At Day's End
by Lydia

Comment:
I love the connection between man and beast in this picture. A favourite for sure.

Nom de Plume
by GeneralE

Comment:
That was never written with that pen. Grainy (without artistic reason) composure doesn't feel right either. (2)

Resolutions
by mikeee

Comment:
way too busy. the writing implement isn't even on the list of things looking for my attention in this image. I do like the humour of the list though. (3)

Drawing Hands (tribute to M.C. Escher)
by Kroburg

Comment:
underexposed over saturated needs cropping. nice idea. (3)

if so, why do actions speak louder than words then?.....
by Giles

Comment:
concept cool, title raising my interest nicely. Image is Under-exposed and the elements of the picture like what was on hand. if the pen were tilting just to the right of the text, as if the statement has just been written would be a bit more suggestive of casual contemplation thereby ccommunicating the intent better than the collection of objects you have arranged here. (6)

Drawing curves
by hajeka

Comment:
awesome pen, looks like that tip might actualy have seen some use. reflection seams gimic for the sake of gimic. (7)

nibs
by Lawton

Comment:
graphite and dipping pen, cool. the paper texture is a little two subtle, either more or less as it is looks like highly textured just out of focus. (8)

For all ages!
by pgirish007

Comment:
lovely idea and composition. Would have liked better if lighting was setup as for a chrome/glass product shoot.

Nothing Like The Real Thing
by hotpasta

Comment:
lovely pen. Nicely lit and composed. Is it a cartridge pen? Doesn't look like the results from any dipping pen I've seen or used. (8)

A Fine Line
by mrams

Comment:
what I like most about this picture is that it brings includes paper in the equation. no idea what that strange star shape is. Jus the pen, paper, and ink line would have scored a 10 from me. (8)