meej-faced assassin of joy

@meej.dragonsworn.net

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Elf enjoyer, fountain pen & ink dork, loves shouting and fantasy novels and shouting about fantasy novels. Sometimes I post pictures of my ridiculous dogs. Pretty sure my Axolotl is actually Ursula Vernon’s. She/her. Shiny. High strung.

An Ink Miser (conical clear plastic jar on a wide base that lets it stand upright) stands in front of its branded cardboard box. In the background are several fountain pens lying on a white piece of paper.
Five fountain pens, capped, on a printed drop cloth. Left to right: Platinum Platinum (mini grid pattern), Pilot Elite (half cross hatch), Pilot Elite (full cross hatch), Pilot Silvern Ryu (cool tarnish!), Pilot Custom 70 Kaede (made of maple wood!).
Two corgis in walking harnesses on brightly colored leashes, lolling in green grass with their pink tongues out in happy walkies BLEP
A blue Merle corgi puppy lies on her side facing the camera, her pale blue eyes both alarmed and disapproving. Her ears are up for once making her look like a ridiculous sausage wolf.
Two corgis in a big pink fuzzy bed with a ponyo blanket under them. The corgi on the right has his ears up and is rocky road colors. He is history’s greatest monster and I love him so much. The corgi next to him is his sister Ceres, 17 recessive genes in a trench coat, her ears are floppy and her eyes are pale blue and she looks kind of fake like a muppet corgi.
A cardigan corgi curled up like a furry shrimp, his snoot pressed firmly into a pink striped woven blanket.
A brindle cardigan corgi with dark mask markings on his foxy face sits like a little sphinx in the crack between porch door and porch door frame. He is staring, unimpressed, directly at the camera with deep brown eyes. Give him a treat.
Two cardigan corgis play with a rubber cow toy, in front of a closed bag of beef liver dog training treats.
A brindle cardigan corgi lies on a particolored rug. You can see the long tan legs of a hound behind him. The corgi is gnawing on a chomp that he had stolen from the hound and the hound is waiting to see if justice will be restored.
Cream washi paper with a lined guide underneath, three renditions of the same text, the top two in cursive and the bottom in weird mixed case architect. “Do not kill the part of you that is Cringe. Kill the part that cringes.” Attributed to original author @rewhan.bsky.social on May 5, 2026
An exhausted brindle corgi lies on his side on the wooden floor. Just under his snoot is a red and white thick knotted tug-rope. It is his ONLY FRIEND in the WHOLE UNCARING WORLD. The camera’s flash has given him the spooky eye but in reality his expression is tragic resignation.
A stack of hardcover books on a wooden table. From top to bottom they are: The Language of Liars SL Huang True Color, Kory Stamper Cursed Are You! (Anne Marie) Kitz The Devourers, Indra Das (this one is paperback) A Physical Education, Casey Johnston a Womb of One’s Own Lost Histories of Childbirtj in Ancient Rome, Tara Mulder The Doors of Eden, Adrian Tchaikovsky Silk & Steel, edited by Janine A. Southard The Queen of the Dead, Michelle Sagara
A Nakaya fountain pen, uncapped, lies at the bottom of a gridded page. Above the pen is written text in a soft blue-grey ink, text as follows: “Nakaya Naka-Ai Chinkin Palmet (Pattern cut into the pen body, filled with colored lacquer) Nakaya extra-fine 14k nib Ink: Kyoto TAG Soft Snow of Ohara”
Two lined trays and one fabric pen pouch with fountain pens in each slot. There are too many for a reasonable single user. Fortunately I am not reasonable.
Ink swatches on gridded paper, name of ink written next to a scribble in that color, from top to bottom: TACCIA KOIAI BIRMINGHAM PEN CO COLD SNAP KYOTO TAG URAHAIRO BPC CISTERN SAILOR ELEUTHERA ISLAND They are a collection true blues, pale greens, and a blue-green
A hardback book with an ivory-cream cover with dark blue text and crossed red quills in the center. The title is “The Originalism Trap: how extremists stole the constitution and how we the people can take it back”, followed by the author’s name: Madiba K. Dennie
Boring little blue Merle corgi with her ears FLOPPY
The massively furry haunches of a blue Merle corgi, standing on the tiled corner of a swimming pool and stone patio. Her head is down in the water because she is an idiot who wants to drink pool water. It’s fine, it is not chlorinated.
