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Prego 🙂 Glad it is helpful.

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@@barbaragodawska thanks so much 😊

Thank you 🙂

Thank you. I used a Sailor fude de mannen 55. it comes with 2 Sailor cartridges of water soluble black ink.

Thank you for your comment, this is really great feedback 🙂

Grazie del commento :) mi fa piacere sapere che i miei video sono d'aiuto.

Yes, water soluble or non-waterproof, usually the one that comes standard in most fountain pens. The reason is that it has more flow being it water based and it won't permanently dry on the nib. Some fountain pen like the Kakuno comes with a more water resistant type of ink, very nice too for light washes of watercolor. Even waterproof ink can increase flow by diluting it with a little bit of distilled water. If you let some non-waterproof or water resistant ink dry fully (depending on the ink) they will not completely dissolve with water but still smudge leaving behind a grey colored area. So maybe your ink might just be water resistant?

Thank you for watching :) In the video I'm using the 55. I haven't tried the 40 yet, but I'm pretty sure that the only difference between the two is that the 40 degree angle one makes thinner lines.

@@RobDomeArt Thank you very much.

@@ibrahimzaheer6582 thank you 🙏

@@izzyg8316 😁it’s the best way to learn

Thank you

@@RobDomeArt I just got a Fude nib too. I got to this stage in my drawing where I’ve been obsessed with technical pens. And calligraphy nibs. And the line work of Edward Gorey. I saw your video title just after I ordered a Fude pen. And I found the properties as you mentioned- exactly. Using an ink wash was was new to me in a way. I’ve been creating things out of spilled ink blobs or my line practice for muscle memory. Shapes I see. Also, I saw a comment where someone mentioned they benefited from this vid in regard to structural sketching. I felt the same way. Sketching and showing someone your sketchbook takes much courage, but doing so in a channel is very brave and I think it’s wonderful. I look forward to your new drops. Especially inky ones.

Thanks so much for your kind words, I'm really happy to hear the video was useful. I completely get it :P Once I tried a fountain pen I got obsessed too, I also use technical pens. Working on my next video, is going to be a Fude nib one ;)

Thank you. I guess it's also because I like the paper in A more, it's my favourite sketchbook so far :P

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Glad to hear :) thanks for watching

the first one? Anymore by Cosmonkey

It's quite nice, I need more practice with it but it definitely makes it easier to add variations to the lines thickness. Variety is a great thing in drawing/painting 😉

@robdomeart Certainly makes the sketch more interesting! 😃 I can't wait to get mine! Will be using mine for both art and kanji practice.

It's great to hear, thanks so much for your comment😋

Thank you

Thanks, standard ink that came with the fountain pen. It's a mixed media paper sketchbook.

@ ah okay tyy! Looks awesome:)

Glad you liked it ☺️

Thank you for your comment. I actually prefer to draw on the right page and I usually leave the left page blank. I am trying to push myself to use both pages to avoid waste 😅

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Thank you :)

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Hi, I like both honestly, they are both very nice to draw with and always bring one of each with me, but they give a very different feeling. A fineliner feels a bit more technical, the lines come out the same thickness, it's a little easier to control and draw tiny details with it in my opinion. A fountain pen F or EF nib can give you that and also more variations and allows for more expression, I also personally love the scratching sound of the nib on paper. However a fountain pen needs a bit more of extra care, between ink refilling, cleaning etc. Myself I started with fineliners and currently I can't stop using fountain pens 😅But they are tools, sometimes you feel using one sometimes the other. Hope it helps. Let me know what you end up buying 🙂

Thanks for your comment and yes, I do think I improved clarity in the second one. 🙂

b is certainly more accurate to the reference but i like the more stylized approach taken with a

@@elrite Definitely something to think about, thanks for your comment

Make fine lines with pen and shade them with brush and water... Thats what I do.... And u can come up with more diff art styles (unknown) with this

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Thank you 😊

Thanks for watching. I am liking exploring more with drawing with ink and particularly fountain pens lately.

Thank you for watching :) I hope you have a great weekend too.

Thanks so much!

Honestly the medium size one I have doesn't wobble at all when on my tripod. But I can't speak for the larger one as I haven't tried it.

Thanks for the tips. That's a lot of ink to try 😄Do you have a favourite one?

@robdomeart No, thank YOU for that lovely sketch! It was an absolute pleasure seeing you painting. 😊 Well, being an artist on a tight budget I usually go for whichever is cheaper. For me, that's a bottle of Rohrer & Klingner SketchINK. I find it to hit the price/quality sweet spot without breaking the bank. One good thing about this ink is that it dries fast, making it perfect for watercolors.

@@izzyg8316 Thanks so much for your kind words 🙂on a very quick search I noticed some ink is hard to find here in Australia or more expensive 😟I'll definitely check this one out, thanks again 😀

@robdomeart If you don't mind me asking, what watercolor brand do you use? They're so vibrant! Oh, which ones are you having trouble finding? The German inks? What about Noodler's? It's an American brand. Do they sell over there? Around here a bottle of Platinum Carbon can go for around 25-30€. 😬 Meanwhile, a bottle of Rohrer & Klingner SketchINK I goes for less than 11€. Big difference. Although I must confess I'd love to try De Atramentis Artist and Octopus Fluids Write & Draw one of these days. They're both under 20€.

I use Daniel Smith's watercolors. I like these, but I haven't tried all the brands :P for now I found Platinum carbon, Rohrer&Klingner and Octopus Fluids all around your higher price point, Noodler's ink slighly below. I think I might just try the Platinum Carbon and try to make it last eheh :P

@@alm5851 Thank you 😊

🤣 thanks. Glad you liked it!

Thank you 😊 It's like a generic portable laptop stand I found online. I added a link to it in my description.

@@RobDomeArt nice. Thank you

Thank you!

Grazie :)

The best product is the one that meets your needs :) Which one is your favourite?

@@RobDomeArt Jack Richeson Sienna Plein Air All-In-One Pochade Box

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Glad to hear 🙂thanks for watching

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