8A- Solving The Problem

Problem:

 When an individual is writing using an ink pen, the ink will bleed through to the other side of the page making it unable to use which wastes paper, and looks sloppy.

 Solution:

 In my opinion, the best solution is to avoid using ink pen on assignments where you need to utilize both sides of a sheet of paper. Using gel pen instead could help to solve this opportunity. Other solutions mentioned included how hard an individual pushes their pen into the page. Possibly the only people that have an issue with this are those who write with a lot of pressure, and those who write softly don't encounter this as often.

Comments

  1. Veronica RosenbaumFebruary 10, 2020 at 10:24 AM

    Hi Skylar. I agree with your solution. I do not typically push hard with my pen, so I do not usually have an issue with gel pens bleeding through the page. So, for people like me, gel pens would but the solution. However, like you mentioned, that won't work as well for people who push hard on the paper when they write. But, I would also like to suggest that another option would be to use thicker or make thicker paper so the ink won't bleed through. Great post!

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  2. Benjamin SherryFebruary 10, 2020 at 11:06 AM

    Skylar, while gel pens are certainly an excellent solution, many people find it is harder to write neatly using them. Writing lightly with an ink pen is beneficial to not bleeding through. Additionally, if you do not hold the pen down you will have a better chance to not bleed through. Some very lucky people find that writing with a gel pen does not make their handwriting sloppier, so for them that solution is definitely an excellent one. Nice post!

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  3. Nicholas ScibiliaFebruary 10, 2020 at 11:37 AM

    Hey Skylar.
    I believe there may be some other way to create an ink pen that reduces the chance of it bleeding through the paper, but I actually am a huge fan of gel pens and they are sort of the same type of pen just less bleeding, and a bit of a different feel on the paper. Love the idea for this solution. Great Post!

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