Speedball Art Products Oblique Pen Set, Black

Easy to use, I like this pen 🖋️ very much 😊, Best to handling

Easy to use , fine nibs for beginners to pro but i think its a lil pricy.yes recommend the product

Qulity was ok easy to use

Just go for it, perfect for copperplate calligraphy and too good for beginners.. I'm a beginner I just love it!

The pen is excellent! This is the only oblique pen holder available in India, and it is certainly a great option to go for. I loved the 101 nibs that came with it. The holder is also nice and light weight!Amazon service was also great! I got it 2 days before the delivery date.This set is great for copperplate and spencerian script. If you interested in them, so do go for this set! :)

If you have ZERO idea about copperplate calligraphy and want to try your hands, then go for it. I have been practicing brush lettering for quite some time now but copperplate calligraphy was my first attempt. The set comes with a 'made in china' oblique holder, 4 pieces of 101 nibs and 2 of 103. The longer nibs (101 I guess) lasted for exactly 3 practice pages of size 14cmx18cm (apprx). The shorter nibs were a big disappointment. One laster for exactly half a page and the other one was defective from the beginning (could not even finish one line before it started to scratch the paper). For the cleaning part, even after cleaning it with water after every 15-20 mins and drying it off completely in between use the nibs still managed to accumulate rust. India has very limited options for copperplate calligraphy, therefore speedball's nibs and pains are a better bet than other available ones.

Nibs were rusted and not in condition to use

The media could not be loaded. I'm a total newbie to the world of calligraphy. I initially practiced a little with brush pens and then was fascinated with copperplate calligraphy.I checked a lot of nibs online and found this with the best rating and ordered it.This is my third day of using it and here's what I've faced so far -1) Initially the ink wasn't getting stored but yeah, you should prep your nibs with the potato method and you'll see the difference.2) Only 2-3 of the 6 nibs work well. The rest aren't that great cause the tip of the nibs are a little sharp so the ink will splatter and will ruin your paper. (I've attached a photo of it too) Wish the tips were a little smoother of all to do the flourishes easily.3) I'm facing a little problem with the smaller nibs as even though the ink is stored in the vent, it doesn't really flow to the tip while writing.Lastly, since I'm a complete beginner, I can't really comment on it..I'm still figuring out how to use. But all I can say is that, if you're someone like me who's new, buy a single nib which you'll get it at a very very low price and then practice rather than going for a whole set because even if you buy a set, you'll end up liking just one or two.So practice with a single nib and then when you've got the hold on copperplate, buy a set.That's about it! Hope this helps :)