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Causes might be clogged nib, inconsistent pressure, or ink viscosity issues. Solutions involve cleaning the nib regularly, practicing consistent pressure application, or adding a few drops of water to thick ink.

Possible causes may be overly absorbent paper, too much ink on nib, or low-quality ink. Solutions include using higher quality, less absorbent paper, cleaning excess ink off the nib before writing, or switching to a higher quality ink.

This can be caused by a damaged nib, improper nib angle, or rough paper texture. Solutions include replacing the nib if damaged, adjusting the writing angle and pressure, or using smoother paper.

This problem could be because of uneven pressure, lack of practice, or improper pen holding technique. Solutions include practicing regularly with guided exercises, focusing on consistent pressure, and holding the pen correctly.

Possible causes are a dry nib, old or poor-quality ink, or a clogged nib. To remedy, one can prime the nib with water, replace the ink with a fresh supply, or thoroughly clean the nib.

Caused by lack of confidence, too much pressure, or a shaky hand. Solutions include practicing to build muscle memory, reducing pressure on the nib, and ensuring you are in a comfortable position.

Hand fatigue can come from long writing sessions, holding the pen too tightly, or improper ergonomics. To combat this, take regular breaks, focus on a more relaxed grip, and ensure your writing setup is ergonomically sound.

Thin stroke issues often stem from too light a touch, a nib not suited for fine lines, or ink that is too runny. Solutions involve applying slightly more pressure, using a nib designed for fine lines, or thickening the ink slightly.

Skipping is usually related to an improperly prepared nib, inconsistent ink flow, or the writing angle. Fix this by preparing the nib correctly before use, ensuring the ink flows well, and maintaining a proper writing angle.