At one time I had seven different artist who were trying their hand at painting pens for Penopoly, but we landed on just two who not only new how to paint miniature scenes, but could paint most motifs that they were called on to paint. Denise Kendig, who resides in Martinez, California and Caron Dunn in Davis, California.
Once we figured out how long it would take to paint these works of art, figure out the style of pen body and determine the nib we would use, we landed on the name Mini Magnums and Magnums for the larger size pen. On average these pens take approximately seven hours to paint all the fine details.
Mini Magnums are great for most peoples hands. Size is important for control and comfort as well as the amount of ink put to the paper. These pens are made from ivory celluloid and are light weight, easy to post and have a 14k bock nib.
I spent many hours perfecting the clear-coating process to protect the paint. Each pen is coated three times with a clear-coat that is used for high end car paint. This coating does not scratch, peal, crack and has UV ray protection. All pens are LE of 10 pieces.
Here are some examples of the fine delicate art of hand painted Penopoly pens. We also make pens upon request like animals, people, landscape, cartoon characters, solar space, flowers. and much more.
Hand painted Snake Pen, Denise Kendig (Artist)
Silver snake clip
Snake pen box tooled leather
American Indian Feather, Denise Kendig (Artist)
Ivory celluloid bronze clip
Native American
The Raven by Denise Kendig (Artist)
The Raven, leather hand tooled box
Bronze feather clip and Greek key bands, fine feather hand painted on the cap top.Gold leaf with hand painted Cherry Blossoms, bronze clip of foliage. Denise Kendig (Artist)
Cherry Blossom on celluloid
Hand engraved leather box, Cherry Blossom pen
The Solar System depicting Polaris, THE NORTH STAR Denise Kendig (Artist)
Each pen has a meteorite in the top of the cap.
14k bock nibTulip pen, Denise Kendig (Artist)
Stain glass with Koi fish band Denise Kendig (Artist)
Koi fish top of cap on stain glass pen.
Hand painted Medieval pen Denise Kendig (Artist)
MedievalMagnum pen "Floridian Deco" by Caron Dunn (Artist)
Bronze deco feather clip, Caron Dunn (Artist)
Art work by Caron Dunn and Denise Kendig
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