I have owned a set of four Pilot Parallel pens for around ten years, which I once used to practice calligraphy. They are remarkable pens, very free-flowing and versatile with regard to stroke variation, but I never considered using them for sketching until I watched your video. I will now dig the pens out from the back of a drawer and add them to my sketching arsenal. 😃 Thank you for the inspiration. 🙏🏻
Yo dibuje el primer que lo tuve tras vérselo a el . Y pienso usarlo más. Si quieres ver mi prueba @miguelcarreroquesada2728 Me quedé muy sorprendido ! No lo conocía y pensé que no podría dibujar , pero sí y tiene muchas posibilidades. Sin llegar nunca al nivel del maestro.
I love the way you draw Martin. There's just something about it. I have drawn a few of your sketch works for my home. This video is lovely and crisp and clear to follow which makes a huge difference. Thanks 🇦🇺❤
Thank you Martin. I'm currently working through 100 mini portraits using the same reference using different media and techniques, so I'll definitely be using these pens. I already have the same two you have, and the Thea ink too as you had recommended it! Always love your style, and seeing what you draw in your sketchbooks.
Really like your art style and use of these pens. I also have the 2.4mm and 3.8mm, currently with Pilot's cartridges, which are nice and colourful. I have a 6mm one as well but have a Con 40 ink convertor in it with De Atramentis Document ink (brown in this case), which is a waterproof ink. This seems fine in the pen and is the ink I use in my Kaweco Sport fountain pens with no ill-effect to the pen.
I really like this 'loose style', Martin! And as always: Very inspiring and useful video for my next drawings! Thank you very much and have a happy weekend! Greetings, Anton | The Netherlands
I wasn't aware of Parallel Pens until a few weeks ago. Since then, every video I've come across has the artist adapting them in some way. This is the first time I've seen someone use them as they are.
I have owned a set of four Pilot Parallel pens for around ten years, which I once used to practice calligraphy.
They are remarkable pens, very free-flowing and versatile with regard to stroke variation, but I never considered using them for sketching until I watched your video.
I will now dig the pens out from the back of a drawer and add them to my sketching arsenal. 😃
Thank you for the inspiration. 🙏🏻
Hey great to read! Thank you for your feedback 🖋️👍
Yo dibuje el primer que lo tuve tras vérselo a el .
Y pienso usarlo más.
Si quieres ver mi prueba @miguelcarreroquesada2728
Me quedé muy sorprendido ! No lo conocía y pensé que no podría dibujar , pero sí y tiene muchas posibilidades.
Sin llegar nunca al nivel del maestro.
I love the way you draw Martin. There's just something about it.
I have drawn a few of your sketch works for my home.
This video is lovely and crisp and clear to follow which makes a huge difference.
Thanks
🇦🇺❤
What a great and motivating feedback! Thank you so much for your kind words 👍🖋️
Thank you Martin. I'm currently working through 100 mini portraits using the same reference using different media and techniques, so I'll definitely be using these pens. I already have the same two you have, and the Thea ink too as you had recommended it! Always love your style, and seeing what you draw in your sketchbooks.
Hi Sarah, that sounds interesting! Great to read! Thank you so much and have a nice and creative day!
Thank You very much for this video. Your loose style is very unique and moody. Great. :)
Thank you so much for your friendly feedback! 👍🖋️
Really like your art style and use of these pens. I also have the 2.4mm and 3.8mm, currently with Pilot's cartridges, which are nice and colourful. I have a 6mm one as well but have a Con 40 ink convertor in it with De Atramentis Document ink (brown in this case), which is a waterproof ink. This seems fine in the pen and is the ink I use in my Kaweco Sport fountain pens with no ill-effect to the pen.
Thank you for your interesting feedback! Especially about the waterproof ink for fountain pens. Didn’t know this brand 🖋️👍
Very interesting Martin thanks so lot
Fun as always Martin. How can anyone not enjoy using new tools!
You are always an inspiration Martin! Love your work! Thank you for sharing!
It’s my pleasure! Thank you for your friendly feedback 🖋️👍
I really like this 'loose style', Martin! And as always: Very inspiring and useful video for my next drawings! Thank you very much and have a happy weekend! Greetings, Anton | The Netherlands
That’s fantastic to read! I always appreciate your friendly and helpful feedback Anton! Wish you a perfect weekend too! 🖋️👍
That’s fantastic to read! I always appreciate your friendly and helpful feedback Anton! Wish you a perfect weekend too!
I wasn't aware of Parallel Pens until a few weeks ago. Since then, every video I've come across has the artist adapting them in some way. This is the first time I've seen someone use them as they are.
That’s an interesting point! Thank you for your feedback! 👍
@@MartinLachmairArt They file down the corners of the blades.
Just found you and went to your channel. I subscribed.😊 Beautiful work 😊 Thank you.
Thank you so much for your motivating feedback 🖋️👍💯
Thank you so much
I would love to see a video on how you draw people and faces. I love your style and would be fascinated with how you think about them.
Thank you so much for your feedback! I will keep it up and still working in that topic! 👍🖋️
Never saw Parallel pens before. They must be fun to use, so it seems. Thanks for showing these pens!
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That’s great to hear! Thank you for your friendly feedback 👍🖋️
Great sketchbook. Excellent illustrations .
Thank you.
Keep sharing:)
Thank you so much 🖋️👍
excellent...!
Thamk you 👍
Herr Lachmair, zufällig habe ich diese Pens, aber sie zum zeichnen zu benutzen, darauf wäre ich nicht gekommen. Danke !
Gern geschehen! Viel Freude und Erfolg damit! 🖋️👍
I really love this style and combination of inks. Thank you for sharing your work!