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there's something very relaxing about your voice. sometimes at the end of a very stressful day when I'm having trouble winding down, I watch one of your videos.
I owe a few people appologies on another vid comment section. Peter does taste ink! I was so wrong to assume a trick? Peter really was that what you tasted!? Beautiful drawing just like you fella. 😎❤
"It tastes like Home Depot" Peter: *licking every surface in Home Depot* Worker: *chasing after him* Sir, PLEASE leave. This is the fourth time this month.
You’re my hero. I love the purple teeth after the ink. I’ve used those ink cartridges for over a decade, but it never occurred to me to taste them. Thank you for filling in that gap in my knowledge.
You should review Zebra's pens. They have everything from just your run of the mill ball point to gel ink to fountain pens. My current favorite is the Zebra V-301FP. But my everyday carry is my Zebra F-301BP with the 0.7mm nib.
@@cceste6885 Is it not glycerin? We had a mini/baby thesis and one of the teams in our class made a pen out of cherry and our teacher mentioned about the pen and the glycerin
My cousin told me, as a lefty, these G2s dig into the paper and scrape in a bad way, so they don't work too well for him. I meant to include this in the video. Sorry, David.
This one time in high school I was in the middle of band class, and happened to have one of these pens. I had never pulled out the ink cartridge and was curious to see what it was like. I looked at the waxy end and thought “hmm wonder if that would move at all”. I ended up taking off the black end cap and sucked it. It shot into my mouth and I was spitting a bunch of black ink up for the majority of the morning. Fantastic review Peter.
Some people get the food grade (not turpentine, but pine tar extract or something) and it removes parasites. Search for turpentine detox or something like that. But not the stuff in metal cans, something else.
"Office depot"... I think home depot would have a woodie taste, maybe a paint mixed with power tools flavor. Now office depot that's got the classic colored ink, paper, adhesive and printer toner taste😉
I have data on file stating that receiving Peterdraws upload notifications increases happiness. Great intro! Also I met a lady yesterday in my small hokey pokey town that also watches your videos! was so cool!
Not sure if Caramelized coconut pen goop being Nontoxic also means that its safe for human consumption I am gonna ask you to cease its consumption before somebody replys to me saying that im stupid and that its ok
I remember in middle school I found one of these in my bag with no recollection of how it got there. For the time I had it before inevitably losing it- it was the best writing experience I’ve had with a utensil to date. I never realized it was a well known legend of a pen and I wasn’t just a rare case. By college I always made sure I had one with me in different colors and never had any problems with them. I have grown and changed as a person with and through the G2- more so than a lot of other items in my possession.
ahhh I remember sucking on the end of ballpoint pen ink cartridges way back in elementary school, they taste like metal and mostly home depot. right on Peter.
a) that is a CLASSY intro b) as someone who uses the 1.0mm G2 pen for all their drawings, thank you for using the 1.0mm pen. there needs to be more love towards 1.0mm pens in our world c) as a lefty it doesn't feel like the pen digs into the paper, either that or i jam the pen into the paper too much d) please don't eat the pen ink
I liked finer point pens when I was younger and had perfect vision. Now I need glasses, and find myself getting the bigger pens just so I can see my own writing. Also getting lined paper with wide rule instead of college rule. My days of using pink ink on pink paper are over. Now I get why college professors told me not to do that. They couldn't SEE
Try the uniball Signo 307. It’s great. You can even hit it with a wet q-tip for a nice effect. I’ll bet it writes a shorter line. Because it’s juicier. Which I prefer.
I have the Uniball Signo 207, because it's supposed to be secure for writing checks and stuff. Can't be washed off if someone steals your mail, changes the check amount, and makes it to themselves. I like to use weird colors too to discourage that. Like purple or green. I have to buy them in bulk because they run out of ink and I need another one. Love them
This is my pen of choice, and I have tried the sharpie super fine tip, RSVP, a couple other brands that just didn't last long in comparison to the G2. I unknowingly push hard into my paper and this pen still glides smooth and not one of the pens has failed on me. I buy them in bulk on Amazon. I LOVE this pen.
