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Links to Art Supply Sources On-Line
They have the Zig Pens. I like Kuretake Zig Letter Pen CocoIro and use the Kuretake Zig Letter Pen CocoIro Pen Refill - Super Fine - cbeBlack: http://www.jetpens.com/Kuretake-Zig-Letter-Pen-CocoIro-Pen-Refill-Super-Fine-Black/pd/6050. These pens are not waterproof, which makes them almost like using watercolors.
John Neal Books - www.johnnealbooks.com
Excellent calligraphy pens, inks, and papers.
PAPER INK ARTS - www.paperinkarts.com
Lots of supplies for calligraphy, book arts, etc.
TALAS - www.talasonline.com
Established in 1962 by Elaine and Herbert Haas,
Talas became the first company in the US to serve
the museum and library community with
hand bookbinding and conservation supplies.
Recommendations from students:
Espresso Coffee Tamper: Suitable to make grinder for pigments (Recommended by Jackie Olson):
"It was a recommendation on the web from someone making their own gesso. At $19, this one costs less than half of the usual muller prices. There were also suggestions to find a glass object that had a perfectly flat bottom, like a glass or other knick-knack, maybe at thrift stores. It needs to be sturdy enough to put pressure on the glass plate."
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