Snoot-forward headshot of a brindle cardigan corgi, his head resting on a pink and orange woven blanket. Somehow??? He gives off cop vibes :( he disapproves of how you’re not petting him or giving him your sandwich
Two corgis, the one in the foreground a grey and white Merle with blue eyes, lounging on a pink bolster, the background corg perched on a brown corduroy armchair.
Cream gridded paper framed by fountain pens, the top pen is a Pilot CH 912 in vertical striped raden, the bottom is a Sailor Pro Gear with navy blue sparkle barrel and yellow gold furniture. There is a spring moon with Sakura blossoms engraved on the nib. Next to it is a Sailor Pro Gear in lilac with the TAG “little bird” logo on the yellow gold nib and some pink ink creep. The ink names are written out in their respective inks, from top to bottom: ROHRER & KLINGNER SKETCH INK “Jule” in Sailor 21k <f> cursive italic (Scribble) lies WHAT IS THIS INK? PINK MYSTERY!!!! In sailor 21k <m> VAN DIEMENS BLACK TONGUE SPIDER ORCHID In pilot no 10 <f> BIRMINGHAM PEN CO CHRYSANTHEMUM Sailor <b> stub
The long snoot of a Merle cardigan corgi and her bright blue eyes are the point of this shot, she is such a ridiculous little dog. Her long body with lil white paws and a floofy grey tail flop out behind that enormous snoot.
A brindle corgi snoozes on two big fluffy bolsters that are meant to go inside the fluffy fuzzy pink cushion-cover behind the corgi.
Cream gridded paper on which is written, in blocky all caps, “WEARINGEUL FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS” and then in lowercase “in platinum <B>”. The ink is dark teal with dark red sheen, and is smeared from right to left, a darn shame.
Gridded paper with a spiky cursive message in glittery orange ink: “Dear Handwrytten, Kindly fuck directly off! Regards, meej” Off to the side in small all-caps is a scribble and the name of the ink and nib size: “Wearingeul The Star Child Pelikan m1000 <B> architect” Under the written message is a black, capped fountain pen with a gold cap ring.
Anomander Rake from Malazan (cover of Gardens of the Moon), a tall armored man with dark skin and long white hair, looking over his shoulder and a massive sword on his back. He is standing in front of what looks like a flying mountain and a lot of flying ravens. He’s so cool
An almost-empty Pilot CH 823 fountain pen in turquoise cap and piston knob with translucent blue barrel. It lies vertically on a lined cream-paper page.
Ceres the blue Merle cardigan corgi with bright blue eyes stares directly at the camera. Her ears are extremely floppy and don’t stand up like most corgi ears do. She needs to get it together, Ceres!!!!
A white cardigan corgi with a brindle mask and blue eyes lies on a wooden floor. Behind her are dog toys and a white door.
Ceres the blue Merle corgi puppy sits on a stair landing, her black-mask face and blue eyes framed by dark metal rails. Behind her, a stairs higher, is her brother the brindle corgi, history’s greatest monster.
A brindle corgi lies half on his side, half on his back, on a brown corduroy chair covered by white and grey blankets. He looks angelic in his snooze, with a lil corgi grin on his sleeping snoot. Do not believe his LIES he almost ate my snack earlier.
A brindle corgi is cuddling a Gonzo soft toy. They are both on an orange couch
Cream gridded paper with two fountain pens: a black pen with gold scrollwork and illustration of a phoenix, capped, above dark blue ink written “Pilot Iroshizuku Tsuki-yo - Pilot Classic “Phoenix” <M>”; an olive green ink with a lot of gold glitter written “Wearingeul Path - Pilot Custom Heritage 845 <F>”, over a red and black fountain pen, uncapped, with Pilot No. 15 bicolored nib.
A navy blue fountain pen with yellow gold section and nib next to the pink translucent cap. “Wearingeul The Star-Child” is written in red-orange ink with pink shimmer, on gridded cream paper.
A purple fountain pen lies alongside a cream card. The card has burgundy ink scrollwork, a geometry flower doodle, and the script of a poem by Nikita Gill, which is as follows: Everyday is not an opportunity To improve yourself. Some days are just there for you to accept yourself and look at the clouds. This too is growth. This too is rising. Just existing is enough on some days. The flowers do it everyday and make the world more beautiful just by being here. So do you.
Sparkly Sailor Realo fountain pen over “HAPPY FOUNTAIN PEN DAY!” written in all caps in the purple-green sheen of Colorverse’s Pillars of Creation ink. Under that is “happy fountain pen day!” in cursive, written in burgundy-brown Pilot Iroshizuku Tsukushi ink. Under that is the Pelikan m640 Golden Sahara fountain pen, uncapped.
