I would love to see more pen and ink real time drawing/ tutorials. Your sketchbook and portfolio works were great. I am only a beginner at pen and ink and I could really use the guidance lol.
I think that is a great idea for a video! Maybe I could do a whole beginner pen and ink series! I've been thinking about doing that with watercolor as well! Thank you for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment!
I enjoy pen and ink. I like my Rapidiograph and My Micron Fine Liners. Have enjoyed these since 1977. In Spring of 2022 I gave the Rapidiograph pen a thorough cleaning. It took about four days. It came back to almost a brand new condition. So rewarding!
Hi Amy, you "brushed" over ... lol, Pitt fineliners (they don't only have brush tips) and another great one is Uni Pin, just for anyone wanting even more ideas! Also, there are many Japanese brands that are fade proof and permanent and are awesome x Nell
I only mentioned the fine liners I have personally tried. I wish I had enough money and storage room to try ALL The supplies. Unfortunately, I don't! Maybe someday! :) I can dream, right? Thank you for watching!
@@winterwoodsstudio yes, I think we should all dream! I'm trying to decide between a few different supplies that I really need (want) 🤣 right now. It's so hard. 1st world problems .... x Nell.
Hi Amy, when I work with dip pens and acrylic ink for example...I use wet wipes to clean them, it works a charm, so try that on the pen nibs where the ink has dried. I also use the reservoir watercolor brush pens and fill them with acrylic ink. I store with these brush pointing up so that the pigment can't clog the brush between the section of the brush and the reservoir.
I love working in pen and ink, usually in my sketchbookwith a fountain pen when I'm waiting at appointments etc. October I only work in in dip pen and ink which I love so much but I always manage to spill the ink lol😂
Almost all the artworks in my portfolio were dip pen. I love it so much! I like fountain pens too, but there is something special about dip pen! And I spill a lot too, as you probably saw if you made it to the end of the video! :) Thank you for watching!
I’ve been getting ready to get started in pen and ink. The Goulet Pen Company was giving away a sample set of trial size ink for signing up for their newsletter and also one for your birthday. So I have quite a few ink choices and I picked up a fountain pen with a converter also. So this video came at the perfect time to give me an idea of how to get started. I had filled my pen and was messing around with mark making but then let it set for a couple weeks and it dried up. I just cleaned it out yesterday and it’s ready to go again. I’m excited to give it a try!
I love the ease and convenience of a fountain pen! It gives you the best of both worlds; you have a huge array of inks you can use, but you don't have to be dipping it in a pot of ink (and maybe knocking it over!) every ten seconds! Thanks for taking the time to watch, Jenn! I appreciate it!
I like all arts I have tried the pen and ink before and loved it I learnt that I what was doing with dips pens and why they were blocking and I now know how to fill my fountain pen also I didn’t know before. Thank you
I'm glad you enjoyed it and learned something! Even if I did end up with horribly inky fingers at the end! Oh well, it's a small price to pay to work with ink! Thank you for watching!
Thanks for an excellent introduction to the use of ink in the art-making process. I've done a couple of Inktobers with just ink but my real preference is to use ink as part of line & wash with watercolours providing that 'little something different'. I use fineliners quite a lot but I really like my fountain pen (a Pilot Metro one like yours) with Noodlers ink. I've never had any problems with Noodlers smearing when water is applied but I have read reports that its degree of 'waterproofness' can vary depending on the particular brand of paper. Incidentally, I have to say that those ink drawings you showed at the beginning of the video were absolutely stunning. Thanks again for the video - with Inktober less than four months away, you might have got a lot of us thinking about giving our inks and various nibs a trial run-out in preparation for the big month. Kind regards, Brian.
I love inktober! I have never yet managed to do all 30 days, but I still have a lot of fun! I look forward to it every year! Last year, I did all my drawings with a dip pen and I feel so much more confident using them now! I really need to get a the noodlers black ink! And maybe test my noddlers brown ink on some different papers and see what happens, so thanks for the tip! And thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment!
I love pentel brush, I had mine for over 10 years and I only replaced it recently because I was sooo stupid to trim it a bit and I ruined it 😂😂😂 just a tip it can get Juicy, so it's great for backgrounds but if you want it for drawing tiny details keep the pen standing for couple of minutes so the ink will go down and will be easier to draw with, I only used it with alcohol markers so far and they are wonderful, just make sure to dry before coloring.
