Hi, there is post with picture of one of them...
..other styluses are just variants of this...

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=358

Use some sandpaper, newspaper,
drilling machine, glue, some cheap plastic mechanical pencils,
Wacom Plastic Nibs, Stroke Nibs, Toothpick
or nine inch nails.

Pilot G-2 07 and Pilot Super Grip 0.5 are great for custom with
Wacom Stylus Nibs...

I prefer Plastic ones, and spring loaded Stroke Nib..
(it really feels like brush with my funny customised stylus,
quite snappy and light feel...
It works great with Tone's Brush Set V2 -> Flexible Oil variants eg. or Dry Brush Ink

Stump Nib stylus is very good for "Hard pressure" and Smudge tools

I prefer much "Small Nib" stylus.. for Pencils and Ink Lines..

They really works differently...
..but how I feel to draw with different
kind of pencils.. is essential to me.

Long tip is very nice feel to draw smooth thin lines..
Blunt "general" tip do not give my brain that feeling..
that I am able to draw those smooth clean thin lines.. you know.
Stump tip or just Finger gives me instantly feel
that I must use "harder" pressure and I can just splash colors or smudge...

This is very nice thing about N900... this is lot more fun
to draw and paint.. than Wacom Cintiq.. because of these
totally different styluses.

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@slaxe, very nice that you use colors...
Yes you are right about the too clean look.. some texturing
would be nice. But move on.. btw. I like your initial linework with this.

I want to see your "colored" portraits.. you are so good to make those in black and white.

@EmmaGx, I like how you use "watercolor".. those "birds" are nice
and I like "fresh" look. btw. Do you have tried "new" pressure settings and my New brush set V2?

@Nathraiben, welcome and it is so nice to hear that MyPaint are
lighten up your creativity and drawing habbits.. this is same thing
that happen to me.. so keep doodling, it is fun. I like your "bottle" pic!

Tone aka Creativetone aka Luovatone