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Hi. Here you will find some interesting facts about the history of the STAEDTLER company. Also where the name comes from: www.staedtler.com/intl/en/company/about-staedtler/history/ 😊 Best regards, Simon from STAEDTLER

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Hello, STAEDTLER does not have its own shop on Amazon. The products that are available there are based on the existing shops and their product range. The product itself is also available in Germany. Perhaps our retailer locator will help: www.staedtler.com/de/de/service/haendlersuche/ Best regards, Simon from STAEDTLER.

Hello, here's the address of our dealer locator: www.staedtler.com/intl/en/service/dealer-locator/ Best regards, Juli from STAEDTLER

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It’s an extension to the pigment arts pen range - for even more ways to use Multi Ink: The Multi Ink blending liquid dissolves the permanent Multi Ink: Ideal for mixing colours, smooth colour transitions and gradients as well as watercolour and ombré effects. Using the blender, colours can be brightened: Can be used to insert light reflections and even to correct minor errors. For more information, please see our website: www.staedtler.com/fr/fr/decouverte/pigment-arts-pen/ (French) Best regards, Sonja from STAEDTLER

We used a watercolour paper, coldpressed with a with a thickness of at least 300 sqm). Canvas or normal paper is not suitable for painting with watercolours. Best regards, Sonja from STAEDTLER

Hello. The pens actually work without pressure. However, to achieve your own effects with more fluid, you should simply practise and test on a blank sheet. Best regards, Simon from STAEDTLER.

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That's right, the paper you use affects how the ink behaves once it's applied. Since the availability of paper varies between countries, we have decided not to name any papers directly. We recommend cold-pressed watercolour paper with a thickness of at least 300sqm. Canvas or normal paper is not suitable for painting with watercolours. Best regards, Sonja from STAEDTLER

what is the alternative? I am looking for good pen

pretty much any suitable ink, you can pull the nib and refill the reservoir of most markers. Some are designed to be refilled. I use AusPens for my whiteboard at home, but they've been out of black ink for a while, so any whiteboard ink can be used instead. This seems to take a while, since you're not directly filling the reservoir but using capillary action to suck the ink back into the pen. I also suppose you could use a syringe to inject the ink, if the nib is fastened inside the pen.