These pens are my favorite. But also my worst nightmare. I'm left handed so if I'm writing too fast with them it doesn't have enough time to dry on the paper before my hand smudges it everywhere. Left handed woes aside, I dig these pens a lot. 10/10 would recommend.
@@TehSlan I've tried some of the other sizes but for some reason they feel scratchy when I write. They don't feel as smooth and effortless as the .7 for some reason. I've basically just learned that I need to slow down when I write or else there'll be smudges lol
@@speedyhomo ah, I'm sorry to hear that. I don't personally find the .5 black, blue, or red scratchy, but I have a couple of .5 purples and they're trash, scratchy and always skipping, so I know the feeling you're describing and it's a terrible one.
Just a slight correction that no one cares about: these pens are actually rollerballs. Rollerball pens contain liquid ink and lay down more ink than ballpoints. I love the pilot g-2 and most rollerballs I've tried, but I've yet to find a ballpoint that I love.
@@NATA5II I haven't! What does the ink look like on paper compared to the pilot g-2? That along with ballpoints' tendency to slip all over the paper is what usually prevents me from buying ballpoints.
Coolly staring at the screen, "The name is Peter...Peter Draws." With a nod to the mixologist, "I'll have my usual, shaken not stirred. Skip the ink." - You are awesome, Peter. :o)
Peter you really should try the *Pilot Hi-Tecpoint!* It's a rollerball pen with one of those needle point nibs. I love if for doodling and writing. There are several variations but they write the same (grip, refillable, different body design, ...)
I've found that the G2 often releases little, teensy bits of ink onto the paper as I'm writing or doodling ... not always, but enough to make me frown and think "Aww, nuts, it glooped again". It's hard to explain in words. I've found this happen with both the 0.7 and the 10mm. Not sure if line width/thickness is the reason. I don't like anything smaller than a 0.7 pen. This gloopy problem could instantly ruin an art project, I expect. I don't draw with them because of this leaking issue. If the G2 would not do this, it might be my favorite gel pen. My fave is the Papermate InkJoy gel 0.7 which is a pleasure. But honestly no gel pen makes me as happy as the Papermate Flair felt tip does when I write or doodle or draw with that super implement. That is the ultimate, but it is felt tip so it's surely not permanent. And since it's felt tip, it's not retractable, sadly. I remember that pen from childhood (back in the 1970's when pterodactyls glided overhead) and have loved it since.
OMG, Peter, you are hilarious! I mentioned you in my podcast episode coming out this week. How fitting that all of my listeners will come over to find you eating pen ink and finally realize I'm insane. Thanks for that. No, seriously, thanks! LOVE your channel and artwork! I'm your neighbor in Winston-Salem, but don't worry, I NEVER go to Greensboro, and I'm mostly a hermit!
Patreon sent me here :-) I absolutely loved the intro for this video Peter! I find that most of my doodles are done with a BIC Crystal Medium and when I am at work.
I've watched a lot of pen reviews on UA-cam but you, sir, stand apart with your offering a taste test. I salute your innovation, and your reckless courage.
Seems like their quality control isn't as good as when they first came out. I've gotten some duds that were scratchy and skippy but others smooth as silk.
