I realize this is an older post but; the reason you heat the nib is it is packed from the factory with an oil or light wax to keep it from rusting/tarnishing. You only have to heat it once. After that the ink will stick. Also; just because the manufacturer says use "their" type of ink; doesn't mean you have to. There is a world of inks that work just fine on almost any nib. Great video on the Deleter series pens Chris.
I didn't like him at first, but after he rescued his kitten Eikichi, Kuwabara is basically the only reason I keep watching! I love a man who is kind to cats!
I know I'm real late and you prob already know this but imma say it any way. Another way to help get the oil of the nibs(the oil is only on new nibs. Oil prevents ink flow) you can stick the nib(carefully) in a potato or you can use some elbow grease and scrub it with toothpaste. But people use the potato method since its easier.
@@TheRealTormentor im not sure what you mean but probably just try to get bristol paper. i don't use my deleter pens on anything but that. you could also try to get mixed media (haven't tried it though) or manuscript paper (but that depends on where you live because it isn't available everywhere). theyre more expensive than regular printer paper but it wont work well anything else. it accounts for the smoothness that these pens need to draw the lines you want and its absorbent enough that smudging is less of an issue and feathering wont happen at all.
@@y3k243 ohh thank you! for clerifcation i mean, i dip my dip pen in the ink but when i try to draw / write with it its either super faint or doesnt show up and scratches the paper
I was looking for good dip pens for beginners, and the first thing I saw was Takumi's 86 from Inital D and I knew this was gonna be good. Thanks for the review!
I have a saji nib. I cant tell who it's made by but it flexes so easily and so much that it just over inks, soaks through the page and needs to be dipped in like 4 lines.
The thing I love the most about pen nibs is how you can apply more or less pressure to manipulate the line thickness. This is something I see a lot in the manga Dragon Ball Z my is the one thing that I think would really boost my art
🔹This is dope! I searched because I boughy mine about a month ago, and am adjusting from fineliners. 🔹 Love Kuwa-chan, but my fav would have to be... Yusuke. I love his development, his edginess and fightet spirit, and the final fight against Shinobu Sensui (...iykyk...). 🔹 The anime the AE86 is from is called Initial D! Underrated 90's anime, just like Kuwabara.
Thanks for the review Chris - was exactly what I needed! Also, it’s worth mentioning, as I believe in sharing feedback to others when warranted: you could be a hand model. Your hands are a perfect specimen of the male human hand. I don’t say that in any way other than how it sounded. (I don’t have a hand fetish, and I’m not a weirdo creeper). I believe in positive (and constructive negative) feedback and thought you should know. But surely you’ve been told that before. :))
i know im late, but the words “free penholder” means freehand im pretty sure edit: also, another way to remove oils from nibs is to gently push a nib into a potato for less than 15 minutes. Take it out, then dry/wipe it.
None as of right now, its been a couple years now since my last upload haha. I haven't been doing much painting, but I've been doing a lot of photography! I actually have a photography channel I put stuff on. Search "Zone Focused" and my channel should pop up. Feel free to check it out! Thanks for watching!
@@chrisgnatural7224 I don't know if you found the answer already but on the back of the packet above where it says pen tip feautures it says to use comic ink Deleter Black 👍
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bruh I just tried searching for a generic dip pen tutorial then I saw this thumbnail with an 86 and cromartie high. Good taste in anime dude holy shit
I realize this is an older post but; the reason you heat the nib is it is packed from the factory with an oil or light wax to keep it from rusting/tarnishing. You only have to heat it once. After that the ink will stick. Also; just because the manufacturer says use "their" type of ink; doesn't mean you have to. There is a world of inks that work just fine on almost any nib. Great video on the Deleter series pens Chris.
I love this video - very well done! I love to see how you (and other artists here) use your art supplies that is endlessly fascinating to me.
geckonia 👍🏾👍🏾 Thanks for the comment!
I didn't like him at first, but after he rescued his kitten Eikichi, Kuwabara is basically the only reason I keep watching! I love a man who is kind to cats!
I know I'm real late and you prob already know this but imma say it any way. Another way to help get the oil of the nibs(the oil is only on new nibs. Oil prevents ink flow) you can stick the nib(carefully) in a potato or you can use some elbow grease and scrub it with toothpaste. But people use the potato method since its easier.
Was looking for how to use my Deleter dip pens, and conveniently this was one of the first ones I found. Good stuff.
i know this is 6 months ago but do you know how you got your ink to work on the page?! mine wont work and ve already tried burning it :((
@@TheRealTormentor im not sure what you mean but probably just try to get bristol paper. i don't use my deleter pens on anything but that. you could also try to get mixed media (haven't tried it though) or manuscript paper (but that depends on where you live because it isn't available everywhere). theyre more expensive than regular printer paper but it wont work well anything else. it accounts for the smoothness that these pens need to draw the lines you want and its absorbent enough that smudging is less of an issue and feathering wont happen at all.
@@y3k243 ohh thank you! for clerifcation i mean, i dip my dip pen in the ink but when i try to draw / write with it its either super faint or doesnt show up and scratches the paper
Initial D!! I love that show! I have the same dip pen set and is my favorite!