Thanks for all the tips! I appreciate them! I generally only use the brush pens when I'm doing a purely ink piece. But I will be sure to let it dry thoroughly if I am going to do any color after!
Two more liners I use are the Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen fineliners (same as the brush pen you have, but they come in multiple fineliner sizes too) and the Uni Pin fineliners
Thank you for this great video!😁 My first art love is graphite and pen and ink…now it’s watercolor too! I’ve been using Pigma Micron pens since Jr High and absolutely love them, but the nibs wear down on me fast like you said. My art store got in some new pens a couple years ago that have won me over. They are the Pentel Pointliners. They have a plastic nib so they don’t wear down as fast as the Microns so they last longer and they write/draw like the Microns. I thought you might like to try them! I’d love to see more pen and ink drawings. Again, thank you for this informative video.😊😊😊
I jut put them in my cart for when my "new supply ban" is over! :) I can't wait to try them! Thank you for the tip! I have quite a few ink process reels over on my Insta from before I started RUclips If you are interested. You might have to scroll down aways though! My handle there is the same as here: Winter Woods Studio. Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for showing how to use the fountain inks. I just bought one for myself. I was going to google for youtubers to show how to use it, but your video showed it all. Obviously, it was meant for me to see. 👍
Aw, I'm so glad it helped you! And isn't it funny how life works that way sometimes, when we see the thing we needed to see at the exact moment we needed to see it? That's one of the things that makes me feel hopeful about life, even when things seem kind of dark. I hope you enjoy your purchase, and thank you for watching!
I really enjoy pen and ink with watercolors. Your pen and ink artwork is beautiful! Exploding ink pens are why I like to do digital pen and ink a lot, lol! It doesn't make as big a mess!
Yep! You should see the ink stains on my desk from last year when I did inktober with only a dip pen and a pot of ink. I knocked that thing over like three times! Which is why I have a reserve bottle of ink@ ;) I'm a little accident prone! Thank you for watching, Eleanor!
You may have to do an alcohol manicure! That’s it, I figured out why I enjoy watching you so much, you’re REAL! I’m the one who over packs art supplies to travel or art outside and I’m the one who winds up with inky fingers! I’m sure there is more! Keep doing what you do, how you’re doing it! In a college art class, I stiipeled a giant green grasshopper on 18x24 paper, I never was so tired of dots in my life!
Ha ha! I basically did! I stained my Nail polish green and it wouldn't come off! And yep, I'm real alright! If I edited out all my mistakes and whatnot, I don't know how much of a video I would have left! I'm a bit accident prone! ;) Thanks for watching!
@@winterwoodsstudio I got my Qor watercolor today and as I was opening each tube to put in my palette, I didn’t get a little dab, it just came on coming! My fingers were all the colors of the rainbow! Luckily it was watercolor, I always have rubbing alcohol on standby for the staining inks and paint!
Awesome vid despite the hiccup! Love the turtle! I really do love pen and ink. Most of my watercolor paintings are line and wash. I would really love to see the long version of this because I really would like to improve my ink skills. I've started Inktober on a few occasions but have never made it past 9 or 10 days...lol. I am trying to use up my stash of Microns because I have the same issues with wearing out the nibs. Staedtler also makes good pens. I have the .5 but havent yet found them in smaller sizes. That could be because I haven't bought a variety pack of them. Oh, and I've been using Noodlers ink in my Lamy pen. I thought it was completely waterproof like my microns when I bought it, but it's not quite. And you have to let it dry for a little while to dry before use. I haven't had any issues with the pen and that particular ink though. That being said, I've only had the ink for a couple of months so who knows. I try to make sure that I use the pen as often as possible to keep things flowing.
Don't feel bad about finishing inktober! I have never managed to do every single day. I think last year was my best one yet, and I still only managed 20 day! Life intervenes sometimes and there is nothing we can do! And as far as the microns, Blick's has them open stock, for the cheapest price around. You can get exactly the size you need, without having the ones you don't use. Thank you for takin the time to watch and leave a comment, Tracie! I appreciate it!
Love your tutorial … at one point you show a beautiful box to hold your dip pen and accessories… might you have a link to purchase same? Thanks again Linda
I'm so sorry Linda, I don't! It was a actually a gift from my parents 29 years ago! It was from a catalogue called the Victorian Trading Company. I remember it was all I asked for that year! I don't think the company is still in business unfortunately.