I was hoping the taste test was a laugh title thing. It wasn't. While the pen components are non-toxic, I eould rather you dont try such things. I would rather you not take the risk.
your videos helped inspire me to physically write again. a couple weeks ago i picked up the ultra fine point G2 and a bullet journal and started at it. makes me feel good to finish an entry and flip through all the others. it's so satisfying to see and feel and smell progress. as for the Pilot G2 .38, i can honestly recommend it. i'm halfway through one ink cartridge already and it really flows onto pages beautifully. it does seep a little onto the page, but maybe that's just the paper i'm using idk. it hasn't skipped, which is the most important thing, and it dries quickly, so when i flip a page, it doesn't bleed on page it touches. good review, Peter, and thanks for helping me write again :)
Alton Gibbs the .38 is definitely in a class of its own; after using that exclusively for a semester, the .7 felt like a sharpie, the 1.0 a paintbrush. .5 makes me uncomfortable because I can’t tell between it and .38s and as a result am sometimes betrayed
These were the pens to go to in school. I still love these pens. I still consider them a great pen to do art with. The ink delivery is almost as satisfying as a fountain pen. Cool vid!
I find the .5 too scratchy. Wouldnt want to even try the .38 lol. The 1.0 is fun to draw with, but too fat for writing a bunch, it begins to smudge. The .7 is solid for handwritten tests and notes. Whether taking lots of notes or for quickly and frantically writing for a test. Solid.
I am an Indian but can bet that nothing can beat Japanese pen in smoothness like Zebra Sarasa Clip... US-based pen provides the greatest pen body in the world but when it comes to smoothness, nothing can beat Japanese pen... I have tried virtually every kind of pen from Dr. Grip to Pilot G7 line-up.... I am doing masters and use gel and ball pen for my exams.... Not everyone use the pen for artwork... It's speed which matters in exam for students...
I have a Smith and Wesson Murder pen it’s my favorite. The Parker refill it comes with is amazing and it’s very stout. Also I can break glass, eyeballs and many other things with it.
![[UA] NAVI проти G2 Esports | Blast Premier Fall Final](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QWlIm4FGESQ/mqdefault.jpg)
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I love you, have a good day
there's something very relaxing about your voice. sometimes at the end of a very stressful day when I'm having trouble winding down, I watch one of your videos.
That is a really good idea*
@@SkeetRadar It's probably the way it sounds.
I owe a few people appologies on another vid comment section. Peter does taste ink! I was so wrong to assume a trick? Peter really was that what you tasted!?
Beautiful drawing just like you fella. 😎❤
"It tastes like Home Depot"
Peter: *licking every surface in Home Depot*
Worker: *chasing after him* Sir, PLEASE leave. This is the fourth time this month.
You’re my hero. I love the purple teeth after the ink. I’ve used those ink cartridges for over a decade, but it never occurred to me to taste them. Thank you for filling in that gap in my knowledge.
Old master : "you have to become the pen!"
Peter: "starts eating the PEN INK"
This is the most underrated video on the fucking internet, good job man.
G2s always seem to run out so quickly for me, but I do love how smooth they are.
peter you absolute madman.
You should review Zebra's pens. They have everything from just your run of the mill ball point to gel ink to fountain pens. My current favorite is the Zebra V-301FP. But my everyday carry is my Zebra F-301BP with the 0.7mm nib.
The Zebra F-701 is a fantastic pen with a great build quality and smooth ink.
Wow.. excellent cinematic intro... love it!! Great editing and nice cinematography
pilot g2s were like crack in my honor's history class
i’d love to know the ingredients of the ink and how its made. I wouldn’t eat it tho
You should review muji pens maybe . 25, and higher
is there any data on that non-toxic claim from the company, data on file and all?
Non toxic and edible are not the same thing Peter
Edible, eatable
Shhh... let natural selection happen🤣[not referring to anyone in particular]
Wait for his next video if their is one than he’s alive and well
@@nickiratliff84 funniest comment I've seen in awhile.
Why is part of his review tasting the ink like is he trying to pick up a trail, oh yes this ink was last use 3 days ago
So this is how you gain your powers, Peter, eating pen ink.
Superhero name... Crosshatch.
It’s not just pen ink. It’s also the petroleum jelly thing. Needless to say I am impressed.
you're supposed to eat it whole because the plastic adds a nice crunch
Like adding lettuce to a sandwich?
