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Hello! You are correct, most sumi inks are made of soot, and animal glue, but some sumi inks, manly the ones that I like to use, are made with synthetic resin and can be waterproof and alcohol marker proof. I should have been more clear in my video.

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It does! I forgot what video it was, but I did an ink wash with it, and it layered so well!!

Thank you so much! Being organized helps me be creative!

Yah I'm always happy to! Shoot my an email at battlebrawlerproductions@gmail.com and we can talk more!

Thank you so much! I ended up using ink that was not waterproof so it would please and create that loos look!

Thank you so much! It was so much fun to make!

Thank you!

Gouache is a very challenging medium but what has helped me understand it is the paint to water ratio. If you use gouache strait from the tube it look like and behaves like acrylic paint, when you mix in a little water it looks like and behaves like oil paint, and the more water you add the more like watercolor it becomes. I believe that Alex Ross uses this water to paint ratio to manipulate the paint so that it creates the effects he needs in his art.

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Thank you so much! It was so much fun!

I am so sorry for the late response, but I would honestly say I don't know but maybe. I don't have any Ohuhu Markers but looking at their design, shape, and size I think they might fit, I would just use some thumb tack to keep them in place.

Thank you for the tip! YUPO paper had been on my list to try for so long!

Thank you so much!! I so glad you like it! I have some fun videos planned for October so stay tuned for some really cool vids!

Thank you for shearing, I haven't heard of Higgins turn water over time, but it is interesting. What kind of environment was it in? A hotter environment could cause this issue, but that's speculation on my part.

@@battlebrawlerproduction It was sitting near a window this summer, but the house never got much hotter than 70F or so?

Cool! Thank you for shearing.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for your feedback!

Thanks, I'm glad I was informative. Next week, I'll make some cool art with the airbrush, so stay toned!

I'm not sure about how the copic airbrush system would work with non alcohol inks, but I now want to test this idea! I imagine it may come out more splattered since most inks are not as thin as alcohol inks, but I could be wrong. If you ever test that idea before me, let me know!

It's an older figure but I still love and have it in my collection, it's packed away in a box but when I move to a bigger studio I'll unpack all of them!

Awesome! I hope you like the ink and make some awesome art!

Honestly at times I do agree with you, but I've gotten use to using it and I tend to use it for organic white hilights or for over pumping on plastic cards for different effects, it's not perfect but it's still a great tool to have in your tool belt!

Thank you for sharing your opinion with me!

Thank you so much! I really try to show my love for my craft!

I'm glad you'd liked it, my friend! It's still one of my favorite videos I have made! It combines my two loves. Art and toys!!

Hello! Sorry for the late response, but in my testing, I found that it did not work well on Watercolor. It is often mixed with the watercolor or would take multiple layers to get the desired effect. I may have gotten a bad white ink, but from my experience, it didn't work that well. I personally use Winsor and Newton white gouache, uni ball signo white gell pen, presto correction pen, Dr. Ph. Martin's bleed proof white ink, Uttrect fluid acrylic, and moltow white acrylic paint pen. These all work for me with watercolor, but I'm not sure if these are available for you. Do you have any other questions? 😀😀

@@battlebrawlerproduction , already bought this thing...Yes, doesn't work...Not sure, what to do with this thing now, as I almost never work with natural materials...After starting to generate images, even quite dropped digital drawing. I find it amazing that some people still feel motivated enough and have inspiration to draw by their hand...Though, why not, if the spent time and the result are equal. I suspect that I do not have anything you have mentioned, but thank you, I will keep these things in mind and will find some more information about it. So far more or less working are so- called "titanium white".

@righteousclaim9065 totally understand what you mean. Sorry I didn't work for you, but I wish you luck making art your way that inspired and inpowers your creativity!

I have not tried to the Lefrance bourgeois Nan-king blue ink, so I have to keep an eye out for it! And I agree, while red is my favorite color, I love all colors because of the endless stores and mood you can create with them!!!

I'm glad I could help! If you're planning on using alcohol markers, I recommend Zig cartoonist sumi ink. It's my favorite alcohol proof ink. I have a video where I reviewed it, and I also used it in a few projects recently!

