@Blort Haha, yes, I tried to keep a single page on my sketchbook to try random pen. I adopted a cyan and pink ballpen this way, but I kept my Bic ballpenpoint orange thin π
@Splig Hey, thanks. It's difficult to directly go on paper with a ballpoint pen. It feels like I'm less at half the skill I can do on computer, or with solid pencil fondation guidelines. But if you look closely I often use a white correction pen (especially when a line really waste a face (eg. on the saxophonist, on same double page than the pen test); and I often roll the ballpen point very tilted to get extra thin line and draw a silhouette prior to darken lines. It's a hard training πΊ
ive never thought to keep a correction pen handy :0 but ya ive also only used ball point pens in my sketchbooks for p much my whole adult life (tho i never post anything .-.) i like the way you described the sneaky sketch method; zebra pens are my fav in that regard...
lately ive switched to fountain and brush pens, which makes it even harder to grapple with the inevitable busted ass sketch lmao
@Splig I tried brush pen (pentel type, but a old one, maybe I have to find a more precise one) and fountain pen and I was like "Nope! I can't operate this way" π But I miss a bit of thickness to my lines and generosity. I never tried Zebra pen, maybe a brand that is not implemented well in France; a lot of Bic, Reynolds, Pentel, Stabilo, Staedler, Faber Castle here. I'll try to purchase one and try it ( oh, I checked them online: ink gel, cool).
@darekpages Hey, I really like traditional ink and nib; but they require a desk and something to wash the nib. These are done in transport, waiting rooms, on bed/sofa, etc... A single pen is what I'm limited (and one that can fit within the page of the sketchbook is better). About the test page; yes: all the things I tried were pen I found around on desk of other (office things) I visited during the holidays. I was curious. I like pen that cost less than 2 Euros like my Bic orange thin. βΊοΈ
@jimnakos It's mixed here: half is totally from imagination, another half while watching anatomy content (sometime copying, sometime improving a new view angle). Same for clothes, sometime trying to imitate a random photo, sometime trying to exagerate. I try also to redo the exercice while traveling where I can't access the reference so I can solidify the memory.
@glutfuchs Thanks! I left her on a full page because she had a "leave me alone" vibe and I couldn't really give her company. I'm happy with her, even if I had to put heavy white corrector on her back because I had no idea if this line should be curved or follow the rib cage. Also, her foot closer to the camera is flat like a duck π But yep, she has a lot of life and personnality, and I take that as a win. π
@litt17 Thank you! When I was a kid, we were forced to write with fountain pen at school (from 7 years old to around 15) and unfortunately, this type of pen still reminds me the empty ink refill in critical moment (a test! π ) or the nib that suddently is super dry or all the opposite: leaking a lot. But I should try again. My sketchbook is done on transport, on bed, when waiting... the ballpoint pen I put inside the pages of the sketchbook is always working perfectly and has a long duration.
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Ballpoint pen studies and randomness (desc. in Alt).
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•i rly like how everything flows together, and the studies look great too
makes me realize i been slacking lol
its like ive lost the ability to just draw without a solid plan...
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•splig
•ive never thought to keep a correction pen handy :0
but ya ive also only used ball point pens in my sketchbooks for p much my whole adult life (tho i never post anything .-.)
i like the way you described the sneaky sketch method; zebra pens are my fav in that regard...
lately ive switched to fountain and brush pens, which makes it even harder to grapple with the inevitable busted ass sketch lmao
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•About the test page; yes: all the things I tried were pen I found around on desk of other (office things) I visited during the holidays. I was curious. I like pen that cost less than 2 Euros like my Bic orange thin. βΊοΈ
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•I like your ballpen sketchbook so much. They are an open door to imagination and stories.
#sketchbook #ballpointpen #MastoArt #sketch
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•Lit
•whoa beautiful works. I love ink draw. I even bought a fountain pen for drawing. But I realized i can't draw properly haha. Still learning how to draw
Do you ever use fountain pen for drawing David?
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•My sketchbook is done on transport, on bed, when waiting... the ballpoint pen I put inside the pages of the sketchbook is always working perfectly and has a long duration.
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