Great Art ❤whitch fountain pen do you use?

I love your art! May I ask what is the name of the fountain pen you use?

I missed this channel! So glad it came back up on my feed. Glad you are still making these videos :D

Congratulations 😻👏

Fantastic thanks for uploading this and ALL the others too 🙏😀

nice work but since you aren’t explaining, you are also not teaching. can you explain the process? I see the palette of great but how you came up with those colors and how to apply them

Really nice work. Thanks!!

This is great, thanks. 🙂May I ask what fude pen model is that?

Great sketching! Are you using the fude as a dip pen?

Where is the watercolor? 😂

lovely. What's your ink ? and paper ? very lovely ! can U send me the original picture ? T You

This watercolor painting with a sketch in India ink is sensational, I really liked it, congratulations.👏👏👏👏

Four colours for Europe, maybe. But its much easier for UK; one colour, grey is enough 😂 Well done on your sketch. Its a great style for urban sketching 👍🏻

Wonderful ❤ can you tell me what pen you are using also the ink isn’t moving when you add watercolour! Thanks

Thank you for the video. Lovely insights

Loving your work!

A confident hand. And what to leave out. Great!

The drawing is amazing. No pencil sketch, no main lines, and applying the deep shadows at the same time.

What pen are you using? Any recommendations for a Fude alternative to the Sailor de mannen? Your drawings are exceptional - so loose and expressive. Just wonderful.

Good tips and I love your work! Suggest you give Platinum Carbon Black ink a try. It's a very black and fast drying pigmented ink with none of the clogging of india inks. I keep a couple of fude pens loaded with it and have had some of them go unused for over a week without issue.

You're a good artist, but these are VERY bad recommendations... 1. Easy and simple way to solve the issue of pen nib clogging: USE THE RIGHT INK FOR FOUNTAIN PENS! Do NOT use indian ink with a fountain pen. It clogs because fountain pens are not built for indian ink (pigment ink with a lot of gum arabic, what you call "glue"...), and fountain pens feeds (the black part underneath the nib) are NOT made to accommodate such a thick ink. 2. Pigment-based inks are usually not to be recommended for fountain pens. Dye-based inks are made for fountain pens, pigment-based inks are made for dip nibs and brushes. 3. If you are looking for a waterproof ink for a fountain pen, there are tons of options out there. If you REALLY want a pigment-based ink, then Platinum carbon black is the best out there. Or, if you want an ink that doesn't require to wash your pen every three weeks, De Atramentis Document ink is incredible and has a wide range of colors. 4. You can find a lot of tests on KZbin or on text-based internet and they all lead to the same conclusions: - do NOT use indian ink! It's not meant for this, and your pen is not meant for this. - use a dye-based ink, NOT a pigment-based ink, in a fountain pen. - platinum carbon, de atramentis document and noodler's bullet proof inks are the best, but there are other options too (diamine registrar's ink, kala nostalgia ink...). 5. On top of this, you don't give any valuable reason to your paper recommendation (cold-pressed, rough surface). Each paper has its purpose: - Rough surface gives an old-fashioned cachet, a coarse texture, that is nice when you're painting cities and want something that looks rough. It's an easy way to mask lack of technique or control over your stroke: if you draw, you'll make wobbly lines. It's relatively adapted when you are using ONLY watercolor, without using nibs/pens/inks. Usually good for large format paintings. - Fine grain gives a finer texture, but still on the rough side and most artists use that one for mixed-media art (i.e. watercolor + ink). - A hot-pressed paper has a smooth finish and gives no texture to your drawings, but is made for pens and dip nibs, as it's a drawing paper that accepts watercolor. Careful, though: better get your color right from the first wash, because superposing washes on a hot-pressed paper will show, much more, and this paper allows less of a play with water. Typically for manga, architecture or advertising, but could be used otherwise. 6. Regardless of what kind of grain you choose, what makes sense is to advise COTTON-BASED paper - even though it's more expensive, a cellulose-based doesn't mix and fix colors the same way and tends to mess with the pigment. Jill Poyerd, an art teacher on YT, made a lot of tests about them, if you're curious. And something between 220-300g/m², otherwise the paper doesn't absorb as well. 7. It is usually (in academies) NOT recommended to use rough grain with a pen, as you're losing the precision of your trait. That could be your personal choice, and it's ok to have wobbly strokes with dry effects at times (it's trendy sometimes), but it is not necessary and definitely not what the medium is made for. Rough => paint. Fine grain => ink + paint. Hot-pressed => ink + paint but less forgiving on the painting technique. It's a very personal choice of yours to use rough grain, and it's ok that you choose what you prefer. But a fountain pen is not meant to be used on rough grain, because it makes your stroke less precise (it makes your nib jump over the paper, regardless of your intention).

Are you using the fude nib as you would a dip pen, straight from the bottle, no cartridge or converter? I like your work and your videos. Also, do you have a website?

I love your work, thank you for the tips! 😊

My friend, your explanations on how to use and clean pens so they don't clog are sensational. I will do as you taught. Thank you very much for your teachings.🤗

Very nice 👍... My d2 fude draws very thick line even after very light pressure..

Loved the sketching. Thank you. You don't need the "music".

So helpful to see you sketching! I love your loose style and I got my Fude Pen last week - it's amazing! Thank you so much for your help and inspiration 😊

I really like your art. And I really like your music! I think some people forget they can turn the volume off if they don’t like it? 😊

Magic! Thank you

Thank you for your demo. I have been following you for a long time and it is thanks to you that I bought my Duke 209 that I really liked but it no longer works :-( Do you have another fude pen to recommend to me? Thank you

This just what I needed to be able to follow along with you and LEARN more THANK YOU!!

We need to pay more attention to the overall effect of the picture and whether it can effectively express the content of the painting, rather than each line.

This is true loose style of sketching ! makes complex and difficult subjects "sketchable" 👏 @colourartZ

Link to that pen and I buy it

Splendid rendition

Santa Maria de salute. Venice :)

👌🏻 Nice work and looks great in light and shadows

Beautiful ✨️✨️

De las dos formas es bonito en blanco y negro y en color felicidades.

Enhorabuena como siempre digo fantástico trabajo el cual me llena de motivación, gracias por compartirlo.

Beautiful !! And a very nice sketch too.

Very nice, thanks for sharing 🙂

This is soo good! love this loose style

Loved watching you simplify that complex scene...thank you so much !

What a stunning painting! I've never tried pen and ink. The fude nib looks intriguing and the pen a real piece of art itself. Does the curved profile allow fine control of line thickness and shape? Best regards

Lovely sketches! Is that ink waterproof? Does it clog the fountain pen or do you have to clean it after use? Because i've been told indian ink may harm fountain pens. Cheers and keep up the great work! 🧡

Enhorabuena por este magnífico trabajo,como siempre digo felicidades.

Very nice indeed thank you for loading this one up

Здорово получилось. шейпы теней такие отчетливые и разнообразные. И отлично ритмизируют катинку. Удачи! И привет из Санкт Петербурга.

Дуже-дуже красиво! ❤❤❤