Sketching and talking about microphones

Here I sketch with a Rotring Isograph Pen, Winsor Newton watercolours and talk about microphones (Microfon RODE - SmartLav +, Rode NT-USB, Shure SM7B, Shure SM58, condenser microphones, dynamic microphones, Zoom H4nPro). I am wondering what microphone is best for home audio recording.
You can sketch along this entrance using this photo I took in Varna (Bulgaria) from here:
flic.kr/p/2oEeRJN
Reference photo after The Stoyan Bachvarov Dramatic Theatre, Varna, Bulgaria
Materials used:
Pens for drawing:
Rotring Isograph Pen 0.7 mm Black Ink
Paper: Hahnemuhle watercolor sketchpad 300 gsm, 14x24 cm, hot pressed
Waterbrush: Caran d'Ache
Watercolor set: Sketchers Pocket Cotman Winsor Newton
Filming tools:
iPhone 13
Microfon RODE - SmartLav +
Editing: Davinci Resolve
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[@donnabuttons1]

I've been struck by what a good audio quality your videos have. I'm no tech expert, but I listen to books on Audible, and also ASMR videos, so I know what I like. But I can see how you might not want to have to record in a cupboard, lol. What a beautiful artwork btw!

[@VictorSeremet]

Thank you very much, Donna! I appreciate your feedback.

[@walking-phoenix]

How did you get started sketching with just pen? It is such an appealing style and I'd like to start but I can never get the distances and proportions right

[@VictorSeremet]

Thank you! Sometimes I would use pencil preliminary sketch, but drawing directly with ink makes me be more careful to place the lines in the right place from the first shot, knowing that these cannot be erased. I am trying to follow the angles of the drawing subject and to draw the negative shapes.