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I have many fine pens however none of them seem to give me shading unless I am using a flex pen for normal handwriting. Do you know why that is the case? I would really like to not have to write super broad (because my handwriting is small) to get the shading effect. Any suggestions? (Ink isn't a concern because I use similar inks in both pens....one gives shading, other doesn’t)
shading is going to happen when there’s a lot of variation in the dye saturation, which happens when there’s a lot of ink that’s put down on the page

broader nibs and flex nibs just flat out put more ink down, so there’s more of a potential for shading
things that can help:
use wet writing fine nibs
Use flex pens
Use pens with gold or Palladium nibs, they’re usually wetter than steel
European pens are generally wetter than Japanese ones
use very ink resistant paper
use lesser saturated inks like J. Herbin, Waterman, Sheaffer, Visconti, Pelikan, Iroshizuku
don’t use permanent inks, as they tend to be flatter in color and more saturated

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