A beautiful & infinitely refillable fineliner, writing & brush pen including 11 professional artist's tips.
A beautiful and infinitely refillable fineliner, writing, and brush pen, including 9 professional artist's tips and 2 writing tips.
Too many pens and their refills are disposable by design. Similar to printer ink cartridges, pen companies want you to buy into their format so they can keep selling you replacement pens or refills repeatedly. It's good for their business, but it's bad for the planet and stifles creativity.
"It is brilliant: Beautiful, the perfect weight, a range of nibs, satiny ink. The drawing (almost) does itself."
David Downton
As a product designer and craftsman who loves using a variety of pens to create illustrations and designs, I had this very problem! Pens would sit in my drawer for years, either patiently waiting for that very specific refill, or I was just loath to dispose of an otherwise fully functional pen that had run out of ink.
Having designed and handmade calligraphy and fountain pens for creative folks across the world full-time for over 6 years, I decided it was time to apply my knowledge to the pen I used most of all and one of the biggest culprits when it came to its disposable nature: the fineliner.
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Also available in mini
Brilliant ink for bold ideas!
Customer Reviews
I’ve had a single tip Lumos for a couple of years now and adore it. Then I bought a Duo Tip and have loved that. And this makes my second Duo Tip - because for creating artwork, writing, and just general daily use - having three nib & ink options was just not enough. Can confirm that five options is better than three. Also likely that I’ll add another Lumos to the family at some point.
I’m a graphic designer and artist - Lumos has replaced all the fine-liners that used to live in every bag, backpack, pen jar and pocket - and I went through a lot of fine liners. Feels great to be creating less waste and using the bottled ink that I’ve had around for using in fountain pens for a decade or so. But most of all, these are smooth flowing pens, the nibs are durable and I’ve only worn out a couple of nibs over a few years of writing - which is much more than I can say for the tips on throw away fine liners.
Thank you for the amaaaaaazing products you create. My life is more pleasurable with my new pens and inks and paper and the aroma of the wood pencils… omgggg. No words. Thank youuuuuu❣️
Okay, let’s be real—I did not expect to have strong feelings about a pen. But this thing? Absolute game-changer.
First off, it’s beautiful. Like, the kind of pen that makes you feel fancy just holding it. The weight is perfect—not too light, not too heavy—just enough to feel like you know what you’re doing, even if you’re just doodling stick figures.
But the best part? It’s endlessly refillable. No more graveyard of dried-up pens in my desk drawer. No more hoarding a pen body, hoping I’ll magically find the right refill one day. This one is designed to last forever, which is amazing because I never want to be without it.
Oh, and the nibs? Absolute perfection. You get nine different artist tips and two writing tips, which means you can go from journaling to sketching to inking your next masterpiece (or just aggressively underlining things in your planner) all with the same pen.
Seriously, if you love pens, drawing, or just hate waste, this is the one to get. I don’t throw around the term “life-changing” lightly, but if a pen could be life-changing… this would be it.
I love it, writing with my Diamine Poppy Red Ink. Such a smooth writer on paper. Weighted just right, and lots of nib options.
I kept seeing adverts for Tom’s Studio (social media knows me too well) and started having a look at demos and reviews online. I journal (mostly writing but I also like to draw even though I’m not great at it), and am always looking for ways to make my set up more efficient. The Lumos pen looked lovely, and also seemed the ideal way to have more colours and different tips without needing to carry lots of pens. I received my first Lumos (midnight blue) as a gift (after talking about them nonstop to my husband). I loved it, it feels nice in the hand and the weight helps with brush lettering. Tips and reservoirs are easy to swap and trying out the ink colours was fun. To fully maximise the setup I bought myself a second Lumos in lilac. I now have a writing tip and brush tip in the one and two of the drawing tips in the other, with 4 colours in use. I’d recommend buying some spare reservoirs and holders for more flexibility. I have a few already filled with different colours and keep the tips with them ready to go. Amazing products that I know will be with me for years to come.