You are supposed to eat it all because kids in Africa are dying because they have nothing to eat
Exactly.. thats totally insane..agreed
It's kind of bland tho it needs ranch
PLEASE STOP EATING ART SUPPLIES
why?
@@shawnsmith8558 its not good for the body
I mean the yellow stuff is just oil mixed with a thickener like clay. Now the ink...
Just leave him be. Van Gogh ate his art supplies and he turned out pretty well...
@@cceste6885 Is it not glycerin? We had a mini/baby thesis and one of the teams in our class made a pen out of cherry and our teacher mentioned about the pen and the glycerin
No you did not just put that ink in your mouth. NOOOO
Ew
He's still alive I hear
Yeah that was.....
its normal, when the ink is not coming out we just have to suck or blow from the back of the ink and it would sometimes get in our mouth
This is my favorite pen i have because i found it in the parking lot of a barnes and noble
That's a great origin story
@@peter_draws thanks for responding! I was there getting a book about birds 🐦
Drew142...thats a kool story..cuase it happened to me...that pen was waiting for you cuase it was ...DESTINY
I found mine in a rodeo urinal trough. I skipped the taste test.
Los Trem you’re missing out
*Licks toothpick covered in ink*
Hmmm
*Licks toothpick again*
.....tastes like Home Depot
Yeah the fact he went back for more is what gets me
My cousin told me, as a lefty, these G2s dig into the paper and scrape in a bad way, so they don't work too well for him. I meant to include this in the video. Sorry, David.
I hearted my own comment :)
@@peter_draws You're probably the most worthy person of having their comment hearted out of all UA-cam comment sections
Im a lefty as well and use these and love them. Have no Problem at all
Maybe David lacks a light touch or a proper place to draw.
My dad is a lefty as well, but this is almost the only pen he uses. He likes it a lot, and I definitely kinda feel the dig into the paper sometimes.
An icon reviewing an icon
I prefer my ink chilled on the rocks, but whatever floats your boat. The gel is definitely an acquired taste, like truffle, or capitalism.
A Watson 🤣
This man 😂
“It’s not worth going out of your way for”
ah a communist
Chilled ink on the rocks is by far my favorite way to consume, such rich flavour and the the viscosity is out of this world
You should make UA-cam vids. And draw. And review things.
He is the perfect candidate for all of those positions. 👌
I'll consider it.... thanks for the suggestion. :)
You forgot drinking buckets of ink as well!
@@warrenarmstrong2154 badlands chugs pt. 2
warning: eating Pilot G2 pens can cause acute petroleum belly.
This one time in high school I was in the middle of band class, and happened to have one of these pens. I had never pulled out the ink cartridge and was curious to see what it was like. I looked at the waxy end and thought “hmm wonder if that would move at all”. I ended up taking off the black end cap and sucked it. It shot into my mouth and I was spitting a bunch of black ink up for the majority of the morning. Fantastic review Peter.
It’s good that this is not oil painting channel. I don’t want him to eat turpentine.
Mercury tastes so much better than Turpentine
Some people get the food grade (not turpentine, but pine tar extract or something) and it removes parasites. Search for turpentine detox or something like that. But not the stuff in metal cans, something else.
"Pen related activities"
Including but not limited to:
Drawing, sniffing, feeling, tasting, and throwing
Writt
Write
Lets see How many subs.can I get from this comments it's helpful
Pen cartridges are basically the yogurt tubes of the ink world, way more slurpable than an inkwell
Finally someone understands
That unboxing was epic
"Taste like homedepo" 😂😂😂😂
"Office depot"... I think home depot would have a woodie taste, maybe a paint mixed with power tools flavor. Now office depot that's got the classic colored ink, paper, adhesive and printer toner taste😉
I have data on file stating that receiving Peterdraws upload notifications increases happiness. Great intro! Also I met a lady yesterday in my small hokey pokey town that also watches your videos! was so cool!
"Hokey pokey."
