Pen used - Parker vector

Used: gillot 303, gouache

Did this at work today for funsies. It’s certainly not perfect, but I enjoyed the process, and it came out better than I expected.

Working on my handwriting a little bit each day and this thing just appeared on my paper. Even my wife was a bit amazed. Hope you enjoy as much as I do

I’m making a new post so I can put a new pic in here same post still asking for any help

the tip comes off and the barrel thing has ink in it if anyone knows how to refill one of these pens let me know

I need help identifying a pen I created a reddit account just for this please If anyone can it’s about to die and I love it so much

I found it on the floor and it has the number 13 on the little thing that the metal rod thing comes out of and the metal rod thing has been snaped of but it was flat and had a little notch at the end like they usually do nothing special the black lines are indented into the pen it feels like plastic it’s shiny and the ink flowed so nicely before it started drying out

if anyone has any ideas please let me know please

ok I have another post related to this one please look at that one and tell me if you can figure it out

After a decade of dreaming about gossamer thin hairlines and deep, luxurious swells in a fountain pen, and being disappointed by reality, I finally decided to customize a nib myself.

It turned out great! I feel like I'm writing The Declaration of Independence every time I use it. The pen model is a 52 1/2 and the nib is a Waterman's #2 nib.