Who
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Here are the Nibsters:
Back Row - John & Jonella
Front Row - Jonathan, Sarah, Miss Q, and Danielle
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The Nibster is John
Mottishaw. A "lapsed metal sculptor" with an art and metals
background, John left a career in academia, and fine arts, to start his own business
in 1992. He has specialized in nib re-tipping; repairing, and customizing, fountain
pen nibs for the past 15 years. He stays in touch with the art world through
his wife, Barrie Mottishaw, a well known landscape painter. | |
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Jonella Hubbard joined the team in May 2007
as office manager. We are so happy that she has come back to us from her leave away! She replaces Pat, who has retired to continue her art career.
After 10 years working in finance, this USC grad has shifted gears to be our assistant
office manager and coordinator. While she brings a grounded business sense to
the workshop, there is also an air of mystery. Mystery novels that is. She is
working on a manuscript featuring amateur sleuth, Ivy Miller. |
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Danielle Behar joined us
in the summer of 2004. She has returned from maternity leave and has welcomed a beautiful baby girl! A graduate of CSU Long Beach, with a degree in Fine Arts,
she is our OMAS fountain pen expert. Having taken a hiatus from riding her bicycle
to and from work, she will be going on maternity leave in October, returning afterward
to her niche as OMAS and vintage pen repair/restoration expert. |
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Jonathan Goss joined Classic Fountain Pens in the Fall of 2007. As a screenwriter and pen-lover himself (he used to work at Flax in Westwood), Jonathan brings a fantastic sense of humor and a wealth of movie-knowledge to Nibs. Jonathan graduated with a BA in Film from Emerson. |
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Sarah Swen has come back to Classic Fountian Pens after leaving for several years to study. Horray! She's happy to be back doing the website. |
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