Tiny Tips Ep. 12 - Creating details with needle tip paint bottles

[@CJoyArt]

Hi Susan! I love these bottles. I have a tip for you! I put a pin inside the needle nose to prevent clogging. It works like a charm! Thanks for your generous content. I love your channel!

[@SusanCliftonArtist]

That is a great idea. Thank you for sharing that. 😎

[@jocelynelarose3715]

Amazing 🤩Susan ,so much creative is really different and full idea i find all gorgeous desing. Thank you .I love your channel.🥰

[@SusanCliftonArtist]

Thanks for watching. 😎

[@debbieekes5718]

Awesome tutorial. I’ve never seen this technique before.

[@SusanCliftonArtist]

Thanks. I like these bottles and grateful for the find.

[@kerrieb7473]

I use these too and they are fantastic for ascemic writing.

[@SusanCliftonArtist]

I will be using them more in the future. Thanks for watching.

[@bunnyjones1026]

I love these for making little dots within a design.

[@SusanCliftonArtist]

Another great idea! 😎

[@mywifetheartist]

This is a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

[@SusanCliftonArtist]

Thanks for watching.

[@rhyacawley9244]

The line work over the prints with the hi flow needle nose container is fantastic...like using micron pens!

[@SusanCliftonArtist]

I like those as well.

[@lynchdavid8104]

AWESOMENESS.

[@SusanCliftonArtist]

Thanks!

[@RoyBlumenthal]

Something you might not know about ruling pens... They behave like ultimate-control paintbrushes, giving you precise fine lines AND massive painterly wide strokes. If you hold the ruling pen upright, you get the tiny precise line. But tilt it at an angle, and twist it so that the two edges of the calipers touch the paper at the same time... And the surface tension pulls the ink from the reservoir created by those two calipers. The stepper the angle, the fatter the stroke.

[@SusanCliftonArtist]

I haven't used a ruling pen in years but I still own one. Maybe I'll find it during my move and I can experiment with it. I'm moving this week to a new studio. So it's crazy around here.

[@RoyBlumenthal]

@@SusanCliftonArtist All the best with the move! And I hope you find the ruling pen. Once you've gotten the knack, it'll blow your mind.