I started drawing with Microns recently so not an expert at all. I've been thinking about fountain pens but don't know if they are worth the trouble. I draw houses mostly and then use watercolor. I'd love to see another pen and ink drawing if you can! And it's ok if you can't do more than 1 video per week. Maybe later on you can do more. I know =very well= how stressful life can be so please do what you feel confortable with and what you can handle.
I have tons of pen and ink reels over on my Insta from before I started my youtube channel, in case you're interested. It's the same handle @winterwoodsstudio . I'm really feeling the pinch with the two videos a week while my two boys are home for summer vacation. I think in the fall I might be able to go back up to two a week, but I don't want to promise anything, just in case... I also think there might be weeks where I throw in an extra video. I'm playing with ideas right now. And thank you so much for your kind and encouraging comments!
Yep! I was erasing the rough sketch, as well as the lines I drew to keep my words straight! Just make sure you let everything totally dry before you do that, or you will end up with a mess!
OH MY GOD DO NOT TRY THAT FERRIS WHEELPRESS INK UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET ADDICTED TO INKS AND BUY ALL OF THEM!!!🤣🤣🤣 FR, Ferris Wheel Press make the most amazing inks and I now have to buy every one that they come out with. And I'm doing pretty good with that too. An entire large bureau in my studio with nothing buy Ferris Wheel Press inks covering it.🤣🤣
I’m lucky I’ve managed to keep away from inks… I only wanted black waterproof… I can see people getting addicted and the bottles are so pretty! It’s bad enuf having a FP addiction and buying them and nibs 😂😂😂
@CazKiwi NZ I mean, to be fair I also have a watercolor addiction, an oil paint addiction, paper addiction, sketchbook addiction, marker addiction, paintbrush addiction...............🤣🤣🤣
Don’t be scared…. FP’s don’t clog that easily, I’ve had Carbon Black and De Atramentis Document Black in my Lamys, Pilots and Schneider FP’s for near two years and they’re still fine, I’ve even not used them for over 6 months before, and they’re fine, I try to at least do a test scratch with them every week or 2 and I keep them horizontal). I mean, I wouldn’t use in a $200 or $1000 pen (but I wouldn’t buy one that expensive lol). I was sick of being “terrified” that my pens would be ruined but then not having a good waterproof ink in them, and I did research on groups, Google, Reddit, Quora, etc etc for 3 months straight reading all the “don’t do it/do it” arguments and then bit the bullet and just decided to risk it, they’re just pens after all, and I can always buy more if it didn’t work out… luckily, I guess, it’s working out for me 🤗🤗 I also refill my “disposable” Pigma Microns all the time, just pull the nib with tweezers and drip Indian/Bombay ink in with a syringe (if the nib is still good, of course, lol)… Indian ink is super cheap and waterproof!
Unfortunately, I have had the experience of a clogged fountain pen that couldn't be saved, so I might be a little more careful than most! But yes, there are many inexpensive fountain pens out there that you can use and not worry about! Thank you for watching!
I love your channel ❤️ I'm learning so much watching you! I focus, or have focused mainly on colour pencils and graphite and don't really know anything about any of the other mediums out there. This is ao helpful 😊..and your art is amazing!! 🎨
I would love to see more pen and ink real time drawing/ tutorials. Your sketchbook and portfolio works were great. I am only a beginner at pen and ink and I could really use the guidance lol.
I think that is a great idea for a video! Maybe I could do a whole beginner pen and ink series! I've been thinking about doing that with watercolor as well! Thank you for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment!
I enjoy pen and ink. I like my Rapidiograph and My Micron Fine Liners. Have enjoyed these since 1977. In Spring of 2022 I gave the Rapidiograph pen a thorough cleaning. It took about four days. It came back to almost a brand new condition. So rewarding!
Hi Amy, you "brushed" over ... lol, Pitt fineliners (they don't only have brush tips) and another great one is Uni Pin, just for anyone wanting even more ideas! Also, there are many Japanese brands that are fade proof and permanent and are awesome x Nell
I only mentioned the fine liners I have personally tried. I wish I had enough money and storage room to try ALL The supplies. Unfortunately, I don't! Maybe someday! :) I can dream, right? Thank you for watching!
