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PEN INKING TUTORIAL
Published: 2008-05-03 22:06:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 58723; Favourites: 1354; Downloads: 2303
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In this quick tutorial I show how I ink and go about using a Sakura Micron Pigma Pen. Score them at your local art shops.Related content
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Great Tut - and, this is gonna sound weird, but you have pretty hands.
Yeah. That sounded really weird.
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I can't seem to get it right. Where do you get these pens from? Are they available in Pakistan?
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Dickblick.com try there
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This is amazing! Lol I wanna be a comic artist when I grow up! This helps! Thanks man!
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oo i wanna get some of those where can you find em?
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yeah i realized it was a dumb question haha my bad great vid i was practicing my inking a little today thanks for the vids
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Hey Dude !!!!!!!
Shut up and ink sth. !!!!!!!!
lol
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I always thought i was doing something wrong, thank you so muck
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thank you so much! 
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Wow. This is best one I have watched that actually worked for me! Thank You! and may I asked were are you from?
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These are great, I have no idea why I haven't noticed them before. Damn ADD
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Whoa, this really helps!
I always thought it was better to go slower. I wasn't aware the squigglyness was FROM that. >_>
Thanks for making this!
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COOL i use does pens 2...although i dnt use 005...but after dis imma start...
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Have fun and experiment as much as you can
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Which pen size would you necessarily call the "overall" pen? I mean, the one people tend to use in most situations?
And is the French Curve necessarily mandatory? I don't have one.
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Pen sizes depend on the job one is doing. There is no one said pen size. Rather use'em all to get what line sizes you need for certain areas.
The French curve is a very awesome an powerful tool. Every artist should own a set or two around, one never knows when they'll come in handy. Hit the art store or even Staples and see what they have. A set normally goes for around $14.00 or so.
Save up, and score a set for yourself. They are worth it
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I do have the money, and hope to buy a set before we start serious house moving.
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Very nice! You did a wonderful job. Thank you! ^-^
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thank you so much for this, i recently got into inking, and this helped out a lot!
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Very useful tutorial! It's always nice to get to see other people's techniques and learn fro them. Thanks for sharing yours!
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This was such a great tutorial. 
You give a lot of great techniques and I can't wait to try them out. c:
Also want to add I've watched a few of your tutorials so far, and they're very entertaining. Sometimes tutorials can be so boring, but I get really into watching you draw.
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so that's what that bevel is about on mah Frenchie curve! Doh! Great vid, man.
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wow, very helpful ^^, I was doing the whole slow and wobbly thing and I was wondering why it looked like crap, I'm going away from this with new techniques and i have you to thank, so thank you
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I'm kinda thinking that these pens might be expensive.
I kinda want them b/c my lines come out horrible, then again i don't even draw on paper anymore lol.
Don't scold me.
Nice vid tho.
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Oh, thank you~! I really needed a little help with inking with pens instead of computer programs, this was very helpful.
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Awesomely helpful; Inking was one of my spooky misteries, and you solved it all for me! Or at least, you unfolded a path to improve on, for which I thank you a lot
Keep up the good work!
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Awesomely helpful; Inking was one of my spooky misteries, and you solved it all for me! Or at least, you unfolded a path to improve on, for which I thank you a lot
Keep up the good work!
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Awesomely helpful; Inking was one of my spooky misteries, and you solved it all for me! Or at least, you unfolded a path to improve on, for which I thank you a lot
Keep up the good work!
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Awesomely helpful; Inking was one of my spooky misteries, and you solved it all for me! Or at least, you unfolded a path to improve on, for which I thank you a lot
Keep up the good work!
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Awesomely helpful; Inking was one of my spooky misteries, and you solved it all for me! Or at least, you unfolded a path to improve on, for which I thank you a lot
Keep up the good work!
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Ah, thank you so much! Now I finally may be able to ink correctly.
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Thanks dude!
You're a life saver.
*goes and sketches like hell, attempting to get better at inking*
You're kinda funny too
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More to come next year 
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I've been drawing for years, but your videos have still taught me a trick or two. I'm so glad I watched them! Especially your sketching videos... just found out I've been sketching the 'wrong' way this whole time! I've found that every time I spend more time on sketching, such as 'doodling' out all my lines and making them look scribbly (and spending hours on them), they never looked as good as the ones where I just quickly laid down the lines in quick, bold strokes like what you demonstrated. I couldn't believe I was doing it the wrong way that whole time- and now I'm sketching with a lot more confidence and I like the results much better.
Thanks for the tips man!
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thanks for the tutorial. it is very informative. I have pens of my own. they are Copic pens =] they work pretty well, though they too get the ink erased off the page with the eraser. i will take that erasure tip you gave. =]
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I've been trying to improve my inking...and this helps soo much!! ^^..
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