Now there's a term I haven't seen used in a while.😆😆👍👍👍👍
We usually use the phrase Podunk instead of hokey pokey
My data coincides, all the evidence is there. hehe :-)
6:20 i just watched a man murder and eat my favorite pen
Now that's a sick intro
Not sure if Caramelized coconut pen goop being Nontoxic also means that its safe for human consumption
I am gonna ask you to cease its consumption before somebody replys to me saying that im stupid and that its ok
I remember in middle school I found one of these in my bag with no recollection of how it got there. For the time I had it before inevitably losing it- it was the best writing experience I’ve had with a utensil to date. I never realized it was a well known legend of a pen and I wasn’t just a rare case. By college I always made sure I had one with me in different colors and never had any problems with them. I have grown and changed as a person with and through the G2- more so than a lot of other items in my possession.
*Ugg* this video was very nice.
Mostly because of those Uggs though.
Hi Peter, how are you and what did you have for breakfast today?
He had gel pen ink for his breakfast.
@@the_wilson_smh and twizzlers
@@peter_draws Twizzzelers coated in gel ink. 😋
@@peter_draws damnit you're funny, sir.
ahhh I remember sucking on the end of ballpoint pen ink cartridges way back in elementary school, they taste like metal and mostly home depot. right on Peter.
*Extremely dramatic movie opening*
...
*pulls out three other packages of the same pen*
i saw the title and was thinking *this is clickbait, who would eat part of a pen* but it wasn't.
5:40 - *oh deary me*
edit: 6:42 - oh god help us now
I think your hungry,just a thought.I've never cringed so hard.Please be careful, nothing edible should taste like Home Depo.
a) that is a CLASSY intro
b) as someone who uses the 1.0mm G2 pen for all their drawings, thank you for using the 1.0mm pen. there needs to be more love towards 1.0mm pens in our world
c) as a lefty it doesn't feel like the pen digs into the paper, either that or i jam the pen into the paper too much
d) please don't eat the pen ink
I liked finer point pens when I was younger and had perfect vision. Now I need glasses, and find myself getting the bigger pens just so I can see my own writing. Also getting lined paper with wide rule instead of college rule. My days of using pink ink on pink paper are over. Now I get why college professors told me not to do that. They couldn't SEE
0:03 I love that you wear uggs
They're real nice. Your feet deserve an ugg hug.
I came to the comment section for this
He keeps good company, Ronnie Wood rocks em too
Try the uniball Signo 307. It’s great. You can even hit it with a wet q-tip for a nice effect. I’ll bet it writes a shorter line. Because it’s juicier. Which I prefer.
Yeah, when these pens and their competitors all cost like $1, I feel like I usually lose them or buy another before I write a mile with them.
I love those! Its so nice to have all the colors and take notes with them all
but what flavor?
I have the Uniball Signo 207, because it's supposed to be secure for writing checks and stuff. Can't be washed off if someone steals your mail, changes the check amount, and makes it to themselves. I like to use weird colors too to discourage that. Like purple or green.
I have to buy them in bulk because they run out of ink and I need another one. Love them
"Taste like Home Depot smells"
Never have I heard something that fires off my sense of taste in such a way...
This is my pen of choice, and I have tried the sharpie super fine tip, RSVP, a couple other brands that just didn't last long in comparison to the G2. I unknowingly push hard into my paper and this pen still glides smooth and not one of the pens has failed on me. I buy them in bulk on Amazon. I LOVE this pen.
The taste review was much more thorough then expected. Now I have to walk around home depot to imagine what pen ink tastes like.
he really just ate ink and weird jelly stuff out of a pen
These pens are my favorite. But also my worst nightmare. I'm left handed so if I'm writing too fast with them it doesn't have enough time to dry on the paper before my hand smudges it everywhere. Left handed woes aside, I dig these pens a lot. 10/10 would recommend.