@@winterwoodsstudio yes, I think we should all dream! I'm trying to decide between a few different supplies that I really need (want) 🤣 right now. It's so hard. 1st world problems .... x Nell.
Platinum Carbon Black works perfectly in fountain pens and great with dip pens.
Hi Amy, when I work with dip pens and acrylic ink for example...I use wet wipes to clean them, it works a charm, so try that on the pen nibs where the ink has dried. I also use the reservoir watercolor brush pens and fill them with acrylic ink. I store with these brush pointing up so that the pigment can't clog the brush between the section of the brush and the reservoir.
Thanks for the tips! I appreciate it!
I love working in pen and ink, usually in my sketchbookwith a fountain pen when I'm waiting at appointments etc. October I only work in in dip pen and ink which I love so much but I always manage to spill the ink lol😂
Almost all the artworks in my portfolio were dip pen. I love it so much! I like fountain pens too, but there is something special about dip pen! And I spill a lot too, as you probably saw if you made it to the end of the video! :) Thank you for watching!
Great video. Yes please to an in depth video.
wonderful ink drawings! very cool video
Love pen and ink and I love ink and watercolour great video.
Thank you😊👩🏻🎨
You are so welcome!
Dang girl!😮😍😍😍 Your work is gorgeous!
Aw! Thank you! I appreciate it! And thanks for watching!
I didn’t realise there were so many different types of ink! 😮
I’ve been getting ready to get started in pen and ink. The Goulet Pen Company was giving away a sample set of trial size ink for signing up for their newsletter and also one for your birthday. So I have quite a few ink choices and I picked up a fountain pen with a converter also. So this video came at the perfect time to give me an idea of how to get started. I had filled my pen and was messing around with mark making but then let it set for a couple weeks and it dried up. I just cleaned it out yesterday and it’s ready to go again. I’m excited to give it a try!
I love the ease and convenience of a fountain pen! It gives you the best of both worlds; you have a huge array of inks you can use, but you don't have to be dipping it in a pot of ink (and maybe knocking it over!) every ten seconds! Thanks for taking the time to watch, Jenn! I appreciate it!
I like all arts I have tried the pen and ink before and loved it I learnt that I what was doing with dips pens and why they were blocking and I now know how to fill my fountain pen also I didn’t know before. Thank you
I'm glad you enjoyed it and learned something! Even if I did end up with horribly inky fingers at the end! Oh well, it's a small price to pay to work with ink! Thank you for watching!
Thanks for an excellent introduction to the use of ink in the art-making process. I've done a couple of Inktobers with just ink but my real preference is to use ink as part of line & wash with watercolours providing that 'little something different'. I use fineliners quite a lot but I really like my fountain pen (a Pilot Metro one like yours) with Noodlers ink. I've never had any problems with Noodlers smearing when water is applied but I have read reports that its degree of 'waterproofness' can vary depending on the particular brand of paper. Incidentally, I have to say that those ink drawings you showed at the beginning of the video were absolutely stunning. Thanks again for the video - with Inktober less than four months away, you might have got a lot of us thinking about giving our inks and various nibs a trial run-out in preparation for the big month. Kind regards, Brian.
I love inktober! I have never yet managed to do all 30 days, but I still have a lot of fun! I look forward to it every year! Last year, I did all my drawings with a dip pen and I feel so much more confident using them now! I really need to get a the noodlers black ink! And maybe test my noddlers brown ink on some different papers and see what happens, so thanks for the tip! And thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment!
I love pentel brush, I had mine for over 10 years and I only replaced it recently because I was sooo stupid to trim it a bit and I ruined it 😂😂😂 just a tip it can get Juicy, so it's great for backgrounds but if you want it for drawing tiny details keep the pen standing for couple of minutes so the ink will go down and will be easier to draw with, I only used it with alcohol markers so far and they are wonderful, just make sure to dry before coloring.
Thanks for all the tips! I appreciate them! I generally only use the brush pens when I'm doing a purely ink piece. But I will be sure to let it dry thoroughly if I am going to do any color after!
Two more liners I use are the Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen fineliners (same as the brush pen you have, but they come in multiple fineliner sizes too) and the Uni Pin fineliners
I haven't tried wither! I will have to give them a try! Thank you for watching!
