Ink on bristol
Ink on bristol
I'm realizing folks like to see the tools people use when they draw so I included that this time. It's a brush that's too small tbh (a friggin' size 4/0) but it's nice & I got it for extremely cheap.
Hope you're having a swell day!
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Tiny rounds are my jam! But how you gunna show your brush (also you know, nothing is too small if it works for you) but not talk ink? C'mon!
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Lol fair enough. Indian ink, Windsor & Newton, specifically.
I've only used 2 & 3 before, so I actually like going way smaller than that, but 4/0 is damn small.
I got this tiny guy b/c it's pure kilinsky and was on mega clearance at my local art store for something like ten bucks so I snagged it. Hopefully I'll find a happy medium next time.
btw I checked out your Pixelfed, but there's nothing :(
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It was a joke, I was just joshing you. I wasn't serious and my b if it came off like it. It's actually funny, becuase I thought it might be W&N because of the cleanness of the ink. I love that freakin' brand! Idk what Pixelfed is but my b =
But ink, ink is 10/10 my favorite medium. And micro-brushes are my favorite tool. My gf is super into the larger stuff, but I think finer details are lovely and good for my head (because of the repetative nature of the hand motions). But I lost a lot of motor control, which is why I ended up stopping doing the fine stuff unless it's a really solid day. I tend to work a sloppy traditional or a slower digital nowadays. But the pieces I work tend to be personal takes on things I think about or enjoy (like reads) or appreciation pieces for the people I love. But either way creating = life. I never feel better than when I am making something (in any capacity).
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Looks great