Fountain pen hospital mailer images
What a unique request! Here are some potential images for a fountain pen hospital mailer:
- Fountain Pen "Admission" Form: A playful take on a hospital admission form, with a fountain pen as the patient. The form could include fields like "Pen Name," "Ink Color," and "Symptoms (e.g. hard start, scratchiness)."
- Pen "Ward": A illustration of a hospital ward, but instead of beds, there are rows of fountain pens lying on trays, each with a tiny hospital gown and a "Get Well Soon" card.
- Fountain Pen "Doctor": A cartoon doctor, wearing a stethoscope and holding a fountain pen, examining a patient pen. The doctor could be surrounded by medical equipment like ink cartridges, nibs, and paper clips.
- Pen "Rehab": An image of a fountain pen undergoing physical therapy, with a tiny therapist helping it stretch its nib and flex its clip.
- Fountain Pen "Prescription": A playful take on a prescription pad, with a fountain pen as the patient and a "prescription" for a specific ink or maintenance routine.
- Pen "Nursing Station": A illustration of a nursing station, with a team of tiny nurses and doctors tending to a row of fountain pens, each with its own "chart" and "medication" schedule.
- Fountain Pen "Discharge": A cartoon of a fountain pen being discharged from the hospital, with a "Get Well Soon" card and a tiny nurse helping it back to its owner.
- Pen "Operating Room": An image of a surgical operating room, but instead of a patient, a fountain pen is on the table, with a tiny surgeon and nurse preparing for a "nib adjustment" or "ink refill" procedure.
- Fountain Pen "Reception Desk": A illustration of a hospital reception desk, with a fountain pen as the patient and a friendly receptionist checking it in and asking for its "pen-umber" and "ink-urance" information.
- Pen "X-Ray": A playful take on an X-ray image, with a fountain pen's internal mechanisms visible, including the nib, ink reservoir, and feed system.
These images could be used to create a fun and engaging mailer that sets the tone for a lighthearted and humorous approach to fountain pen maintenance and repair.