Of course. Is it that hard to picture yourself?!!! :-D :o)

Oh wow he's so talented and I'm potato!

@@Puja..M would like to date u

Adnan A my god this is relateable In any drawing i always get caught up in wanting every line too be straight, and the drawing ends up looking like shit

Maximus Yeah, graceful simplicity is a special skill. We just need more practice 🙌

Adnan A i wish you good luck in learning this skill

Maximus Thanks, you too!

You are everywhere lol

The music was sick, right?

Lunahverde I never had any problems with the Noodlers ink, it never dried in any of my pens. But I never left any pen without use for too long. Usually I refill my pens many times in a row without washing, but if you stop using a pen I would recommend taking out the ink and washing it.

I don't think he fills up the cartridge, just dips it into ink

@ Anne Percival I refill the cartridges with Noodlers black ink using a syringe

Filipe Almeida thankyou

Alai Ganuza, it's a Pilot Parallel pen

I think he used a pilot parallel pen.

Simão, já não me recordo bem, mas na realidade devo ter aplicado água antes, só que no video está cortado. Pelo menos é assim que faço quase todos os meus céus, wet on wet. Às vezes aplico água só em algumas zonas, para obter "hard edges" e "soft edges" de forma aleatória e dar algum dinamismo.

Kialmi Art pilot parrallel and it looked like he also used an Ef fountain pen

I always go straight with pen.

@@filipeda27 now i'm jealous huhu... i always use pencil first.

I have an extension arm in wood that I built to fit a tripod, so that the camera can be over the sketchbook as close as possible.

Eudarda, it's an Escoda Optimo travel brush

It's a Pilot Parallel pen with Noodlers black ink.

Armando O.M. I use Noodlers Black ink. I also have a pen with Noodlers Lexington Gray.

Marie, the ink I use with all my pens is the Noodler's Black. Many sketchers I know use the Platinum Carbon Ink. I think you can them both easily on the internet.

Filipe Almeida thank you filipe! I will see which one could I find easily in Spain :D

Filipe, Beautifully done! Noodler's Black is supposed to be a permanent ink but not a waterproof ink. From your demo, it seems you can safely use watercolor over it.

No lo compré, lo hice.

Faypaints, actually the use of the Arches drawing paper was an experiment. I wanted to try a cream colored paper and this was what I found. Although it holds the ink and water well, I think it absorbs the colour a bit much and sometimes the result is a bit bland. If you want thin watercolour paper for a sketchbook you can try the Fabriano Studio 200gr, the Canson C à Grain 180gr or a Bockinford 192gr. They are easy to fold and do hold the water.

Thank you Filipe. I have looked at the Saunders paper in the past, also, and wondered if that would work. I really appreciate your input. Happy Sketching!

It's a Pilot Parallel pen.

Acho que na altura em que a comprei (há alguns anos atrás) a mandei vir pela net. Mas agora já se vê nas lojas de artes em Portugal. Em Lisboa tenho a certeza que está à venda no Ponto das Artes.

Jjmarulata, it's Noodlers Black ink

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