fall into overconsumption with stationery, both of these products (although they require a significant financial investment at first) are designed to get better with time and be used for life. They're designed to discourage overconsumption, even down to the fact that wear and tear (the patina) is seen as a feature, not a defect.