I just love your drawings. They are cute, fun, clean and so full of details. I love to put a lot of details in my pencil drawings too, so I am always on the look out for great pens, the ones I have are just blah, ^_^.
Thank you for al the info on the used pens. What is the best pen for this detailed work?
@Riya Good question. You could use fineliner pens like Sakura Pigma Microns. Disposable. Or pair up a couple of Pilot Kakuno fountain pens with F and EF nibs. Those are ~$12.50 a piece but will last forever. And finally, stepping into the range of gold nibs -- there's the Pilot Custom 74 and Custom Heritage 91, Platinum 3776 Century, and Sailor 1911 or Professional Gear. Those pens are more expensive in the US so I buy them imported, but you can get import prices through Amazon. Those run ~$75-95 or so. Another affordable option is the Pilot Metropolitan, or Pilot Retro Pop MRs. Fountain pens are a whole entire world. Check out http://www.reddit.com/r/fountainpens if you're curious to learn more.
@JunkyardSam Thank you so very much for all the info, this will help me a lot. It is always great to get some good tips from fellow artists, ^_^. Thanks a lot.
This PCH912 SU is a fun and expressive pen to draw with. This fish is a fun and expressive chum to fly with.
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I told my boys, "That's you, you and you." They paused for a moment, pointed at the hot dog, and asked, "Well... Who's that?" ... "That's your baby sister." -- Ink and watercolor on 5x5 Arches cold press.
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Riya Melgert (@Riya)
I just love your drawings. They are cute, fun, clean and so full of details. I love to put a lot of details in my pencil drawings too, so I am always on the look out for great pens, the ones I have are just blah, ^_^. Thank you for al the info on the used pens. What is the best pen for this detailed work?
Junkyard Sam (@JunkyardSam)
@Riya Good question. You could use fineliner pens like Sakura Pigma Microns. Disposable. Or pair up a couple of Pilot Kakuno fountain pens with F and EF nibs. Those are ~$12.50 a piece but will last forever. And finally, stepping into the range of gold nibs -- there's the Pilot Custom 74 and Custom Heritage 91, Platinum 3776 Century, and Sailor 1911 or Professional Gear. Those pens are more expensive in the US so I buy them imported, but you can get import prices through Amazon. Those run ~$75-95 or so. Another affordable option is the Pilot Metropolitan, or Pilot Retro Pop MRs. Fountain pens are a whole entire world. Check out http://www.reddit.com/r/fountainpens if you're curious to learn more.
Junkyard Sam (@JunkyardSam)
@Riya And, thanks again, by the way.
Riya Melgert (@Riya)
@JunkyardSam Thank you so very much for all the info, this will help me a lot. It is always great to get some good tips from fellow artists, ^_^. Thanks a lot.
Riya Melgert (@Riya)
@JunkyardSam ^_^, You're welcome.