Thank you for this great video!😁 My first art love is graphite and pen and ink…now it’s watercolor too! I’ve been using Pigma Micron pens since Jr High and absolutely love them, but the nibs wear down on me fast like you said. My art store got in some new pens a couple years ago that have won me over. They are the Pentel Pointliners. They have a plastic nib so they don’t wear down as fast as the Microns so they last longer and they write/draw like the Microns. I thought you might like to try them! I’d love to see more pen and ink drawings. Again, thank you for this informative video.😊😊😊
I jut put them in my cart for when my "new supply ban" is over! :) I can't wait to try them! Thank you for the tip! I have quite a few ink process reels over on my Insta from before I started RUclips If you are interested. You might have to scroll down aways though! My handle there is the same as here: Winter Woods Studio. Thank you so much for watching!
I’ll take a look at them 😊
I hope you like the pens🥰🥰
Thanks for the wonderful segment. I love the inky fingers! Nice to know others also get messy artistic fingers💜
You are so welcome! And yep, I'm a little accident prone! :) Thank you for watching!
Thank you for showing how to use the fountain inks. I just bought one for myself. I was going to google for youtubers to show how to use it, but your video showed it all. Obviously, it was meant for me to see. 👍
Aw, I'm so glad it helped you! And isn't it funny how life works that way sometimes, when we see the thing we needed to see at the exact moment we needed to see it? That's one of the things that makes me feel hopeful about life, even when things seem kind of dark. I hope you enjoy your purchase, and thank you for watching!
I really enjoy pen and ink with watercolors. Your pen and ink artwork is beautiful! Exploding ink pens are why I like to do digital pen and ink a lot, lol! It doesn't make as big a mess!
Yep! You should see the ink stains on my desk from last year when I did inktober with only a dip pen and a pot of ink. I knocked that thing over like three times! Which is why I have a reserve bottle of ink@ ;) I'm a little accident prone! Thank you for watching, Eleanor!
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Love pen and ink
Me too!
That would be great a more in depth with a different pen your choice, it would be great to do this maybe closer to inktober.
I love inktober! I'm glad it's summer but I am already looking forward to October! And I should definitely do another video! Thanks for the idea!
You may have to do an alcohol manicure! That’s it, I figured out why I enjoy watching you so much, you’re REAL! I’m the one who over packs art supplies to travel or art outside and I’m the one who winds up with inky fingers! I’m sure there is more! Keep doing what you do, how you’re doing it! In a college art class, I stiipeled a giant green grasshopper on 18x24 paper, I never was so tired of dots in my life!
Ha ha! I basically did! I stained my Nail polish green and it wouldn't come off! And yep, I'm real alright! If I edited out all my mistakes and whatnot, I don't know how much of a video I would have left! I'm a bit accident prone! ;) Thanks for watching!
@@winterwoodsstudio I got my Qor watercolor today and as I was opening each tube to put in my palette, I didn’t get a little dab, it just came on coming! My fingers were all the colors of the rainbow! Luckily it was watercolor, I always have rubbing alcohol on standby for the staining inks and paint!
Awesome vid despite the hiccup! Love the turtle! I really do love pen and ink. Most of my watercolor paintings are line and wash. I would really love to see the long version of this because I really would like to improve my ink skills. I've started Inktober on a few occasions but have never made it past 9 or 10 days...lol. I am trying to use up my stash of Microns because I have the same issues with wearing out the nibs. Staedtler also makes good pens. I have the .5 but havent yet found them in smaller sizes. That could be because I haven't bought a variety pack of them. Oh, and I've been using Noodlers ink in my Lamy pen. I thought it was completely waterproof like my microns when I bought it, but it's not quite. And you have to let it dry for a little while to dry before use. I haven't had any issues with the pen and that particular ink though. That being said, I've only had the ink for a couple of months so who knows. I try to make sure that I use the pen as often as possible to keep things flowing.
Don't feel bad about finishing inktober! I have never managed to do every single day. I think last year was my best one yet, and I still only managed 20 day! Life intervenes sometimes and there is nothing we can do! And as far as the microns, Blick's has them open stock, for the cheapest price around. You can get exactly the size you need, without having the ones you don't use. Thank you for takin the time to watch and leave a comment, Tracie! I appreciate it!
Love what you done I’ve never used pen and ink can you do a beginners tutorial please Wendy uk 🇬🇧 xx 😊
It's starting to get closer to fall and I am starting to think about Inktober! I am sure there will be some inky videos coming up! Stay tuned!