A crimson maple leaf lies on mottled green and yellow grass
A long-faced brown hound with soulful brown eyes curls up with his nose resting on his own haunches, in close-up. A tight black band hugs his unseen but very floppy and very well-bandaged ears to his neck and makes him look like a beat poet.
A cozy office with full and untidy bookshelves, and a desk with a pink ergonomic chair in front of two windows. To the back right, a large brown hound with a chomp defiantly in his mouth curls up in a fluffy pink cushion. Two corgis face him, away from the camera, and are clearly interested in the chomp.
A royal blue Jinhao Shark fountain pen, with shark shaped cap and hooded fine nib on a translucent blue section, on cream grid paper. Robert Oster Sublime ink on all-caps reads: JINHAO SHARK ABSOLUTELY RIPS
A brindle corgi seen top down with his sleepy lil head resting on top of his adorable little paws, against a cream and black quilt. His warm brown eyes are peeking very slightly towards the camera, very obviously waiting for the camera to be put away so he can resume his snooze.
Two cardigan corgis lying on a speckled grey and white mat - Ceres the blue Merle with blue eyes on the left, her head tilted quizzically at the camera, her brother Bonny Prince Charlie on the right, laid out and snoozing his lil brindle face off.
A blue eyed cardigan corgi puppy sits on the floor beside her red lightsaber soft toy.
Fountain pens from L-R: Pilot Elite crosshatch, Sailor x Pent Philosophia Realo (navy blue with dark blue sparkles and rose gold furniture), Pilot CH 92 Smoke, Pilot CH 912 with vertical raden stripes on black, Pilot Elite crosshatch, Lamy 2k Pine (green), Sailor X Bungubox Pro Gear 4B (navy blue Urushi horizontal stripes with black rhodium furniture)
A golden waves-texture Pelikan m640 fountain pen rests across the upper right corner of a page with several brown ink writing samples, written out: Pilot Iroshizuku Tsukushi (dark brown with red hues), Robert Oster Australis Oak (more golden brown), standard Pilot Brown ink cartridge in a fine nib, and Robert Oster X Vanness Charred Hickory, which is close to Tsukushi but slightly more red.
Geometric patterns drawn in dark green ink, Octopus Write & Draw Petrol Axolotl, in a pink platinum preppy fountain pen
Two cardigan corgis are cuddling on a chair with a fan-patterned quilt in the background. The corgi on top is blue eyed, slightly smaller, and a total muppet, the corgi below her is history’s greatest monster, brindled, with cunning side eye.
Two cardigan corgis lie side by side facing away from the camera. One is cookies and crème black and white merled, the one on the right is brindle with white socks and ruff.
A blue Merle cardigan corgi puppy lolls with her tongue out, in a field of clover. She is ridiculous.
A large Rhodesian ridgeback is curled up trying to be small on a blue exercise mat.
Gridded paper with three columns of drawn geometric designs (green ink first column L-R, pale blue-violet ink middle column, dark grey with sparkles for the last and rightmost column). Three fountain pens (gradient red orange, raden stripes, dark grey plastic) frame the patterns.
A row of twelve fountain pens in a lined tray, ink sample vials at the head of each.
A brindle cardigan corgi stands on a fluffy white dog bed. Behind him looms his small blue-eyed corgi sister, lying in wait.
An extremely sullen blue merle cardigan corgi puppy in simmering repose, her blue eyes baleful
Charlie the brindle cardigan corgi wants to hear your stories.
A brindle cardigan corgi stands alertly with a little toy sword clenched in his mighty jaws. He is very proud of himself.
A blossoming cherry tree with full blooms in pink, against a cloudy pale sky
Closeup view of a handwritten page on gridded paper - the top list is written by a Pilot Custom Heritage 912 fountain pen, in dark pink ink with purple shimmer (Wearingeul Dracula) and lists the books I am currently reading: Saint Death’s Daughter CSE COONEY, Forge of Darkness STEVEN ERIKSON, The Lesser Dead CHRISTOPHER BUEHLMAN. Below that is a date header “Thursday” in a dark blue sheening ink (Van Diemens Bioluminescence) and a tarot draw in a dark violet ink (Wearingeul Persephone).
A stack of correspondence on a messy desk, addressed to Meej, who needs to use the fountain pens in sleeves and cases to answer all of them.
A gold and green Sailor Pro Gear fountain pen with metal section and engraving of a book on the nib. It was just used to write the name Wearingeul Path in that ink, golden olive with gold glitter.