Blog of Jake Weidmann

Exclusive Interview with Goulet Pens

Exclusive Interview with Goulet Pens

I'm honored to be featured as a 'Goulet Guest' over on the Goulet Pens Blog. If you're in the fountain pen world, you probably know the Goulets! Th...

Emma Jane & Her Swan

Just like I knew I wanted to carve a set of wings for my bride long before I met my wife, I always knew I wanted to carve a swan cradle for my fir...

The Romance of the Pen

Valentine’s Day is upon us and I am a hopeless romantic with a pen – brace yourself! I happen to think, with every bias admitted, that calligraphy...

Feathers & Flourishes: Jake Weidmann Gives Traditional Bird Flourishing New Life

While there have been countless subjects depicted through flourishing, birds have risen to the top as the favorite subject of the pen flourisher ...

The Weidmann Rose: a backstory and interview with the artist

Jake and I contributed to Issue 14.2: Created To Create of the Conversations Journal, a Christian publication out of Richmont Graduate University. ...

Jake Weidmann & the Apple Pencil

It was this time last year that the work of Master Penman Jake Weidmann was displayed in every Apple store worldwide. Though we had been working c...

A Work of Heart

It was only after I'd finished "Indivisible," that I noticed a heart makes an appearance in both pieces. All of my work take on lives of their o...

Behind Genesis: the first in Weidmann's upcoming 'Books of the Bible' series

Though many people and organizations have put their hands to its parts over the years, it is known that a single artist has not illuminated the e...

How to Care For and Conserve Your Jake Weidmann Art

Our collectors understand Legacy. They know an heirloom when they see one. Our collectors understand Craftsmanship. They know that every detail...

From the Studio

From the Weidmann studio, we're sharing the process of how we package each order with perfection. From the purchase to the delivery, each detail...

Feathers in Flight

My latest work consists of trading off between a chisel and a paintbrush. I've occupied my mornings with a cool slate of marble, and my afternoons...

Jake's Story

"A man who works with his hands is a laborer. A man who works with his head is a craftsman. A man who works with his hand, his head and his heart ...

Indivisible Individuals

Ever wonder why zebras have stripes? This question baffled biologists for years. Stark against their surroundings, zebras’ stripes stand out to...