Have you tried different widths? The .7 smudges like crazy for me but the .5 doesn't
@@TehSlan I've tried some of the other sizes but for some reason they feel scratchy when I write. They don't feel as smooth and effortless as the .7 for some reason. I've basically just learned that I need to slow down when I write or else there'll be smudges lol
@@speedyhomo ah, I'm sorry to hear that. I don't personally find the .5 black, blue, or red scratchy, but I have a couple of .5 purples and they're trash, scratchy and always skipping, so I know the feeling you're describing and it's a terrible one.
I’m left handed as well and have the same problems yikes
?backwords write maybe
peter please stop eating your art supplies
I live in NC & mannnn I’m waiting on the day I just see Peter out & about doing regular stuff.
I’ll be like *“Huh. That’s nice.”*
this is the most bad ass thing i've ever seen
Just a slight correction that no one cares about: these pens are actually rollerballs. Rollerball pens contain liquid ink and lay down more ink than ballpoints. I love the pilot g-2 and most rollerballs I've tried, but I've yet to find a ballpoint that I love.
What's the difference? Do they not have balls at the point?
@@peter_draws they do in fact. The difference is only in ink, I guess. What are your opinions on the oil based ballpoints (as opposed to these)?
Have you tried the OHTO Horizon?
@@NATA5II I haven't! What does the ink look like on paper compared to the pilot g-2? That along with ballpoints' tendency to slip all over the paper is what usually prevents me from buying ballpoints.
Peter !
I love your videos!!
I noticed you have a couple pocket knifes, maybe you can do a video about it!
Just an idea
Hugs!!
Someone used my favorite Benchmade to unscrew a screw and chipped the tip :(
Peter Draws kill them
Coolly staring at the screen, "The name is Peter...Peter Draws." With a nod to the mixologist, "I'll have my usual, shaken not stirred. Skip the ink." - You are awesome, Peter. :o)
The pilot g2 is my favorite drawing supply tbh I dont know why I just love these pens
Peter you really should try the *Pilot Hi-Tecpoint!* It's a rollerball pen with one of those needle point nibs. I love if for doodling and writing.
There are several variations but they write the same (grip, refillable, different body design, ...)
I've found that the G2 often releases little, teensy bits of ink onto the paper as I'm writing or doodling ... not always, but enough to make me frown and think "Aww, nuts, it glooped again". It's hard to explain in words. I've found this happen with both the 0.7 and the 10mm. Not sure if line width/thickness is the reason. I don't like anything smaller than a 0.7 pen. This gloopy problem could instantly ruin an art project, I expect. I don't draw with them because of this leaking issue.
If the G2 would not do this, it might be my favorite gel pen. My fave is the Papermate InkJoy gel 0.7 which is a pleasure.
But honestly no gel pen makes me as happy as the Papermate Flair felt tip does when I write or doodle or draw with that super implement. That is the ultimate, but it is felt tip so it's surely not permanent. And since it's felt tip, it's not retractable, sadly. I remember that pen from childhood (back in the 1970's when pterodactyls glided overhead) and have loved it since.
someone show him how to make the pen gun with it
You look gorgeous today, Pete. Have a nice day!
OMG, Peter, you are hilarious! I mentioned you in my podcast episode coming out this week. How fitting that all of my listeners will come over to find you eating pen ink and finally realize I'm insane. Thanks for that. No, seriously, thanks! LOVE your channel and artwork! I'm your neighbor in Winston-Salem, but don't worry, I NEVER go to Greensboro, and I'm mostly a hermit!
Word of advice, dont stab your g2 pilot pen in to a apple because it will stop working, I speak from experience
i love these pens so much i literally just bought a 20 pack
when I read "Taste Review", I thought it's just a play on words
I love the G2's. It was always a favorite of one of my buddies and I for art collabs.
60 seconds in, I know I’m gonna love the whole video...
Plus a really, really nice drawing at the end 👍
Patreon sent me here :-) I absolutely loved the intro for this video Peter! I find that most of my doodles are done with a BIC Crystal Medium and when I am at work.
