BlueDew Pens Launches Second-Gen Wet Noodle Flex Nib
BlueDew Pens, a Singapore-based company specializing in flex nib fountain pens, has released the second generation of its pen nibs along with new body designs. Founder Jeffrey Lim introduced the Wet Noodle steel nib, which the company claims is "the softest steel flex nib available today," approximately 25% softer than the Leonardt Principal Extra Fine (LPEF) nib. Designed for both calligraphy and drawing, the nib offers extreme flexibility. The company's first pen, launched in 2020, mimicked the Zebra G nib but with an ink converter for continuous use. The Wet Noodle nib targets artists and calligraphers seeking ultra-soft flex performance.
Key facts
- BlueDew Pens is based in Singapore.
- The company released its first pen in 2020.
- Founder Jeffrey Lim designed the new Wet Noodle nib.
- The Wet Noodle is a steel flex nib.
- It is claimed to be 25% softer than the Leonardt Principal Extra Fine nib.
- The nib is intended for both calligraphy and drawing.
- The first pen model worked like a Zebra G nib but with an ink converter.
- The second generation includes new body designs.
Entities
Artists
- Jeffrey Lim
Institutions
- BlueDew Pens
Locations
- Singapore