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jasonN
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 18, 1999 3:54 pm     Reply with quote
Hi ppl, I just need to know if anyone could recommend any good inking pens. I got some cheapo black pen, but the the ink flow is too think and it goes everywhere. Does anyone know any good pens? Like the ones pros use? Thanks ppl,

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Doc Holliday
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 18, 1999 4:12 pm     Reply with quote
It depends what kind lines you want. Alot of pros use brushes with India Ink. Other use crow qill nibs. I recommend Hunts 102 its pretty stiff but flexible enough to create various thickness. As for ink use Higgins Black Magic. Hope it helps laters.
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 18, 1999 5:13 pm     Reply with quote
I personally use the following pens to ink

Assuming you understand the measurement unit "points".

1) Pigma Micron 005 (tan in color if you have a hard time seeing them on shelves) (.5 point line, very thin, good for small hatching, especially for face detail)

2) Pigma Micron 01 or Staedtler .01 Point drawing pen, Basically a good thickness for outer forms, but use the 005 for detailing

3) Pigma Micron 08 or higher. All good inked comic art should have a thick outline around the outside of the entire form (and only the outside). 8 pt lines are good and thick

Anyway, this is just what I use, along with a few pros. A good ink investment. You'll thank me once you see how hard it is to use india ink and a brush pen or quill nibs that rip your paper if you're not careful.

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Rene Antunes
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