I use this pen everyday in school. I found it on the floor during class haha
Were you wearing ugg boots in the first scenes 😂
You should look up the G2/Mont Blanc hack. :D
Hey everyone so I’m really confused because no matter how hard I look, I can’t see Peters torso in the first part of the video?!
Peter is a perfect mix of Napoleon Dynamite and Bob Ross
I've watched a lot of pen reviews on UA-cam but you, sir, stand apart with your offering a taste test. I salute your innovation, and your reckless courage.
Seems like their quality control isn't as good as when they first came out. I've gotten some duds that were scratchy and skippy but others smooth as silk.
Thank you for doing the good work Peter. Someone has to eat these to tell the rest of us about it. For science!
Intro deserves more credit. that was really funny and well shot
How high do you have to get?
He's good at art because he tastes what he's working with first.
Oh my god this is my actual favorite pen (for writing, not drawing tho) 😂😂😂
I wasn’t expecting a full detailed taste test, I was expecting him to accidentally get some in his mouth...
thank you for this food review, Peter!
He is amazingly strange!
I was hoping the taste test was a laugh title thing. It wasn't.
While the pen components are non-toxic, I eould rather you dont try such things. I would rather you not take the risk.
whos watching in 2020 lol
That ended way to fast :(
Remember when Ernest’s ink pen busted in his mouth?
Good to know considering my dog just ate one
I believe the correct word is “SATISFACTORILY”
can you fit a 0.5mm refill in a 1.0 g2?
Yes, it would just become a 0.5 that says 1.0 on the outside
your videos helped inspire me to physically write again. a couple weeks ago i picked up the ultra fine point G2 and a bullet journal and started at it. makes me feel good to finish an entry and flip through all the others. it's so satisfying to see and feel and smell progress.
as for the Pilot G2 .38, i can honestly recommend it. i'm halfway through one ink cartridge already and it really flows onto pages beautifully. it does seep a little onto the page, but maybe that's just the paper i'm using idk. it hasn't skipped, which is the most important thing, and it dries quickly, so when i flip a page, it doesn't bleed on page it touches.
good review, Peter, and thanks for helping me write again :)
Alton Gibbs the .38 is definitely in a class of its own; after using that exclusively for a semester, the .7 felt like a sharpie, the 1.0 a paintbrush. .5 makes me uncomfortable because I can’t tell between it and .38s and as a result am sometimes betrayed
@@helicopter_traffic the .38 got me so used to writing small that when i picked up a 1.0 it felt like i was lettering a billboard xD
These were the pens to go to in school. I still love these pens. I still consider them a great pen to do art with. The ink delivery is almost as satisfying as a fountain pen. Cool vid!
I find the .5 too scratchy. Wouldnt want to even try the .38 lol.
The 1.0 is fun to draw with, but too fat for writing a bunch, it begins to smudge.
The .7 is solid for handwritten tests and notes. Whether taking lots of notes or for quickly and frantically writing for a test. Solid.
"Tastes like home depot" 😂😂😂
I am very particular and only write with these pens, this video came straight from my head somehow.
Okay, but why
I love how weird he is, and how he wears his UGG boots like a boss. We all need to be a little more like Peter.
I am an Indian but can bet that nothing can beat Japanese pen in smoothness like Zebra Sarasa Clip... US-based pen provides the greatest pen body in the world but when it comes to smoothness, nothing can beat Japanese pen... I have tried virtually every kind of pen from Dr. Grip to Pilot G7 line-up.... I am doing masters and use gel and ball pen for my exams.... Not everyone use the pen for artwork... It's speed which matters in exam for students...
I have a Smith and Wesson Murder pen it’s my favorite. The Parker refill it comes with is amazing and it’s very stout. Also I can break glass, eyeballs and many other things with it.
This is the best review I've ever seen. It is exactly what I wanted to see.