Love your tutorial … at one point you show a beautiful box to hold your dip pen and accessories… might you have a link to purchase same?
Thanks again
Linda
I'm so sorry Linda, I don't! It was a actually a gift from my parents 29 years ago! It was from a catalogue called the Victorian Trading Company. I remember it was all I asked for that year! I don't think the company is still in business unfortunately.
I started drawing with Microns recently so not an expert at all. I've been thinking about fountain pens but don't know if they are worth the trouble. I draw houses mostly and then use watercolor. I'd love to see another pen and ink drawing if you can! And it's ok if you can't do more than 1 video per week. Maybe later on you can do more. I know =very well= how stressful life can be so please do what you feel confortable with and what you can handle.
I have tons of pen and ink reels over on my Insta from before I started my youtube channel, in case you're interested. It's the same handle @winterwoodsstudio . I'm really feeling the pinch with the two videos a week while my two boys are home for summer vacation. I think in the fall I might be able to go back up to two a week, but I don't want to promise anything, just in case... I also think there might be weeks where I throw in an extra video. I'm playing with ideas right now. And thank you so much for your kind and encouraging comments!
Just a question Amy noticed you ran your kneaded eraser over your piece when you were done???
Yep! I was erasing the rough sketch, as well as the lines I drew to keep my words straight! Just make sure you let everything totally dry before you do that, or you will end up with a mess!
You’re awesome! Thanks, great job on turtle!
Hi Amy did you use the dot pen in some of your art? Ive bought one and put it away for christmas from me to me 😂
Ummm. I think I might be blanking on something here... Can you refresh my memory what a dot pen is? Sorry, Sue! :)
OH MY GOD DO NOT TRY THAT FERRIS WHEELPRESS INK UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET ADDICTED TO INKS AND BUY ALL OF THEM!!!🤣🤣🤣 FR, Ferris Wheel Press make the most amazing inks and I now have to buy every one that they come out with. And I'm doing pretty good with that too. An entire large bureau in my studio with nothing buy Ferris Wheel Press inks covering it.🤣🤣
That sounds like heaven! :) I'm so jealous! Thank you for watching and commenting!
I’m lucky I’ve managed to keep away from inks… I only wanted black waterproof… I can see people getting addicted and the bottles are so pretty! It’s bad enuf having a FP addiction and buying them and nibs 😂😂😂
@CazKiwi NZ I mean, to be fair I also have a watercolor addiction, an oil paint addiction, paper addiction, sketchbook addiction, marker addiction, paintbrush addiction...............🤣🤣🤣
Don’t be scared…. FP’s don’t clog that easily, I’ve had Carbon Black and De Atramentis Document Black in my Lamys, Pilots and Schneider FP’s for near two years and they’re still fine, I’ve even not used them for over 6 months before, and they’re fine, I try to at least do a test scratch with them every week or 2 and I keep them horizontal). I mean, I wouldn’t use in a $200 or $1000 pen (but I wouldn’t buy one that expensive lol). I was sick of being “terrified” that my pens would be ruined but then not having a good waterproof ink in them, and I did research on groups, Google, Reddit, Quora, etc etc for 3 months straight reading all the “don’t do it/do it” arguments and then bit the bullet and just decided to risk it, they’re just pens after all, and I can always buy more if it didn’t work out… luckily, I guess, it’s working out for me 🤗🤗
I also refill my “disposable” Pigma Microns all the time, just pull the nib with tweezers and drip Indian/Bombay ink in with a syringe (if the nib is still good, of course, lol)… Indian ink is super cheap and waterproof!
Unfortunately, I have had the experience of a clogged fountain pen that couldn't be saved, so I might be a little more careful than most! But yes, there are many inexpensive fountain pens out there that you can use and not worry about! Thank you for watching!
Where are the links you mentioned?
They're all down in the description underneath the video. There's a bunch of them down there! Thanks for watching.
What is the name of your Discord server?
I love your channel ❤️ I'm learning so much watching you! I focus, or have focused mainly on colour pencils and graphite and don't really know anything about any of the other mediums out there. This is ao helpful 😊..and your art is amazing!! 🎨
I'm so glad it helped you! And thank you so much for the compliments for my art! I really appreciate it! Thank you so much for watching!