It’s probably hard to imagine writing with a feather and a bottle of ink, but that’s what writing was limited to for hundreds of years. When fountain pens first came along, they were ...

When most people think of ink poisoning, they imagine someone swallowing ink from a pen. If you’ve consumed ink — for instance, by chewing on the end of a pen and getting ink in your mouth ...

In this digital age, it’s hard to imagine, but don’t ... Typically, when pens have a strong rubber grip and a rich, dark, vibrant ink output, they tend to be weighty. Not the G2, though.

It marks the origin of the pen knife. Before 1850, the process for vulcanization of rubber had not been discovered, and the only way to correct a writing mistake was to scratch the ink off the ...

This new ink can be loaded into a regular ballpoint pen and lets users sketch out electrical ... be limited by what the person holding it can imagine.

This temperature sensitive ink is easily found in stores, as it comes from a special type of erasable pen. Just like other erasable pens, when you make a mistake, you can erase it. This is a newer ...

Lamy, a German pen manufacturer, made a recent splash when it quietly rereleased Dark Lilac, a much-celebrated color of ink. A lush purple with a golden sheen, Dark Lilac, despite its popularity ...

A manufacturer reintroduced Dark Lilac, a limited-edition ink, to great fanfare. The only problem? The color had changed. By Scott Cacciola Lamy, a German pen manufacturer, made a recent splash ...