@@battlebrawlerproduction Oh, thank you very much for responding! And by the way, do you know what other ink I could use but specifically for painting with wooden colored pencils? Thank you

Neither, it's for technical pens according to the bottle.

Good question, When I use this ink I dip my nubs in clean water before and after to keep them clean as the ink likes to stick to the nib. I've seen a few artist even fill a shot glass with either Dr. PH. Martin pen cleaner or Higgins pen cleaner and dip in that, then whip with a towal before dipping. I think the water works best, I lightly dry it so that theirs a barrier to help the ink flow. Hopefully that helps.

Also what kind of pen are you using? That may also creat issues.

@@battlebrawlerproduction Manuscript for nickel-plated letters (with medium hard tendrils) and flat bronze. Thanks for the advice about solvents, because now the feathers are damaged and don’t work properly no matter how you clean them. Perhaps I should choose a simpler ink. Can you recommend high-quality ink without this problem?

Oooooooh, I am so sorry that the solvents made it worse. If your having issues with zig, I would try Winsor and Newton black India ink (water proff but not alcohol marker proof) or the calligraphy ink (not waterproof and not alcohol marker proof). If you want a simpler or more consistent sumi ink then go with yasutomo (the green bottle is the waterproof one)

@@battlebrawlerproduction Sorry for the misunderstanding, maybe the translator is at fault. The solvent didn't make it worse, I just ordered it today. It’s bad now, after previous unsuccessful attempts, none of which helped. I've tried water, dish detergent, alcohol, even toothpaste and an eraser. Thanks for the advice. When the solvent arrives, I'll try to save the quills. If it doesn’t help, I’ll buy new quills and other inks that are not resistant to alcohol.

Thank you for shearing that information! I really like liquid charcoal.

Really? Dude, thank you so much for sharing this! You're a wealth of information, I saw the other comment you left on another video of mine and wanted to thank you!

Thank you for your kind words and advice, I'm working on the other ones now and I think your going to love them!!

Honestly, I don't know, I think it's similar to Windex but I could be wrong

@@battlebrawlerproduction I have a bottle of windex. I want to try it 🥴

Awesome! I hope you have fun! Just remember a little goes a long way.

Thank you very much! I try to as thorough as possible with these videos!! I'm glad you found it helpful!

Very good point!!

Thank you for shearing, i did not know these are non lightfast dyes! I hope you have fun making your art!

That's an interesting point, I may have not shaken it very well for this video but I have to say I do love their acrylic inks fair more!!

@@battlebrawlerproduction After some testing I've confirmed it's still pretty light compared to my other inks. Also once it's shaken up it gets pretty thick, so it takes some doctoring (water and a little soap) to make it flow well. It's just not really a nice ink to use out of the bottle, so I think your assessment is fair.

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Hello, sorry for the late response, I was not aware that you were not suppose to use a mixing ball so thank you very much for shearing that! As for it effects the light emission potential I have to say that I'm not 100% sure about that, for one I did mix it with a acrylic flow additive so that their effect its light emission and did weaken it when comparing it directly to the powder form, I was ok with that since it made the powder more transparent and that's what I needed for my artwork and while I was mixing it with the mixing ball from what I could tell did not effect the light emission. If it did it was so minor the I did not notice, Next time I make more if my glow ink I will not use a mixing ball and compare the two directly but I don't know when I'll be able to do that, hopefully soon.

Thank you! I'm still trying to get better at negitave art!

Interesting! I have not used the read body version. Does it have a different size tip, or is it just a color difference?

Thank you! And I'm glad you like my water color set! I made it myself, and I have a video on it! If you want, hears the link ua-cam.com/video/b9V70fC12zE/v-deo.htmlsi=wXU-wHQWm9IlbMuu

You are very welcome!! It's still my favorite sumi ink!!

Thank you for your comment. This is differently one of those videos where I want to remake it as I now know how to use them properly at the time I did not do much research and wanted my videos to be very fly by the seat of my pants and figure it out on the go. Now, I try to do more research. Thank you for adding this correction! I love hearing feedback and learning more!

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