Calligraphy Pens

Two ways of getting a thick stroke and they suit different hands. A chisel nib is a fixed width and varies the line by the angle you hold it at, which is what traditional scripts are built around. A brush tip varies with pressure instead and is more forgiving to learn on. Either way, paper decides the result, because absorbent stock feathers every stroke. See fountain pens, art paper and fineliners.