Thank You! Fun. 😊

Thank you for your experience with these products. Very helpful to see how they might work for me.

Hi Anne Laure! I’ve missed you. You are so talented and have such a beautiful presence. I’ve changed my channel name a few times so you may not recognize it. France is in such turmoil. You have been on my mind. I’m praying for your safety, health and happiness. Take good care! God is with you❤

Acrylic inks are rarely used for fountain pens, but mostly used for pump-action felt-tip pens.

You are absolutely fantastic. Not only your work, but in the way you give courage to people to try. To forget about pencil and erasers and just go for it with ink!! ❤

Your hero nib can be repaired. Look around for someone to whom you can bring or send the pen.

To be fair, Noodlers has about 20(!) black inks, with all different properties. Honestly, their lineup is a marketing disaster (i.e. bewildering & overwhelming); but I do remember that in some thorough testing, at least a couple of them were actually waterproof. Some of their inks are in Jet Pens' massive black ink comparison article, if you can hunt that up.

Love your approach. Makes one loosen up!!

It was lucky that acrylic ink is rarely compatible with fountain pens.

I hope you are well, I miss you! ***edit: I tracked down your FB and I’m happy to see you are still posting and are ok… just missing from YT, all good!

Not all Noodler’s inks misbehave. I recommend their Lexington Gray, a transparent dark gray that is absolutely waterproof and behaves well on paper and in pens. It retains its water resistance if diluted with water, so you have an option of loading this ink into waterbrushes with or without dilution. This ink layers well, and depending on how much is applied, it will go all the way into black. A favorite drawing ink, not as harsh and more flexible than black.

Omg how are you able to do all that in one month? 😮

Thank you so much for this! I thought I had broken this lead holder, which I loved so much, after getting a lead stuck... And then nothing worked anymore! Thank you so much for the realignment tip! 👌🥰

Miss you Dear Friend. Hope all is well with you. Looking forward to your return❤

Thank you!!!❤

Gorgeous!!!

Bonjour, existe-t-il cette vidéo mais en français ?

I like listening to you speak so much

🐰

Thanks!

Anne Laure, I miss your videos very much! I love your style a lot! I am hoping that you are well and healthy! ❤

Hope you are healthy and happy! Please come back! I miss your positive energy and your beautiful paintings! ❤

Please please come back!! Missing you a lot!! I hope you are well!

I love this version of this cover

Terrible video - terrible talking and terrible …..

It is 2024 March now. I miss your painting videos hope to see you back soon ... 🎉❤ Meanwhile, stay happy and healthy

I've been using this pen for a good while too. I have two - one usually filled with De Artemis Brown Document Ink and the other with the grey version of the same brand. I find them excellent for life drawing. I go straight in with pen without any underdrawing. The sketchiness of line means mistakes are easy to 'remodel'. My much posher TWSBI Eco gets nowhere near as much use!

franchement trop bien!!! merci 💖 Tes videos me manquent, j'espere que tu vas bien!

Creepy

Anne Laure, I know that you're not really making videos here so much any more, but I just want to tell you how much I love watching them! You're style of painting and talking about your process is fun, full of joy, and helpful as well. Love love love it!

C'est super

I had a smilier experience with Noodler's Black - It's waterproof on non coated or awful copy paper but on good fountain pen paper that's coated, it does not stick. Three days and it still smears on Tomoe River Paper. Noodler's should be clear because it gives people poor performance if they use it on the wrong paper. Carbon Black and Diamine Registrar's inks don't smear regardless of paper.

Thank you. This is a great tutorial.

Great video! So beautiful to watch the emergence of a great picture!

What a timely video (even though you made it 5 years ago.) I just started sketching with fountain pens. Not getting any better advice, I purchased 3 bottles of Noodler's ink for 3 different fountain pens. The first, Polar Black was very spidery coming out of my Pilot Falcon. I thought it was the pen, so I put purple Sheaffer Skrip ink I had into the Falcon, and no more spidering (Sheaffer Skrip is water soluble). Unfortunately, I had also ordered 2 more bottles of Noodler's bulletproof ink still thinking my Pilot Falcon was the problem, it wasn't. The next Noodler's ink is the Kiowa brown that I put into my Opus 88 Demonstrator. It was not spidery, but it's also not waterproof! The third ink is Lexington grey that I put into my Pilot Metropolitan, not spidery, and not waterproof!! I am extremely disappointed that the Noodler's isn't working because the price seemed reasonable, but it just will not work for urban sketching, and watercolor. I'm going to have to step up to R&K Sketch ink, or De Artramantis Document ink. Thank you for the advice and review.

Hello Anne, this is Raj from India, I follow your videos and really love your wonderful tips, can you tell me from where you got the painting bag from India? Bye for now, love from India.

U're a big inspiration to me, love ur videos 💖

Just love your videos, so inspirational and soothing. Merci!

I couldn't do it... had to bail...

Beautiful. A floral celebration.😊

I didn't quite get the name of your favorite pen?

Excellent … art and accent

Ian sounded like Lily Savage when he talked about people looking at your work when you're beginning! "Eh, are you an artist? You're not very good are you?!"😂

Calli ink is very good and dark, I've been using it for almost a decade in my pens

So helpful!! And you are so sweet! Thank you!!

That was so helpful. Thank you

I live your energy. Thank you for your beautiful art