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In found the same bag on Temu. Just under 5 euro's

Nice bag 😊

Great ink haul! Thanks for sharing - I have the Platinum Carbon Black and the Platinum Pigment Ink Sepia - both are waterproof (so ideal for ink and wash) - But I REALLY liked your swatch of the Sepia Black! I was wondering if that ink is waterproof as well? I watched your video twice, but I don't think you mentioned it? If you did, I apologize 🙂 Thanks a lot!

I have that pen. Little scratchy and splashy

It looks like a very promising, versatile bag, thanks for sharing. What are your experiences with it a year later? Did it perform as you expected? Great artwork too in other videos of you!

Love it. I like the ink. Is it Lamys' orange?

I use waterproof ink for the sketch and an ink/water mix in the brush. The problem I had with sketching with soluble ink is it's hard to get a light wash in detailed areas were you've used a lot of ink, the whole thing just smears and gets way darker than intended. Premixing in the water brush gives me more control and I can go back over an area to darken it once it dries.

I like the urban scapes you have in your sketchbook and how you didn't give up if something didn't work out with the first try! Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for sharing. I am planning on starting. Could you share your materials you used? Thank you.

It wouldn't be much of a sketch anymore. But using watercolor paper and wetting both sides of the paper, and really letting the paper soaking up the water. Then making a light and fast pencil sketch. Followed by an ink wash. This method creates pretty smooth blends on the paper without leaving edges. And when it dries you can layer it depending on what you use. Depending on the ink. Ink can usually be layered without reactivating. But the same method is usually used with watercolor and paint. The painting process I have been describing is usually used in productions for Matte painting backgrounds with studios like Ghibli. I personally love painting with colored inks since they can be layered, but the downside is that they can lack the vibrancy that can be better for high contrast landscapes.

See if you can fill the "waterbrush" with isopropyl alcohol instead? It'll effectively act like alcohol markers, except using ink.

Great drawing!

CAN U DRAW A UNICORN WEARING A TUTU AND WITH MACIG?

Your channel is so legendary, it deserves a big drawing 🖋️🖊️✏️🖍️ like 👍 from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮. And the more we practice for drawing our own art works 🖋️🖊️✏️🖍️, the better it gets 😺👍.

Like it-that is useful sharing-=)

Are amazing at art❤❤❤❤

Wow that is beautiful!! 🤩

Excellent drawing art work ✏️ 😺👍.

I really like your sketch. Your linework is amazing.

Love it 💗

Great work dude :) you should try the black microns for your next drawing!

Awesome drawing art work 😺👍.

Really good 👍 I’m finding I have to do bigger faces to be more what I’m attempting to achieve.

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This is so vibrant and full of life

Nice work! I hope you end inktober with a great energy as well!

Cool to see this being created! 😃

Not the best but still pretty good art. An underrated channel, I think you have a lot of potential. The music however is a bit too enthusiastic I thnk; it's not matching the vibe if the drawing, try a bit more relaxed music.

You got amazing skills friend... Really enjoyed the video... .. New friend here... Stay connected...

YOUR MUSIC IS REALLY ANNOYING . YOU NEED TO FIND QUIETER AND MORE SOOTHING MUSIC

Romeo & Juliette

I am using the internet for reference when I do my doodles. Do you use any reference OR are these from your imagination ?

the music is horrible with this video.

Love it!

A new channel subscriber / art friend from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮. 😺👍

Nice Job!!

so nice

I love these types of clouds, sooo fluffy❤

I also do inktober with my friends!

Nice talent

great potential

Love that these are stuff drawn from real life, capturing moments with a little story behind :D

The best I’ve tried.

man I love your sketches so much!! Thanks for the inspirations :))))

Just a thought... You might be interested in Stephen Travers Art (Channel on YT)... He has some excellent tutelage regarding EXACTLY how to put better life in your trees, while also advancing a lot of other techniques from using negative space to define water effects, and the importance of eyeline over vanishing points in drawing perspectives for architecture and street scenes... He DOES have a bit of a passion about drawing directly in pen and ink, and there's an Aussie accent to learn to live with (haha... my own Southern Drawl would drive you batty, too)... BUT there's a wealth of solid foundation demonstrated in that channel, and quite a number of his vid's include a couple minutes at the end of just REAL TIME drawing, so you legitimately see him using calculated hatching and not just "scribbling in"... Nothing against the tree there. It's good... I think (if you don't mind me suggesting it) you're at a point of over working the art. It's a bit of a different place for every artist, but sometimes a little less is actually more. It's particularly true in sketching, even with shaders employed. We sketch to induce a brain to make assumptions of the drawing being more complete than it actually can be... suggesting the details, rather than drawing every detail... ANYWAYS... good job. You are on your own journey. Hope all the best for you... ;o)

Your proportions are very accurate which makes the sketch beautiful

We are taught to draw in shapes like circle, triangle, oval. First we draw the full structure in shapes then fill in the details. But you are doing step by step

Nice drawing nd correct proportions Plz draw something on big paper, large image