Dip/Fountain pen towards drawing techniques is the most awesome media I ever handled. Unfortunately, and if you tried it at least once you probably know that, digital appearances of works cannot reproduce the physical effects of crosshatching with dip/fountain pens. I still don't know the reason for that, perhaps it's all about the damage that the nib inflicts to the paper/fabric and the tridimensional noise it causes ... that shows how tough is spending a few hours making hundreds of thousands of small lines. Despite the fact the final result is somehow similar to metal engravings, dip/fountain pens directs to a more unique job, obviously keeping itself distanced from industrial prints (if that's good or bad, it's up to you). Well, I'm not finished on wondering about this traditional but not so popular type of work and more by me is to come (studies mixing it with digital goodies is being made). Thanks!