I was looking for good dip pens for beginners, and the first thing I saw was Takumi's 86 from Inital D and I knew this was gonna be good. Thanks for the review!
That fire tip! I couldn't understand why my nib wouldn't hold any ink, thanks so much for the tip!!
I have a saji nib. I cant tell who it's made by but it flexes so easily and so much that it just over inks, soaks through the page and needs to be dipped in like 4 lines.
The thing I love the most about pen nibs is how you can apply more or less pressure to manipulate the line thickness. This is something I see a lot in the manga Dragon Ball Z my is the one thing that I think would really boost my art
Thank you for the overview!
I'm a Kuwabara fan as well. #1 baby!
Team Kuwabara!
Awesome video! Love the demo of the dip pens and you have a really nice voice to listen to. Kuwabara is awesome! And so is Initial D!
🔹This is dope! I searched because I boughy mine about a month ago, and am adjusting from fineliners.
🔹 Love Kuwa-chan, but my fav would have to be... Yusuke. I love his development, his edginess and fightet spirit, and the final fight against Shinobu Sensui (...iykyk...).
🔹 The anime the AE86 is from is called Initial D! Underrated 90's anime, just like Kuwabara.
Good review. Incidentally? KUWABARA! Dude was SO underrated in all of the show
"It's bright, it's yellow, I like it" loool great video btw thanks :)
Thanks for watching!!
Do you have to keep putting fire on it any time you want to use it?
Is the Saji nib, steel or stainless steel? I love this video and it's very informational to me because I am a beginner at dip pens✒
Thanks for the review Chris - was exactly what I needed! Also, it’s worth mentioning, as I believe in sharing feedback to others when warranted: you could be a hand model. Your hands are a perfect specimen of the male human hand. I don’t say that in any way other than how it sounded. (I don’t have a hand fetish, and I’m not a weirdo creeper). I believe in positive (and constructive negative) feedback and thought you should know. But surely you’ve been told that before. :))
I love that anime and kuwabara is one of my favorites
saw kuwabara, Instantly clicked
Michael Ray Only the real anime fans understand! ✊🏾✊🏾 Thanks for checking out the video
DEADASS SAME BRO
i know im late, but the words “free penholder” means freehand im pretty sure
edit: also, another way to remove oils from nibs is to gently push a nib into a potato for less than 15 minutes. Take it out, then dry/wipe it.
Awesome video!!! So happy i found a video that goes in detail about everything :) Subbed!
Hello!!! What is a good ink for nib pens that flows well?
Do you have to flame the nib everytime you use it
Best youtuber ever !!!
Just wondering have you ever tried a glass dip pen? If so what is your opinion?
sherree10 no, I've never tried a glass dip pen before. I can't say that I've even seen one before to be honest.
In my opinion kuwabawa is like a both a genius and jokester big brother on the group. 😁
It's good to Dr that a brother likes too draw
Keep up the good work I would sub
yes a give away! I appreciate your helpful videos
seems like you can't use ordinary paper for that as it will scrape it. I like the cleaness of the line than fine markers.
what kind of pen nib used in this video ua-cam.com/video/T4wcq2CSxOE/v-deo.html (skip at 3:05)
No more videos? I really enjoyed your presentation style!
None as of right now, its been a couple years now since my last upload haha. I haven't been doing much painting, but I've been doing a lot of photography! I actually have a photography channel I put stuff on. Search "Zone Focused" and my channel should pop up. Feel free to check it out! Thanks for watching!
Can I use dip pen on copy paper
@@tornikejandieri7916 OK thaks for ur reply 👍😊
Yep that’s right. Light paper will rip 👍🏽
Is that Mafuyu in your profile picture?
I Believe the car model in the top corner was from initial d lol
CORRECT! haha
Turtlie donut
I love Kuwabara!!!
Hi, how can clean the pen?
Water on the side, like paint brushes
You can use toothpaste to clean oil off
I love Hiei he’s soo hot! And and adorable at same time lol 😂
Hahaha Great show!
Costly brooo😮 in my country
HEISUKE just because he a badass big bro!
The car is form inisial D
initial d
Please dont put music and talk too...I can't stand when you tubers do that.
Yes Im interested in a give away....I'll take that sketch LOL....:)
The Evolving Vegan yea it HAS to be one or the other. Music or talking, can't have them both lol Thanks for watching!
did you see my note on your other vid about Oil Pastels? I really like them and was wondering your thoughts on them or Pastels in general.
The Evolving Vegan Yes I saw it, I will be addressing it on my next vlog video
Dude you're not using the proper ink made for that pen that's why you keep flaming up the nib but you're really not supposed to
Cool, how should it be done and what ink should be used?
@@chrisgnatural7224 I don't know if you found the answer already but on the back of the packet above where it says pen tip feautures it says to use comic ink Deleter Black 👍
JUST START DRAWING!!!!!!
sleepy waifu You gotta learn about your tools before just dipping and drawing
Dat kuwabara , most Manly character